Video Techniques

I spent a lot of time editing this video, only to export it and find out that there is a watermark unless I make a purchase of (at the very least) $50 for the annual plan. So we are going to live with the watermark.  


 Works Cited

Ludlow, David. “How to Shoot Better Video on Your iPad and iPhone.” Expert Reviews, 7 July 2014, www.expertreviews.co.uk/tablets/8055/how-to-shoot-better-video-on-your-ipad-and-iphone.

Comments

  1. Mrs Véro - Mme VéroMay 27, 2023 at 12:30 PM

    Hi Sara,
    Star: I like you added an introduction to general media arts.
    Star: I like you added an animated background with your green screen.
    And a special star for Robin Hood Conne!
    A helpful thought: Here are two tutorials using iMovie to manage the audio level. The first one is more general, and the second applies to a specific video section of your project.

    Here are the 2 links if you're interested:
    Apple. (2023). Correct and enhance audio in iMovie on Mac. iMovie User Guide. https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/imovie/mov86277afbd/mac

    Timmer, E. (2018). iMovie Tutorial - How To Edit Sound Volume Quickly. YouTube. https://youtu.be/PlKWx6ndOc0

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