Are you using Videos? Part #3

bybwh1

1.8K followers

11 years ago

Hi there, video mastering part 3 is coming. And I'm gone tell you that NOW it's gone get professional.

Don't fret tough because you will be able to make videos you never ever imagined in your life. I promise to WOW you herewith even more then with the other posts.

First a disclaimer about those tools. Those are pro tools and not cheap. They have free trials which you can take without to compromise yourself into a contract.

SOOOOOOOO you most probably already saw those awesome scribble videos at some of the big shot sites or even in TV commercials.

Wanna make one and sell for big bucks? Then go to

http://sparkol.com

This is a pro tool and they have only a free trial for 7 days, but it's cool to try it out and maybe you have a project in mind and can do that in those 7 days to wow a client and make a quick buck what pays for the pro license.

There are offline businesses all over which would kill someone for such a video..

Next round.

I like to keep it in the comic area and maybe that scribble video isn't what you where looking for, so how's about making your own comic strip video without to design a thing?

Check out

http://goanimate.com/

for the free acount where you can play around a bit with it.

But it's the business account where it get's interesting because you get a ton more animations, sets and characters
http://goanimate.com/business?hook=SMB-BF (not an affiliate link, just has a weird look OK)

With the business version you can make real cool looking videos targeted for offline businesses. Those can get pricey and you can make some good money of you are good and fast with the production.

A real big difference with those videos is that you need to make yourself a script first, then produce the voiceover (outsource this at Fiverr, will safe you some sanity and is more professional) then do the video following the audio timeline.

You can not do it the other way around, OK. Trying to match an audio to a video is way more difficult because of the editing process.

I really recommend again using VideoPad to edit the video. It's a great tool and has a full functional free version. I actually purchased the software those days as it's only 35 bucks, really cheap if you look at tools like Camtasia You actually can record in VideoPad but I prefer to record in another tool and then import into VideoPad for editing adding transitions and some other special effects.

TIP - to add more effects at the time you edit your video, record it in small junks, then add each into your timeline and add transitions in between each video, just as you can do with slides.

That's it folks. Hope that you got some ideas about making videos outside of the scoop of Animoto, which is a great tool by the way,

I just stopped to use it as all videos look somehow the same.

Lastly I would like to encourage you to try to make videos from yourself, face off. I know it's a bit scary at first and you are going to hate yourself in front of camera, but believe me that you do NOT look silly, OK. We humans tend to be over critical with our-self in such cases, just don't.

Happy video creation and if you take action and start to produce videos then CONGRATS to you.

You are on the right track to get traffic and make more money.

G.