Video editing for Brookfield Library's Stadd Dat
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Mick Jacobsen will provide a video editing workshop for Brookfield Public Library staff. The workshop will cover using video in libraries, equipment like flip cameras and portable hard drives, and video editing software like Windows Movie Maker and iMovie. Attendees will learn about incorporating video on platforms like YouTube and have hands-on time to create and edit their own short video.
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- 1. Video Editing for the Brookfield Public Library Staff Day Mick Jacobsen mjacobsen@skokielibrary.info
- 2. What we will cover • Videos in Libraries • Stuff • Flip cameras and tripods • Portable Hard Drives • Green Screen • Microphones • Windows Movie Maker • iMovie • Hands-on time
- 3. What we won't cover • Final Cut Pro 7 or X • Adobe Premium Pro • Adobe After Effects
- 4. • Over 800 million unique users visit YouTube each month • Over 4 billion hours of video are watched each month on YouTube • 72 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute
- 5. Ubiquity of Video • CNN-YouTube presidential debates for the 2008 election • Starting businesses with Kickstarter/Indiegogo • What do you use video for?
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- 8. Flip Cameras
- 9. Tripods
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- 14. Using Windows Movie Maker • Import o Video • Finish WMV o Save to Computer o Images o Save to CD o Audio o Send in email • Edit Effects o Sent to the Web o Transitions o Send to DV camera o Titles and Credits o Auto movie
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- 19. Some others • Youtube • Animoto http://animoto.com/
- 20. Skokie Library Video Bootcamp • http://blogs.skokielibrary.info/bootcamp/
- 22. Hands-on Time! • Create a 1-3 minute video • Use a Flip Camera and tripod • Use iMovie or Windows MovieMaker Live to edit • Share (if we have time)