Shooting for the Edit: A TV Approach to Creating Engaging Learning Video
Speaker: Jonathan Halls
From the TechKnowledge 2016 Conference: Editing video can take more time than it needs to if the original footage was not shot well. In addition, footage that has not been framed well is hard to turn into engaging learning content that draws the eye and ensures proper retention. In this session, you will learn how to get your shots right the first time, as well as how to frame your shots so they easily cut together into a compelling visual sequence. You will learn disciplines used by television professionals that can be applied to your learning practice with cheaper consumer video equipment. Finally, you will understand how to create video that gets better results.
