This is part two in my mini-series on screencasting. If you’re interested in making screencasts, you might want to check it out.
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February 28, 2011
Recently I’ve been getting all kinds of questions that have to do with screencasts. How do I create them? What equipment do I need? What software do I use? How do I make them interesting? Should I use a script or not?
You get the idea. Lots of questions.
Anyway, I decided to create a mini-course that answers these questions. I’ve posted part one on the member site. Members can check it out.
This will be in three parts, released to the members only, over the next few weeks.
What am I covering in the video series? Basically everything I’ve learned about screencasting.
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February 22, 2011
I saw this last night and couldn’t stop laughing. If you edit on Final Cut Pro or Final Cut Express, take a moment to watch this “tutorial” where the host does EVERYTHING wrong (intentionally). Make sure you watch it all the way to the end.
FCP Quick Tips – episode #183 from Rob Imbs on Vimeo.
Hilarious! Rob is brilliant.
* Found via Pro Video Coalition.
February 11, 2011
