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Category Archives: Video production
What is log video recording on the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max
Log video recording is something many haven’t heard of unless you are a video enthusiast or professional. Professional and more and more mirrorless cameras have got log as a format. But what is log? Well log is short for logarithmic. … Continue reading
Posted in filmmaking, Iphone, Uncategorized, Video production
Tagged iPhone 15 pro, log recording, log video, prores log
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Removing the Background in Final Cut Pro Without a Green Screen – Scene Removal Mask
If you are a filmmaker like me you must get asked to do green screen. This means more setup time, making sure the lighting is right and that there are no shadows on the screen. Also reducing the creases helps. … Continue reading
Using DoubleTake on Your iPhone to Record with Two Cameras at the Same Time
I’ve been using this great app called DoubleTake, it allows you to record with two of the cameras on your iPhone at the same time. This means you can record with the front and back camera at the same time. … Continue reading
Posted in elearning, Filming from home, filmmaking, Iphone, Video production
Tagged doubletake, filmic, filmic pro, filmmaking, gimbal, iphone, Video production
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What is a gimbal?
What is gimbal? It is a great device for vlogging or for capturing video with your smartphone keeping it nice and steady. Continue reading
Converting Video Files to MP4 Using VLC
If you want to share files, upload them or use on social media, you’ll probably find that all of these recommend MP4 files. There may be other formats but MP4 is quite universal. Some formats like flv (flash video) are … Continue reading
Posted in filmmaking, Video editing, Video production
Tagged convert to mp4, flash video to mp4, flv to mp4, mov to mp4, QuickTime to mp4, videolan, vlc
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The ATEM Mini Could Change the Way You Teach Online
This past year the classroom has moved online and this can be a useful way to teach. It is not the only way and as we return to normality online teaching still has its place. In fact I have been … Continue reading
Posted in elearning, Filming from home, teaching, video, Video production, Working from home
Tagged atem mini, atem mini extreme, atem mini pro, BlackMagic design, chromakey, distance learning, e-learning, Green screen, live streaming, MS Teams, multiple cameras, remote teaching, skype, teaching online, video switcher, vision mixer, Zoom
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Editing with Green Screen Using iMovie
If you are a Mac user then iMovie is a great and free editing program. It even allows you to do green screen which used to be notoriously fiddly, in fact it still can be. So you know that filming … Continue reading
Posted in chromakey, Filming from home, filmmaking, Green screen, iMovie, Special effects, video, Video editing, Video production
Tagged blue screen, chromakey, filmmaking, Green screen, imovie, presenter, Special effects, VFX, Video editing, Video production, videography, visual effects
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Using the Windows Camera App to Record Video
You’be probably used your smartphone to record yourself but you can also use your Windows PC. Let’s face it many of us are having to record ourselves. The advantage of using the camera in your computer is you probably already … Continue reading
The Trick to Getting a Good Result When Using a Teleprompter
How many of you have had to come to grips with filming from home over the past year? It seems it has been many. Once you come to grips with that you’ve then realised it would be nice to have … Continue reading
Increasing Your Audience On YouTube
If you are adding videos to YouTube you probably want to grow your audience either because you have something you enjoy sharing, want to grow your business or perhaps become an influencer. Whatever the reason you want more views. Having … Continue reading
Posted in video, Video production, YouTube
Tagged call to action, end screen, engage social media, grow social media, growing your audience, growing youtube, growing YouTube audience, increase social media, increasing youtube, influencer, playlist, social media, youtube, YouTube card, YouTube click throughs, YouTube engagement, YouTube impressions, YouTube influencer, YouTube viewers, youtuber
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