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Media: Video/m4v
9:38 minutes
Posted: 05/16/2007 1424 Views
In this comprehensive tutorial, we take you through the four fundamental steps in creating a PERFECT MINDBITE LESSON.
These include:
PREPARATION: ideas on how to brainstorm, outline, and structure your lesson before you jump straight into production.
SET-UP & SHOOTING: basic steps in simple production, demonstrating that anyone can put together a Mindbite with the look and feel of a professional video.
PRESENTATION: a few thoughts on how to behave on camera and some structuring ideas that will give your lesson a cohesiveness and flow to make it near irresistible to the potential buyer.
EDITING: our crack team of editors has assembled some basic pointers that any prospective filmmaker should know about constructing a flawless work of instructional art.
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Very professional! 09/12/2008
~ CuriousMe
Watching this makes me wonder why Kiethf is not on HGTV or the like...entertaining and funny while communicating new info (the creator's purpose after all). This is a really wonderful tutorial and I've already forwarded it--thanks for the freebie!
~:)CuriousMe
Good Overview 07/16/2008
~ jcostilla
Good explanation on getting started. Good be a bit more professional, but maybe you weren't going for that affect.
MindBites are so awesome! 06/23/2008
~ SirFixaLot
something I've been wanting to do for awhile. that house in the video, it looks like one I've done work on before. You Guys R-O-C-K!
Camera - Sony HC-96 & Canon Elura 100 Mounting - Handheld and Tripod Lighting - 3 point lighting at times, ambient the rest Sound - Shotgun Mics mounted on both cameras Editing Software: Final Cut Pro, Soundtrack (for music), Photoshop (for graphics) Time: 6 hours for production, 16 hours for editing
plumbing
dude thanks! 06/30/2008
Ive been waiting a while for this and know I know how thanks SO MUCH!
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