Online trainign videos (production and preproduction)

Created by yenerich on June 25, 2009

In this example. I was developing some videos for Mp3Gain PRO & Mp3Doctor PRO

The "difficult part" was trying to show the benefit and concepts of something a little complicated, for the average people that has no knowledge on the area.

The other "problem" was trying to make videos that where visualy nice. We try to avoid a low video with just one off voice.

So, in first place we need to get a lot of images and videos and make a plan on how to use them to make a good looking video.

We download videos from youtube, and found some freeware flv to avi converters, also we make a research looking for modern images.

Also, we use a video editor (honestech) to add some effects to the videos, to edit and cut them.

Finally we use the title editor mentione before, to create our videos.

This is one of the videos:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8bsC9XWbyE

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		Online trainign videos (production and preproduction) Created by yenerich on June 25, 2009 In this example. I was developing some videos for Mp3Gain PRO & Mp3Doctor PRO The "difficult part" was trying to show the benefit and concepts of something a little complicated, for the average people that has no knowledge on the area. The other "problem" was trying to make videos that where visualy nice. We try to avoid a low video with just one off voice. So, in first place we need to get a lot of images and videos and make a plan on how to use them to make a good looking video. We download videos from youtube, and found some freeware flv to avi converters, also we make a research looking for modern images. Also, we use a video editor (honestech) to add some effects to the videos, to edit and cut them. Finally we use the title editor mentione before, to create our videos. This is one of the videos: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8bsC9XWbyE yenerich's blog Login or register to post comments 79 reads
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