If you've always struggled with video editing, I know exactly how you feel.
Getting started in digital video editing us not a simple thing - you've to
decide what camcorder to buy, what footage to shoot, how to import it into your
computer and how to edit it with software and burn it to a DVD.
That's definitely quite a handful for the beginner video enthusiast to grasp!
To help you understand how the video editing process works, I've
created a guide called Video Editing Made Easy. This e-guide
contains 28 pages of information showing you how to shoot, capture, import, edit
and share your video step-by-step.
One important objective I had while writing the guide was to keep it simple.
Many books on video editing contain hundreds of pages which really overwhelms
the reader. I wanted to give you just the essential steps for creating your own
movie so you can get into action as quickly as possible.
It's not my intention to bombard you with a endless promotion page for my
e-guide. My aim is to provide quality content on video editing for my readers at
a bargain price - just $19.95.
Table of Contents
Let's take a look at the table of contents for Video
Editing Made Easy.
- Introduction
- What You'll Need
- Overview of The Video Editing Process
- Step 1: Capture Your Footage
- Step 2: Edit Your Footage
- Step 3: Enhance Your Video With Effects And Titles
- Step 4: Record Your Video To DVD And Other Formats
- Conclusion
Excerpts From Video Editing Made Easy
Here are some excerpts from selected chapters in the eBook:
What You'll Need
... The first thing you need is a good digital camcorder. There are many
camcorder types out there, including those based on tape, mini-DVD, hard drive,
flash storage and SD/SDHC card.
MiniDV tape camcorders are considered older equipment, but
they are easy to archive and cheaper than Mini-DVD or storage-based models.
Mini-DVD camcorders are also
popular and allow you to just take the disc out of the
camcorder and load the footage straight into a DVD set-top player.
Hard-drive and flash-drive camcorders are tapeless and
DVD-less and are the wave of the future and are quite speedy and light
compared to MiniDV and Mini-DVD camcorders ...
Step 1: Capture Your Footage
... One tip that I've picked up while shooting family
vacations is to always, always look for a landmark, a sign or natural monument
that tells the audience where you are. Do you notice the professionals do this
as well? For example, in the movies, you may see the camera zooming in on the
Statue of Liberty first, before cutting to a scene that happens within. Or there
is a shot of the White House before the director cuts into a scene within the
Oval Room. Another tip is to make the people you're filming talk or smile. This
makes the whole video much more lively and interesting ...
Step 2: Edit Your Footage
... The good thing about Adobe Premiere Elements is the way the
software shows the frame-by-frame sequence of your footage. Select each clip in
turn and set the "in" and "out" points. These are the frames that mark where
each video clip begins and ends. By setting these points, you're trimming the
tops and tails from your clips to remove unwanted pieces ...
Step 3: Enhance Your Video With Effects And Titles
... My suggestion is to keep it simple and stick to straight cuts,
dissolves, and the ever-popular "fade to black" ... You can also try out
different types of "dissolves". A cross-dissolve fades out one clip as another
clip fades in. An additive dissolve adds a second clip and then fades out the
first one ...
Step 4: Record Your Video To DVD And Other Formats
... Some folks are beginning to explore capturing HD video and
burning them to Blu-Ray discs. This is a good option - I've seen the resulting
video quality - and it is fabulous. However, as with all new technologies,
expect to pay more both for your HD camcorder and your Blu-ray disc burner.
Another option when it comes to sharing video is to upload it the web for
sharing. YouTube is one obvious place to upload your videos too ...
So, for only $19.95 USD, you will have a reference guide that
will save you many hours of frustration and headache in your video editing
hobby.
Video editing is a really fun hobby and I want people to succeed in it. With
Video Editing Made Easy, you will spend more time having fun than scratching
your head over video problems. Happy video editing!
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Happy Reading and Video Editing!
Best Regards
Gary Hendricks
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