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The Friday Roundup - Sound Design & Free A.I. Music
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The Friday Roundup - Sound Design & Free A.I. Music
Sound Design in DaVinci Resolve - Beginner Crash Course This is a video tutorial from Jason Yadlovski who is a pro video maker but specializes in the audio side of things. He generally works in DaVinci Resolve but don't let that put you off. In this video he goes through the process
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Basic Editing Cuts in Video
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Basic Editing Cuts in Video
The basic editing cuts in video have at their heart the purpose of presenting raw footage in a way that conveys whatever the original message or story was supposed to be. At the heart of this are the various cutting techniques, each serving a unique purpose in shaping the narrative, pacing
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The Friday Roundup - Moody Video and Live Streaming
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The Friday Roundup - Moody Video and Live Streaming
Ultimate Guide to Capturing Cinematic Moody Footage In the years I have been following Aidin Robbins on his journey to becoming quite a skilled video maker it has been interesting to watch his journey. Over time he has moved away from shooting pretty straight up "How to" videos to
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Tips for Recording Yourself on Video
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Tips for Recording Yourself on Video
Recording yourself on video can be a daunting task on a number of fronts especially if you're new to the world of video content creation. It doesn't really matter whether you're doing it to create a vlog, a tutorial or some other type of presentation there are several factors to consider
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The Friday Roundup - Shooting at Blue Hour & YouTube Tips
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The Friday Roundup - Shooting at Blue Hour & YouTube Tips
Why Should You Shoot During Blue Hour? No-one really talks much about "blue hour" although the pro's often either try to replicate it with lighting or specifically assign scenes to be shot at this time. More often you will see references to "golden hour" which is that light you get at
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Why is Video Editing So Computer Resource Intensive?
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Why is Video Editing So Computer Resource Intensive?
Why Video Editing Demands So Much From Your Computer If you've ever tried editing video on an older or underpowered computer you know the frustration of laggy playback, slow renders and frequent crashes or freezes. Video editing, especially when working with modern codecs and high
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The Friday Roundup - Content Creation & Getting Organized
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The Friday Roundup - Content Creation & Getting Organized
YouTube Content Creation Process A while back now my wife decided she was going to start a YouTube channel so of course it fell to me to do all the shooting and editing of her videos! As her productivity increased she began utilizing some of her other staff to help with the
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Different Types of Microphone for Video
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Different Types of Microphone for Video
Audio quality is an extremely important factor for when it comes to producing high-quality videos. The type of microphone you use can make a big difference in how clearly your audio is picked up and how professional your video sounds. There are several types of microphones to consider
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The Friday Roundup - Ninja Walking and Match Cuts
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The Friday Roundup - Ninja Walking and Match Cuts
Learn the Ninja Walk Yup! The Ninja Walk is actually a thing! Regardless of whether you are using a gimbal, mechanical stabilization or even in-camera software stabilization the results you get will vary andsometimes not in a good way! All of these methods will give you results
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SmartPhone Video Shooting Tips
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SmartPhone Video Shooting Tips
With the rise of smartphone cameras and apps, it's now possible to create high-quality videos without needing expensive and bulky equipment. Whilst a purpose built video camera is probably always going to outgun a smartphone you can still create great looking video as long as you keep a
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The Friday Roundup - Video Camera Settings & A YouTube Setup
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The Friday Roundup - Video Camera Settings & A YouTube Setup
Important Camera Settings For Videography If you are shooting video with a reasonably good camera or with a smartphone App offering access to advanced settings, then this video is well worth taking a look at. These days both of those choices are going to give you pretty good results
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The Evolution of Video Editing on Home Computers
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The Evolution of Video Editing on Home Computers
Video editing being carried out on home computers appeared with the rise of modern computing technology and has brought advantages and disadvantages to the average home user when it comes to video editing. On the plus side, the increased computing power, storage capacity, and specialized
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Sound Design Tips: Creating Impactful Videos with Audio
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Sound Design Tips: Creating Impactful Videos with Audio
Audio, or more specifically sound design, is a crucial yet often overlooked component of effective video production. When done well sound design can turn a mediocre video into an impactful one that resonates emotionally with viewers. Here are key tips for utilizing sound to create
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Adjusting White Balance in Video Production
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Adjusting White Balance in Video Production
When it comes to video production, the devil is always in the details. One often-overlooked aspect that can significantly impact the visual appeal and coherence of a video is white balance. White balance refers to the adjustment of colors in a video to ensure that white objects appear
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Videography Tips for More Professional-Looking Videos
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Videography Tips for More Professional-Looking Videos
Introduction to Professional Videography The Challenge of Creating Professional Videos Working towards more professional looking videography results is somewhat like setting sail on a vast ocean for the first time and with little to no experience. The challenge lies not only in the
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The Friday Roundup - Sora by OpenAI and YouTube for Podcasts
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The Friday Roundup - Sora by OpenAI and YouTube for Podcasts
Sora by OpenAI OK so first up let's all get past the clickbaity title of the video below and gain some perspective. Up until now any videos generated by A.I. have been clearly created with A.I. I mean some of them are very good but at the end of the day you can easily see what they
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Types of Transitions in Video
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Types of Transitions in Video
Introduction to Video Transitions Definition and Importance of Transitions Transitions in a video are the bridges between two shots or scenes that assist in the storytelling process. They serve as a critical tool for directors and editors allowing them to convey a change in time,
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