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Our Recommended Editing Equipment

Lesson 11 from: Video Production Essentials: Create, Edit and Post Online​

Philip Ebiner, Sam Shimizu-Jones, Will Carnahan

Our Recommended Editing Equipment

Lesson 11 from: Video Production Essentials: Create, Edit and Post Online​

Philip Ebiner, Sam Shimizu-Jones, Will Carnahan

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Lesson Info

11. Our Recommended Editing Equipment

Lessons

Class Trailer

Chapter 1 Introduction

1

Welcome to the Class

02:12
2

What Makes a Great Video

03:17
3

What Type of Video Should You Make

02:47

Chapter 2: Pre-production

4

Come up with a Great Video Ideas

05:05
5

Plan Your Video

03:30
6

The Pre-production Checklist

04:04

Chapter 3 Equipment - Our Suggestions for Getting Started

7

Does Equipment Matter

01:34
8

Our Recommended Cameras

06:00
9

Our Recommended Audio Equipment

04:37
10

Our Recommended Lighting Equipment

01:47
11

Our Recommended Editing Equipment

02:11
12

Our Recommended Drone Equipment

05:35
13

Quiz: Chapter 3

Chapter 4:Cinematography Basics

14

Exposing Your Shots

05:25
15

Compose Your Shots

04:25
16

Filming Yourself

01:09
17

Getting the Right Shot

03:43
18

Choose a Background

02:32
19

My Office Video Setup

02:54
20

Quiz: Chapter 4

Chapter 5: Tips for Shooting with Different Cameras

21

Exposing with DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras

06:31
22

Focus with DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras

02:35
23

Stabilize Your Shots

02:57
24

Know Your Lenses

03:18
25

Shoot with Your Smartphone

05:10
26

Shoot with Your Webcam

05:49
27

Record Great Screencast Videos

04:20
28

Tips for Better Drone Shots

04:06
29

Types of Drone Shots

01:43
30

Quiz: Chapter 5

Chapter 6: Audio Recording and Microphones

31

Choose the Right Microphone for Your Video

03:14
32

Record Better Audio in Any Environment

01:27
33

How to Use a Lavalier Microphone

02:47
34

How to Use a Shotgun Microphone

00:55
35

How to Record Audio with Your Computer

01:27
36

Quiz: Chapter 6

Chapter 7: Video Lighting

37

Why We Light

01:03
38

Use Natural Light

04:14
39

The 3-point Video Lighting Setup

07:26
40

Quiz: Chapter 7

Chapter 8: Editing Better Videos

41

Intro to Editing

02:15
42

The Post-production Process

07:50
43

Craft a Story with Editing

05:21
44

Improve Your Audio with Editing

06:34
45

Find and Add Music

05:12
46

Design Clean and Professional Titles

03:15
47

Increase Video Engagement with Calls to Action

01:29
48

Quiz: Chapter 8

Chapter 9: Get More Views - Publishing Your Video Online

49

Export the Best Quality Video for Online

02:54
50

Tips for Posting Online

05:28
51

Grow Your Youtube Channel

04:41
52

Quiz: Chapter 9

Chapter 10: Case Studies: Real-world Filmmaking

53

Case Study - Corporate Promo Videos with Ghirardelli Chocolate

08:54
54

Case Study - Event Videography with Major Lazer

08:39
55

Case Study - Documentary Films with Phil

14:24
56

Case Study - Shooting By Yourself

15:32
57

Case Study - Wedding Videography

08:37
58

Case Study - Phil's Livestream Setup

04:23

Chapter 11: Conclusion

59

Thank You

00:59

Final Quiz

60

Final Quiz

Lesson Info

Our Recommended Editing Equipment

Here's our list of recommended editing applications when you're just getting started out, you can use whatever is on your computer. So you might have a Mac and want to use my movie. If you have a pc you can use Windows movie maker. Taking it up one level. Let's talk about some great options for those of you recording screen cast or with your webcam screen flow for Mac or Camped Asia, which is available for Mac and PC users are great options. These allow you to record your screen audio and video and put it all together while you're editing it. You can even use these applications to edit video not shot on your computer. If you're really getting into video production and need an editing application that can do basically anything. We recommend Adobe premiere Pro or Final Cut Pro 10. Adobe premiere Pro is available for both Mac and Pc users which is great. Final Cut Pro is only available for Mac users and I use Final Cut Pro for a long time until switching to Adobe premiere Pro a few years ...

ago and I haven't looked back. Both programs will allow you to basically do anything you want. One thing to keep in mind though is the price with Adobe's products, you have to subscribe to a monthly payment plan with Apple's Final Cut Pro 10, you can buy it for a one time fee if you're looking into adding graphics and doing more professional visual effects for your videos. Think about Adobe after Effects or Apple Motion. Again, Adobe after Effects is available for both Mac and Pc users while Apple Motion will just be for Mac users. And for those of you interested in editing your videos on the go, there are some great mobile application video editors out there. Splice is great for GoPro footage. Apple Pie movie actually has an application version for iphone users and video shop is a highly recommended mobile video editor. For me personally, I do all my editing on my desktop computer and I use adobe premiere pro for most of my projects and screen flow for my screen cast tutorials.

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