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Files kept on being corrupted while working so I had to keep on replacing them.

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I first made a powerpoint, and then took screenshots of each slide. I then transferred those photos into premiere and could edit it like a normal video. Then I just recorded my voice on my phone and was able to transfer that into the file as well.

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I was able to screenshot my powerpoint slides from my laptop, and it was easier to edit in a video as I could make the image last as long as my voice clip.

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Used a voice app to record, worked great on my presentation. Created slides on PowerPoint and than downloaded them to import on to Premiere Pro.

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I can never figure out if my video is too loud 😁

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For the most part, the audio quality of each presentation was really good. However, I wasn't really happy with mine. So maybe I need to invest in a usb mic to up the quality.

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the clip was terrible quality had to download an HD version instead of an imbedded link to youtube. - jamie

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the clip was terrible quality had to download an HD version instead of an imbedded link to youtube. - jamie

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Using Google Slides, I downloaded each and every slide as an image and edited them together in Resolve to match the timing of my vocal recordings

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Simply exported the power point into a video file. Then just edited in premier, adding transitions and audio.

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Searched on google how to screen capture and came across a great app that was both free and easy to use.

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When I was recording the voice over (a.k.a. the narration) for the first third of the presentation I used my AirPods' microphone. Then somehow they disconnected and I did the 2 third of the narration with the shitty phone's mic until I realized and fixed it.

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powerpoint, voice memo, adobe premiere

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It was hard to get the clip into the editor as I couldnt download the movie anywhere

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Screen capture was annoying due to me not owning a recording software that can record more than 5 min before they tell me to get the premium version and they also didn't record sound from my mic so i had to use another program to record my voice, and I had to sync up the sound and visuals while editing.

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Made the powerpoint, took screenshots of them, recorded my voice on the Voice Memos app, imported and edited the photos and the audio on Premiere Pro, then exported and uploaded the edited video to Dropbox. Everything went smoothly.

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I timed how long I need on each slide and each bullet point and used dissolves to help with that. I then recorded the presentation and added the voiceover. I did not face any problems with it.

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I recorded my voice using Pro Tools, then exported it as a .wav file and imported it into Premiere Pro. I then exported my slideshow as pictures and put the whole thing together in Premiere Pro.

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just screen recorded off my laptop, there were no problems it was super easy. the only thing is that i didn't know how to trim the beginning part where I'm pulling up the presentation or the last part where I'm exiting out of the presentation but other than that it was smooth.

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Firstly I created slides and then transferred them to Adobe Premiere Pro and put my voice on it.

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It took me a while to figure out how to get the clip into premier. After searching for hours I finally found a way to download the video.

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Working with my audio recording software (Audacity) was somewhat tough. The microphone on my computer kept spiking, and it took a great deal of cut and paste to make it work well.

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Omar Rajab

Couldn’t have my audio stopped along with a clip playing and the clip wasn’t working when I tried recording

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I used Prezi for this presentation and i had issues when I was trying to record myself because for some reason it would cut off the frame so only half of the presentation was showing on the recording. I eventually just used a quicktime player to record.

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I was able to add the movie's soundtrack and it somehow matched with my presentation so it had an epic ending.

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i had too much text on my slides - jamie

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i had too much text on my slides - jamie

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There were quite a few presentations, including mine, where we had blocks of text instead of just bullet points

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It was easier to edit everything on the phone

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Honestly, I tried to keep text to a minimum, sometimes not including it at all. I did notice a trend of having too much in chunks of text and the person reading it word for word like a script-that does irritate me sometimes. I tried to avoid that, and kinda succeeded.

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I definitely prefer watching presentations that don't read a paragraph of text off a slide :D

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I did what some others did and just created a slideshow - screenshotted the slides - and then put everything together in Premiere.

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Making sure to include only the most important talking points as text on screen, and letting visuals and voice over do most of the presenting

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I should have added more text information on the slides

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Honestly, most of these did feel like a genuine lecture/presentation-despite the blocks of text. That's just my opinion, though

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Premier issues exporting the file