Communauté des Créateurs YouTube – Communauté – Google+ Free Interactive Guides on How to Use iMovie to Create Educational Videos and Animations December 15, 2016 iMovie is an amazing video app to use in your instruction. It offers a wide variety of features that allow you to create and share professionally-designed videos without any major learning curve. Some of these feature include: 14 trailer templates with stunning graphics; 10 Apple-designed video filters; a number of built-in music and sound effects; advanced video filters and animated titles and many more. In today’s post we are sharing with you two excellent free interactive guides created by Apple Education. The purpose of these guides is to help teachers make the best of iMovie in their classroom. “The iMovie for iPad Starter Guide is a beginner’s guide to making great-looking movies shot entirely on iPad. ‘iMovie for Mac Starter Guide is a beginner’s guide to making great-looking movies entirely on Mac.
Mobile production strategies - YouTube Which of the following settings should you manually control to avoid capturing blurry video? Correct! Being able to manually control this will stop your camera from auto-focusing on areas that aren’t the subject. Not quite. That's a very important camera function, but it won't keep your video crisp and clear. What type of day will help your mobile’s small image sensor produce the best image? Consistent soft lighting across the image will help your phone capture the most information. Try again! Those lighting conditions are certainly dramatic, but not very flattering to the people in your video. What’s the most cost-effective way to capture audio on your mobile device? The in built microphone is a high quality mic, ideal for recording video audio. Try again. That's an expense choice, and not versatile enough for mobile shooting. Sign in first if you want to save your results.
Free Documentary TV - Free Documentaries, Watch Documentaries Online How to set up your smartphone to take better videos The number one thing that gives footage away as taken by a smartphone is the generally terrible audio quality. That’s why it only makes sense to invest in a proper external microphone. You could opt for simple options that attach right onto your phone like iRig’s Mic Field (S$169 from the Apple Store) or Mic HD (S$219 from the Apple Store), but they’re not as precise as what we got. We went for an Audio-technica ATR6550 Shotgun Microphone (S$128 from Artworkfoto), which isn’t just a highly-sensitive stereo condenser mic that looks way more professional, but is significantly cheaper as well. It’ll allow you to record both targeted sound from a distance or ambient noise, making it quite adaptable too. The only problem is it’s not compatible right away with smartphones, which is quite easily solved with a S$7 adapter.
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Lesson 4: Tips on Audio & Video Narration for e-Learning Michael Sheyahshe, an artist, author, developer, and technologist at alterNative Media, presents a whole series of 10 lessons on making e-Learning cool: “How To Create Great e-Learning Content From A To Z.” If you’re new to this series, it’s better to start from the first lesson. In this lesson, we’re going to talk about different ways to look at voiceovers and some of the nuts and bolts of working with audio and video, and then we’ll show you some quick and easy ways to put the audio and video in your e-Learning course with iSpring. Watch the recording or skip to the article if you prefer reading. Pro or DIY? There’s no one right opinion about if you should use a professional voiceover or it’s better to do it yourself. It makes sense to consider getting a VO artist, especially when you need a voice with character; someone with good inflection, who sounds welcoming, or conveys excitement in their narration. To decide if you should use a VO talent or do it yourself is always a challenge.