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How To Film Web Videos

How To Film Web Videos

This speaker deck teaches about on how to film web videos. David Jenyns walks you through the processed involved in shooting a video content.

This presentation is taken from the Lights Camera Profits! Workshop. To view the other presentations, visit http://www.melbournevideoproduction.com.au/video-seo/web-video-tutorials/

David Jenyns

June 17, 2014
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  1. MASTERING THE MOVING IMAGE • 3 types of video: •

    live • screen capture • slides • Learn the 5 Ps • Use release forms
  2. CHECK ONE, TWO • Follow this checklist every time! •

    Setting up the camera • Height (angle of view) • Distance • Framing (trial and error)
  3. CHECK ONE, TWO • Lights • Turn off external light

    sources • Follow 3 point system • Balance (contrast is key)
  4. CHECK ONE, TWO • Audio • Turn it on! •

    Check it • Final test (press record and make sure it's all working)
  5. I’VE BEEN SHOT! • Choosing the right camera angles •

    Wide: environment, context • Mid: follows the action, mimic real life • Close up: focal points, emotion
  6. WHAT WAS I SAYING? • How to remember your script

    • The 5Ps again • Use a whiteboard or piece of paper • Write bullet points and keywords • It's just a conversation with you and your audience
  7. DELIVER ME • Learn from actors • Your best friends

    are stance, breath & voice • Dress the part • Observe your nervous twitch (everyone has one!) • Take your time (the camera can wait) • Have fun!
  8. TAKE WHAT? • Be prepared to make mistakes • Even

    the professionals do it over and over • What about using the LCD?
  9. TRICKS FOR EDITING • Break down the content into sections

    • Start and end in the same position • Don't keep everything • The BBS example
  10. SCREEN CAPTURE • Versatile (perfect for tutorials, training, providing feedback,

    case studies, grabs) • Two main programs: Screenflow and Camtasia • Use computer's built-in mic or a bluetooth headset • Record then animate
  11. SLIDE RIGHT IN • Use Powerpoint or Keynote • Great

    for phone/Skype interviews • Record audio first • 1 or 2 fonts, colours & sizes