README.md in animoto-0.0.0.alpha9 vs README.md in animoto-0.1.0.beta0

@@ -29,10 +29,23 @@
 This document does not cover the details of the Animoto API itself. For such information please see the [Animoto API documentation][api_docs]
 
 <a name="getting_started_using_the_ruby_client"></a>
 ## Getting Started using the Ruby Client
 
+### Installation
+
+You can install the Animoto API Ruby Client either through [RubyGems](http://rubygems.org):
+
+    gem install animoto -v 0.1.0.alpha0 --pre
+
+Or by cloning [the repository](http://github.com/animoto/animoto_api_client_ruby) on [GitHub](http://github.com/) and building it from source:
+
+    git clone git://github.com/animoto/animoto_api_client_ruby.git
+    cd animoto_api_client_ruby
+    gem build animoto.gemspec
+    gem install animoto-0.1.0.alpha0.gem
+
 ### Prerequisites
 
 #### Readers of this document should be familiar with...
 
   * The [the Ruby language](http://ruby-lang.org)
@@ -85,26 +98,26 @@
     client = Client.new("application_key", "secret")
 
     # create a directing and rendering manifest with the video title and 
     # producer.  Also include rendering parameters like resolution, framerate,
     # and format.
-    manifest = DirectingAndRenderingManifest.new(
+    manifest = Manifests::DirectingAndRendering.new(
       :title => "Amazing Title!", 
       :producer => "Fishy Joe", 
       :resolution => "720p", 
       :framerate => 24, 
       :format => 'h264'
     )
     
     # Add some images, text, and footage to our manifest.
-    manifest << Image.new("http://website.com/picture.png")
-    manifest << Image.new("http://website.com/hooray.png", :spotlit => true)
-    manifest << TitleCard.new("Woohoo!", "Hooray for everything!")
-    manifest << Footage.new("http://website.com/movie.mp4", :duration => 3.5)
+    manifest << Assets::Image.new("http://website.com/picture.png")
+    manifest << Assets::Image.new("http://website.com/hooray.png", :spotlit => true)
+    manifest << Assets::TitleCard.new("Woohoo!", "Hooray for everything!")
+    manifest << Assets::Footage.new("http://website.com/movie.mp4", :duration => 3.5)
     
     # Setup the soundtrack.
-    manifest << Song.new("http://website.com/song.mp3", :artist => "Fishy Joe")
+    manifest << Assets::Song.new("http://website.com/song.mp3", :artist => "Fishy Joe")
     
     # Setup to get http callbacks for status notification (see below for 
     # polling example).
     manifest.http_callback_url = "http://mysite.com/animoto_callback"
     manifest.http_callback_format = "json"
@@ -126,20 +139,20 @@
     # Create a new client using our application key and secret
     client = Client.new("application_key", "secret")
 
     # Create a directing manifest.  The directing manifest controls the images
     # and other visual elements that will be in our final video.
-    manifest = DirectingManifest.new(:title => "Amazing Title!")
+    manifest = Manifests::Directing.new(:title => "Amazing Title!")
     
     # Add some images, text, and footage to our manifest.
-    manifest << Image.new("http://website.com/picture.png")
-    manifest << Image.new("http://website.com/hooray.png", :spotlit => true)
-    manifest << TitleCard.new("Woohoo!", "Hooray for everything!")
-    manifest << Footage.new("http://website.com/movie.mp4", :duration => 3.5)
+    manifest << Assets::Image.new("http://website.com/picture.png")
+    manifest << Assets::Image.new("http://website.com/hooray.png", :spotlit => true)
+    manifest << Assets::TitleCard.new("Woohoo!", "Hooray for everything!")
+    manifest << Assets::Footage.new("http://website.com/movie.mp4", :duration => 3.5)
     
     # Setup the soundtrack.
-    manifest << Song.new("http://website.com/song.mp3")
+    manifest << Assets::Song.new("http://website.com/song.mp3")
 
     # Request a new directing job by sending the API our directing manifest.
     directing_job = client.direct!(manifest)
     
     # Poll the service until the directing job is done.
@@ -152,10 +165,10 @@
     # associated with this job.
     if storyboard = directing_job.storyboard
     
       # Now it's time to render the storyboard into a video.  First we create
       # a rendering manifest.
-    	manifest = RenderingManifest.new(storyboard, :resolution => "720p", :framerate => 24, :format => 'h264')
+    	manifest = Manifests::Rendering.new(storyboard, :resolution => "720p", :framerate => 24, :format => 'h264')
     	
     	# Send the manifest to the API.
     	rendering_job = client.render!(manifest)
     	
     	# Poll the service until the rendering job is done