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By: rbouchez | Posted: Thursday, December 23rd, 2010
Twas the day before shooting and all through crew a slight frightful feeling… what did we forget to do?
A “top 12″ wrap-up of our weekly tips for adding high quality video to your website…
Web Video Quick Tips #1: Using Effects
Web Video Quick Tips #2: Interviewing an Expert
Web Video Quick Tips #3: What to wear?
Web Video Quick Tips #5: Writing 101 for Video
Web Video Quick Tips #6: Amazing Scripts in 3 steps
Web Video Quick Tips #7: Don’t be a Space Invader
Web Video Quick Tips #9: Custom Bins for Special Effects
Web Video Quick Tips #10: Fun with Silhouettes
Web Video Quick Tips #11: Driveway Dolly
Web Video Quick Tips #13: Perfect Talking Heads?
Web Video Quick Tips 14: Add a Back Light
Web Video Quick Tips 15: Lighting Using Reflectors outdoors
Happy Shooting!
By: rbouchez | Posted: Wednesday, October 27th, 2010
Web Video Post Production Editing; Are you ripping through your editing software trying to meet a deadline and wished you didn’t have to keep going back to the special effects preset folder to grab the same transitions over and over? Click, open, scroll, click, drag, customize. Save. Click, open, scroll, click, drag, customize. Save. Click, open, scroll, click, drag, customize. Oh this is silly.
Just create a custom bin. Then, after you drag the special transitions and effects into the custom bin, it’s just, drag, customize, save.
No more searching. All of the effects and transitions for this production are all in one folder.
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By Stu Marks: Chicago Area Media Designer & video consultant.
Special Effects Links worth checking out:
1. Add ons, Downloads, and Updates – Windows Movie Maker 2
2. Web Video Special Effects for Beginners: What is Keying?
3. Web Video Quick Tips #1: Using Effects
Flickr Photos credits:
Wrap-up – 313/365 By tranchis
IMG_5741 By Dave Malkoff
By: rbouchez | Posted: Tuesday, August 31st, 2010
It’s no secret anyone can create & upload web video to their site, Youtube or other sites easily, but that doesn’t mean it’s a good idea. Here are 3 key points to consider to help keep your videos fresh, interesting and effective followed by a great discussion by some of the pros on creating videos for business.
Don’t ONLY create videos to increase your chances of being found. Have specific business objectives (a strategy) in addition to SEO such as:
- Improve your customer service by posting how to videos.
- Added value to current clients with “tips” videos.
- Go viral – worth mentioning because, while getting millions of views on Youtube is possible, it’s really a practical goal.
- Stay on brand. “Premiere” products will want to pay special attention to quality and serious brand will have to avoid silly or tacky subjects.
- How many can you make? Creating videos takes time! Try to create a system where you shoot a couple at once so you can post them over time or get into the habit of shooting quick videos throughout your week. This will help you keep your content fresh and new!
Check out this podcast! Starting at 45min 15seconds begins a great discussion of how different businesses can use video. This is also a great example of the discussion every business owner should be having before they start producing videos for their business!
TWIM (This Week In Media) is a podcast that focuses on the present and future of web video from tv shows, to movies and even how businesses are using web video for self promotion.
Thanks for stopping by!
By: stu | Posted: Wednesday, August 25th, 2010
When editing videos to upload to your website, or any videos really, use FX sparingly. Less is more in the world of classy web videos. Special Effects should have a logical reason for movement, direction, timing and type. Many common FX are included in quick-use defaults within better editing suites like the Adobe CS series.
Special Effects Links worth checking out:
1. Add ons, Downloads, and Updates – Windows Movie Maker 2
2. Pinnacle VideoSpin 2.0.0.669 – free – mix videos & photos in a snap
3. Adobe Featured Products Downloads
We recommend www.EZWebPlayer.com.
Flickr Photos credits:
On the 7th Day by PLUM…..2 Spoos and a Weim
Special Effects by Thomas Hawk





