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- 2. Video Structure • Decide what style you want to go for: Talking to camera, voice over, text, stock footage • If you need inspiration, look at TV ads
- 3. Video Structure • Interview/presentation setup • Record a stationary ‘master shot’ • Pick ups on certain lines with different framing • Cut-aways of what you are talking about
- 4. Shot Composition • How to make your shots look pretty
- 5. Shot Composition • Rule of Thirds
- 6. Shot Composition • Position in the frame: Head room
- 7. Shot Composition • Eye line
- 8. Shot Composition • Include movement in your shots, it’s more interesting to look at • Try to keep your movement steady
- 9. Shot Composition • Use variety in your shots
- 10. Shot Composition • Film rules are like the pirate code: they’re more like guidelines • Once you know them, you can break them for effect
- 11. Lighting • Ensure the subject is evenly lit • Natural light is better than artificial • Watch for shadows
- 12. Lighting • Exposure • Match foreground and background lighting
- 13. Camera • Decide what you are going to use: smart phone, camcorder, DSLR, webcam • Play around with your camera, experiment! • If you are unsure, automatic settings are your friend
- 14. Camera • Check your settings: • Frame rate: 24 fps, 25 fps • Resolution: SD/HD, 854x480, 1280x720, 1920x1080 • Exposure • Focus • White Balance
- 15. Shooting • Check your rushes • Safety shots • Keep track of the good takes
- 16. Performance • Speak slowly, with plenty of pauses. This gives you room to edit • Don’t worry if you mess up a line, you can just do it again
- 17. Sound • If using DSLR, you’ll need a separate sound recorder • Make sure you run audio checks • Audio peaking: never higher than -6 db • If you can hear your voice distorting, it’s too loud. If you have too much ambient hiss, it’s too quiet • Maintain a steady volume of speech
- 18. Sound • Music • Background music can help cover dodgy parts in your audio • Royalty free music • http://freesound.org/
- 19. Editing • Figure out your software, play around with it • Check that all your settings match • Only import the good takes
- 20. Editing • Importing: • SD card, Bluetooth, USB, fileshare • Getting the correct file type (mp4, avi, wmv) • http://www.freemake.com/fr ee_video_converter/
- 21. Editing • Images and stock footage • Use royalty free/creative commons content • Copyright laws are ruthless • http://search.creativecomm ons.org/
- 23. Editing • Editing on the beats • Does it feel right? • Use transitions and effects appropriate to the tone of your video
- 24. Editing • Titles and graphics: • Presets are super easy and look good (most of the time) • Simplest is often best
- 25. Editing • Double check, triple check, quadruple check your edit, make sure you’re happy with it • Get feedback from others
- 26. Demo • How to use iMovie
- 27. Tutorials • If there’s anything you’re confused about, use YouTube tutorials THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF THEM
- 28. Questions?