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If your nonprofit or library is thinking about jumping into storytelling through video creation, this is the place to start! Watch TechSoup's third webinar in our four-part Storymakers 2016 series to hear Nife Adeyemi of Scottsdale Public Library and Glenn Fajardo of TechSoup talk about editing and promoting your video!
Now that you've got your raw video footage, how do you turn it into an amazing finished product? You'll learn about:
-- Post-production video editing best practices
-- Editing tools from free to high-end
-- Tips on adding sound and graphics
-- Resources for finding royalty-free audio and graphics
-- Posting to YouTube and other video hosting services
-- Best practices on sharing your video effectively with tagging, social sharing, and on your own website
-- And more!
Webinar - Storymakers 3: Polishing Your Digital Story to Make It Shine! 2016-04-28
1. Storymakers 3: Polishing Your Digital Story to
Make It Shine!
With Glenn Fajardo, TechSoup
Nife Adeyemi, Eureka Loft, Scottsdale Public Library
April 28, 2016
27. It’s probably not going to be
great the first time around.
And that’s ok.
28. To learn, you must actually do it.
Do. Reflect. Do. Reflect. Do. Reflect. Do. Reflect…
29.
30. Basic features (examples)
• Add video (duh!)
• Trim and split video clips
• Add text
• Add additional audio
(e.g. background music, voice over)
• Transitions (basic)
• Effects (basic)
31. Beyond basic features (examples)
• Editing to the frame level
• Different edit controls (ripple, rolling, slip, slide)
• Multiple layers / tracks
• Color correction
• Chroma Key (green screening)
• Multiple timelines and sequences
• Subtitle support
32. The most important part of choosing
video editing software is…
…to choose something and start trying to use it.
(trial versions are fine)
33.
34. Examples of video editing software
Free
• YouTube Video Editor
• Windows Movie Maker
• iMovie
Low-ish price
• Adobe Premiere Elements
• Camtasia Studio
Full editing programs
• Adobe Premiere Pro
• Final Cut Pro
35. Learning what makes a good (single) edit?
Do you “notice” the edit?
(changing standards online)
37. Making footage easier to edit
It can be overwhelming to go through a lot of footage!
• Shoot short, purposeful shots (~10 seconds)
• Delete footage that you’re definitely not using
• Use descriptive file names
55. https://www.youtube.com/yt/advertise/launch-ad.html
HOW TO PROMOTE YOUR VIDEO
Video Optimization
Title Keyword
Description
File Name
Tags
Call to Action in your video
Video Distribution
Embed on your wall
Share on Social Sites
Blogger
StumbleUpon Wordpress
Use a new title
SlideShare
Scribd.com
Community Interaction
Email Your List
Notify your Subscribers
Like, Subscribe Google + Your Video
Comment on Related Videos
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TechSoup Global doesn’t just help NGOs overcome barriers to effective use of technology. We also help NGOs overcome language, economic, geographic, cultural, knowledge, and access barriers.
We create new ways to access technology, new paths to connect and network, and new means to learn and develop skills — all so that NGOs can operate at their full potential, more effectively deliver their programs and services, and better achieve their missions.
TechSoup Global doesn’t just help NGOs overcome barriers to effective use of technology. We also help NGOs overcome language, economic, geographic, cultural, knowledge, and access barriers.
We create new ways to access technology, new paths to connect and network, and new means to learn and develop skills — all so that NGOs can operate at their full potential, more effectively deliver their programs and services, and better achieve their missions.
Our work and our impact are worldwide.
Additional statistics showcasing TechSoup Global’s impact (data as of September 30, 2014):
14.1 million software and hardware donations to date
2,250 social innovation technologists and civil society activists convened monthly in 41 cities (22 countries) through TechSoup Global’s NetSquared Local groups
66,000 social media followers
79%of NGOs have improved organizational efficiency with TechSoup Global's resource offering*
57% of constituents have gained new skills using technology acquired from TechSoup*
* Source = survey conducted among TechSoup members in 2013
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Most YouTube accounts can upload videos up to 15 minutes. The maximum file size you'll be able to upload to YouTube is 128GB and the maximum duration is 11 hours.
GIMP is FREE open source image editing software that has a very similar interface to Photoshop with most of the important features.