MindBites Insight #7 (Spicing Up Your Video)
by Keith Fraase
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About this Lesson
- Type: Video Tutorial
- Length: 9:22
- Media: Video/mp4
- Posted: 04/15/2008
- Use: Watch Online & Download
- Download: MP4 (iPod compatible)
- Size: 112 MB
We've received several requests from anxious Mindbiters recently, requesting an Insight that delves into adding add-ons to add additional adornments to make one's video adequate. Yep, you heard me.
So this week's Insight explores a range of topics: Titles, Transitions, and Sound Effects, to be specific. We gloss over some important rules you should be aware of as you go about sprucing up your video and give tips and tricks we use to make our projects look just that much more professional. We don't suggest that you spend all of your precious time attempting to create CGI's with artificial intelligence who will introduce your lesson, but a little decoration never hurt.
About this Author
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- Keith Fraase
- 10 lessons
- Joined:
02/13/2007
I am but a mindful haberdasher. My words are stifled and whimsical whilst my thoughts run plenty and strong. I'll give you a hearty handshake if you look me in the eye. Please teach me thorough for I am slow of study. I've shared all I've ever learned, and learned everything from the act of sharing. But please, keep your words small, for I am but a mindful haberdasher...
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- Really good insight
- 10/17/2008
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I talk a lot, I write a lot, I’m generally text driven. Its good to know these guys from MindBites are watching my back by creating helpful tips toward creating great video from beginning to end. For instance, this MindBite focuses on the effectiveness of titles, transitions and sound effects. When it comes to using these gimmicks, I’ve learned that less is more.
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- Loved It!
- 08/17/2008
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Thanks for that entertaining lesson! I loved every minute of it, especially the dialogue. You are so funny...and your vocabulary...great writing. I'm excited to get started with my video.
Thanks again,
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I talk a lot, I write a lot, I’m generally text driven. Its good to know these guys from MindBites are watching my back by creating helpful tips toward creating great video from beginning to end. For instance, this MindBite focuses on the effectiveness of titles, transitions and sound effects. When it comes to using these gimmicks, I’ve learned that less is more.
Thanks for that entertaining lesson! I loved every minute of it, especially the dialogue. You are so funny...and your vocabulary...great writing. I'm excited to get started with my video.
Thanks again,