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I found that there was a lot of text on screen, rather than the main points.

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To screen record and record my voice was very simple as apple has a simple function where you can do both at the press of a button. Also, editing the final cut of the presentation was easy as final cut pro is a great editing software I use and never have problems when editing with it.

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Sometimes, the powerpoint jot notes seemed to be more like word documents.

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putting the slides into premiere was very easy, but i think since we were using premiere we could've made more interesting presentations using more video rather than slide, kind of like some video essay thing. It would create more interesting visuals since I noticed a lot of people had slides with a lot of text.

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I created the presentation on microsoft powerpoint and screen recorded it through my phone. I then imported it to premiere and made any necessary edits (like editing out stuttering, volume levels, etc.)

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Good designs of the presentations that matched the film and genre. Some slides didn't have tittles to relate topics.

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Madison: I created the presentation on google slides and took screenshots of the slides, then I put them into a video editing software and recorded voice-overs 

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Madison: I created the presentation on google slides and took screenshots of the slides, then I put them into a video editing software and recorded voice-overs 

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creating my slides on google slides worked well because it was easy to add to adobe premier for the editing.

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I exported the google slides as a pdf and moved that into fcp, with a voiceover playing overtop. The voiceover was recorded on the voice memos app on an iphone.

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I created my presentation by screen recording my slides (as they had gifs on them) and recording my voice with a recording app. I then put them together in a project in Adobe Premiere. It was easy to control both volume and timing of my slides, as well as insert my video clip and add transitions.

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Mykyta Klymenko: I've made my presentation in Power Point, then made screen shots and edit them in Premiere Pro. I edit some images that I used in presentation in Photoshop to engage them to the material that I've described.

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Mykyta Klymenko: I've made my presentation in Power Point, then made screen shots and edit them in Premiere Pro. I edit some images that I used in presentation in Photoshop to engage them to the material that I've described.

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I used google slides, which made it easy to design my slides, as well as export each one as an image that I could include in my final video.

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I used keynote for my presentation and used my phone to record my voice. I used imovie to edit.

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I was able to use google slides to properly format my information and then use an editing software called Luma Fusion to voice over and add some extra effects as well as the clip.

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I found that saving each slide as a JPG reduced the quality of images on the slides, but strangely saving all the slides in one long PDF didn't.

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Premier Pro kept cutting off the my audio mid sentence. The Presentation I submitted has some parts of the audio cut-off.

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Jack: sometimes odd pacing with slides and how the info was broken down.

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Jack: sometimes odd pacing with slides and how the info was broken down.

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Editing in Premier was very helpful

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Designs of presentations were all good but sometimes too much text on screen, or the placement of text and images was a bit off

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Audio transitions between cuts didn't sound too good because of the quality of the mic

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I made my video in google slides and final cut pro, and recorded on voice memos. I found this easier because I could easily edit the sound in

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I created my presentation in Powerpoint and then screenshot the slides. After that I added to Premiere and recorded myself with my iPhone. Finally, I adjusted the slides, recording, the clips, the volume, etc.

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Right before exporting, something messed up all of my files

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I screen recorded my voice-over and presentation at the same time so that It would flow together and then just lined them up and adjusted in premier

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Jack: I exported a google presentation as a bunch of jpegs to use in Premiere. I don't know how to work with audio so I used the camera on my phone and only put the audio parts in.

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Jack: I exported a google presentation as a bunch of jpegs to use in Premiere. I don't know how to work with audio so I used the camera on my phone and only put the audio parts in.

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Mykyta Klymenko: I like clips that people used, but sometimes there were too much text info, and it was hard to read and listen.

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Mykyta Klymenko: I like clips that people used, but sometimes there were too much text info, and it was hard to read and listen.

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I felt like with google slides we were really limited with the amount of creativity we could've put in the presentation due to the limited amount of designs and themes. Maybe we could've made it more creative using a paid for presentation software.

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Voice clearness wasn't the best as I didn't have a proper mic to use

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I recorded my voice on my iPhone, and since I work on a mac, it was easily accessible without needing to do any extra work. I then screen shotted my powerpoint slides, put them in premiere and synced up the voice to video.

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Trying to record the audio all at the same level was difficult

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I think the designs of the presentations were really beautiful and everyone used colour and image really well. I wonder if we could have used premier more instead of slides, we could have put them together and edited them in ways that were more fun and engaging.

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I had an issue submitting. The software that I used to edit my presentation exported only the short clip, instead of the whole presentation, that's why I submitted only the short clip on dropbox.

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microphone qualities varied, which sometimes made it difficult to understand what people were saying.

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Once I figured out how to use screen record on my cell phone, it made my presentation run smoothly except for a minor detail

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Madison: My voice recordings weren't as clear as they could be as I didn't have a proper microphone to use, the cuts between audio weren't as good as they could be

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Madison: My voice recordings weren't as clear as they could be as I didn't have a proper microphone to use, the cuts between audio weren't as good as they could be

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I had problems with the recorded clip, trying to synchronize voice and video, as well as capturing the power point presentation.

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Agreed to points above how our creativity and potential were limited to slides, video essays would have been more interesting. However, this was also fun to do.

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It took so long for my project to upload to the Dropbox I was concerned it was going to be past the due date.

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It took so long for my project to upload to the Dropbox I was concerned it was going to be past the due date.

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Just keeping general balance of layout in mind

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Some of the presentation designs and aesthetics were very plain and/or simple. I think many people should've put more thought into the design of their presentation.

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at the beginning I passed the max 7 mins of my video, then I had to record my voice again and make my presentation shorter.

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Some presentations were pretty quiet, while the inserted videos were pretty loud.

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I screen recorded my presentation but because of that I had many notifications that interrupted my presentation.

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Some presentations did not have enough text.

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Post production was great, I edited sound and music for the presentation in sony vegas pro, by the end (I think) it turned out pretty enjoyable.

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The brief bullet points made the presentation slides easy to read and follow with the voice of the narrator.

A lot of text and images on slides made me feel confused. I didn't know what picture better to look at

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Screenshotted the slides on PowerPoint then transferred the images onto premier, was pretty easy to do.

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The clip that I used went to really bad quality when I put it in premiere but it was completely fine before, and I didn't know how to fix it. My slides also went down in quality a little.

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Madison: I agree with what some others are saying, that slides can be limiting of creative and result in too much information. I think video essays would be a really cool idea, but this was still fun!

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Madison: I agree with what some others are saying, that slides can be limiting of creative and result in too much information. I think video essays would be a really cool idea, but this was still fun!

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I used Loom to to record my screen.

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I had some problems edited my audio levels, but I managed it in the end.

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I find it interesting that many used Google slides. I've never used it before and I feel that Powerpoint might be easier to use and you can add more detail, especially since we get it free.

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I exported my presentation as mp4 and recorded my voice using my camera's microphone. And I put it together in Premiere in the end.

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I created the slideshow on google slides, then saved the as a PDF, then went into Photoshop and turned each side into a JPG. I recorded my audio, MANY TIMES on my phones voice notes. I moved these JPG's, the video I chose, and voice recordings into premiere. Created my video by matching the slide to the audio and exported.

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I exported individual Powerpoint slides as JPG's and that worked really well. Recorded my voice separately for each slide and put it all together with some editing.