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How To SOUND DESIGN | Step by step tutorial

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You may use whatever editing software you feel you'd like to learn and makes the most sense for your project. That being said, make sure you indicate what you'll use and why in our digital skills matrix so that I can put you into more effective working groups.

I would recommend some of us try and use Adobe Premiere so that we can work together as a group and help one another out. Please note that Adobe has many useful tutorials for both beginners and experienced users to make using these programs easier:

-Adobe Premier Pro

-Adobe Animate

-Media Encoder

-Adobe Premier Rush

-Adobe Character Animator

-Adobe Photoshop

-Adobe After Effects

-Adobe Audition

There are also the following mobile apps available through Creative Cloud:

-Premier / Adobe Rush

-Spark Video

Here's a list of other editing software:

iMovie

DaVinci Resolve

OpenShot

KineMaster

Windows Video Editor

Lightworks (easy to learn, but free version only lets you export to 720p)

Premiere Elements

Final Cut Pro

Filmora

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Digital Skills Matrix for FS25 ehsw Class

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Digital Skills Matrix for FS25 ehsw Class

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A good source for materials that you might want to use for your instructional video. Make sure to follow guidelines of how to properly attribute CC-licensed work. https://creativecommons.org/

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Cameras with external microphones available from "Empfang" Building 5, Floor 1

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Cameras with external microphones available from "Empfang" Building 5, Floor 1

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They also come with a a tripod. You'll need to ask for a separate tripod for the video camera BTW.

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For those of you either in need or want of equipment, there are some options available at the FHNW.

The Marketing department has Panasonic Lumix GH4 which could be borrowed for a short period of time (1-3 days max). If you are interested in this, you would need to contact

Sandro Nydegger via email to reserve this in advance sandro.nydegger@fhnw.ch.

Additionally, there are several cameras, microphones and tripods along with memory cards available for loan at reception. Please get in touch directly with reception (building 5 first floor) to reserve this if you're interested. Click the links for specs (Panasonic HC-V727 Full HD with Yoga EM-278 stereo condenser microphone)

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-Here's a list of over 21 different sites which offer free imagery.
-Creative commons (which will help you search places such as Flickr, Pixababy, Sound Cloud etc. for work that has a CC license.

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Room 6.3D30 is a video recording studio at the FHNW which can be used to produce your video. To read more, https://welcome.inside.fhnw.ch/hsle2025/seiten/videoraum-cbw.aspx

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Great Tutorials for Filmmaking/Low Budget Filmmaking

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Great Tutorials for Filmmaking/Low Budget Filmmaking

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https://www.youtube.com/user/filmriot/playlists

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Film Riot is a how-to trip through filmmaking from the hyper-active minds of the Connolly Brothers. From how to make great effects to following us through production, Film Riot explores the art of filmmaking in a way you've never seen. NEW EPISODES Every Thursday "Film Riot is the best of the bunch.

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In this course, you're not expected to purchase any software or equipment in order to produce your final instructional video beyond reason (i.e. not more than the cost of a course book). It's highly recommended that you use resources that are free and that you stick to what you have. So, if you only have a smart phone for filming, that's fine. Then go and learn how to get the best out of it and share what you're learning with others here in this forum by starting your own thread.

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https://ccdigitallaw.ch/index.php/english/copyright/introduction

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-https://openverse.org/

-YouTube audio library (Free music and sound effects available). Click here for important details / instructions on attribution, etc.

https://www.bensound.com/

http://soundbible.com/

Recording audio:

-Audacity is a good option

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Search over 700 million free and openly licensed images, photos, audio, and other media types for reuse and remixing.

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SW12: What camera did you use to film and were you able to get the intended footage? 

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SW12: What camera did you use to film and were you able to get the intended footage? 

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SW13: What issues did you run into while filming that you were unprepared for and how did you resolve them? 

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SW13: What issues did you run into while filming that you were unprepared for and how did you resolve them? 

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SW13: What editing issues have you started to encounter? In the comments, please clearly state the software you’re using, e.g. 12 students are using Adobe Premier/Adobe CS products

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SW13: What editing issues have you started to encounter? In the comments, please clearly state the software you’re using, e.g. 12 students are using Adobe Premier/Adobe CS products

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SW13: Did you make any changes to your script while filming and why? 

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We'll start a thread for each one of these so that you can offer one another tips and support on getting the best out of each camera (e.g. settings, lighting, etc).

-Smart phone
-DSLR
-GoPro
-Screen casting
-webcam
-drone

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SW13: Did you make any changes to your script while filming and why? 

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SW13: What issues did you run into while filming that you were unprepared for and how did you resolve them? 

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English Raven: Using storyboards to plan screencast tutorials

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I used this one to Edit the 5min video i screencaptured with OBS Studio
Could recommend it for its easy to use non cluttered user interface

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OpenShot Video Editor | Free, Open, and Award-Winning Video Editor for Linux, Mac, and Windows!

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OpenShot is an award-winning free and open-source video editor for Linux, Mac, and Windows. Create videos with exciting video effects, titles, audio tracks, and animations.

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SW12: What camera did you use to film and were you able to get the intended footage? 

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Note that it is possible to get equipment on loan from the FHNW, such as a camera or a microphone.

Microphone options:
-Lavalier
-Shotgun
-Studio/USB Microphones

Please see the attached documents on further audio recording tips.

If you're going to use an internal microphone, a quiet location is necessa

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If you're planning on shooting your video with a webcam, please see the attached document written by professionals at Video Bootcamp for some useful tips on lighting, composition and background.

This PDF is available at Udemy's online course "The Complete Video Production Bootcamp"

https://www.udemy.com/video-production-bootcamp/

Ebiner, P. Carnahan, W, Shimizu-Jones, S. 2018, 'The Complete Video Production Bootcamp', Udemy Online Course, viewed 18 February 2019, <https://www.udemy.com/course/video-production-bootcamp/>.

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This PDF is available at Udemy's online course "The Complete Video Production Bootcamp"https://www.udemy.com/video-production-bootcamp/

Ebiner, P. Carnahan, W, Shimizu-Jones, S. 2018, 'The Complete Video Production Bootcamp', Udemy Online Course, viewed 18 February 2019, <https://www.udemy.com/course/video-production-bootcamp/>.

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Here's a brief article about lighting that might interest you.

This PDF is available at Udemy's online course "The Complete Video Production Bootcamp" https://www.udemy.com/video-production-bootcamp/

Ebiner, P. Carnahan, W, Shimizu-Jones, S. 2018, 'The Complete Video Production Bootcamp', Udemy Online Course, viewed 18 February 2019, <https://www.udemy.com/course/video-production-bootcamp/>.

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This is a very useful series of lessons offered by YouTube to explain to you how to handle copyright properly.

https://creatoracademy.youtube.com/page/lesson/navigate-copyright_copyright-defined_list

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Exposing your video & Filming techniques

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Exposing your video & Filming techniques

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Here is an article written exposure, composition and background which is short but informative.

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-Did you make any changes to your script while filming and why?

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Here are some other resources for editing.

Beginner applications
-iMovie
-Windows Movie Maker/Windows 10
-GoPro Studio

Screencast video editors
-screenflow
-Camtasia
-Quicktime Player
-OBS
-alternatives to Camtasia that are free

Pro editors
-HitFilm Express (free)
-Adobe Premier Pro
-Final cut Pro
-Sony Vegas

Motion graphics
-Adobe After Effects
-Apple Motion

Stop-Motion Animation Maker
-Jellycam (free)

Audio editor
-Audacity

Animation software
-https://krita.org/en/#
-https://docs.krita.org/en/

Effects
-https://www.rocketstock.com/

GIF creator
-https://imagemagick.org/