You don't need no stinkin' videographer
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The document provides tips for creating effective instructional videos. It recommends keeping videos under 6 minutes, as engagement drops off significantly after that point. Content and audience should also be considered when deciding if video is appropriate. Basic video equipment like an iPhone can be used to get started with minimal editing. While high production value may not be necessary, following techniques like the rule of thirds can improve video quality. The document encourages trying different angles and includes examples of basic video equipment setup.
You don't need no stinkin' videographer
- 1. You don¡¯t need no stinkin¡¯ videographer¡ although they are very nice and talented people ¡ Jennifer Jahedkar Chilek eLearning Specialist Texas A&M AgriLife Extension jenj@tamu.edu
- 5. You don¡¯t need fancy stuff http://vimeo.com/97634383
- 6. But.. is video the right choice? ? Content ¨C certification? ¨C personal growth? ? Audience ¨C connectivity ¨C attention span ¨C tech-saviness ¨C learning style ? What are your Learning Objectives?
- 7. Aim for 6 minutes or less ? Research at the University of Rochester, 2013 established that the optimal length for online videos is 6 minutes or less ¨C Average engagement time of any video maxes out at 6 minutes, regardless of its length. ¨C To maximize student engagement, chunk content into small, bite©\sized pieces. http://www.itap.purdue.edu/
- 8. Video is not difficult anymore http://www.authntk.com/
- 9. Video is not difficult anymore When Richard Dunn found himself alone overnight in Vegas, he made a video with Celine Dion¡¯s 1996 song ¡°All By Myself.¡± Dunn did produce the 5-minute video all by himself, creatively using moving walkways, escalators and strategically placed luggage tape. As Dunn explained on his Vimeo page, ¡°I got a person behind a ticket counter to give me a roll of luggage tape before she left. I then found a wheelchair with a tall pole on the back and I taped my iPhone to that. I put it on the moving walkway for a dolly shot. I also taped my iPhone to the extended handle on my computer bag. I would tuck different things under the bag to get the right angle. For the escalator shot I had to sprint up the steps after I got my shot so the computer bag didn't hit the top and fall back down¡¡± http://vimeo.com/97634383
- 12. on iOS you can go from i to you ? Not every video needs a lot of editing ? You can go straight from an iphone, ipad or mini to youtube w/ no editing Then add captions from within youtube ? You can go from an iDevice to iMovie to do minimal edits then upload to youtube http://vimeo.com/videoschool/lesson/34/video-101-importing-with-imovie
- 14. video is not difficult anymore But really GOOD video isn¡¯t easy Get a better shot by heeding the Rule of thirds: http://vimeo.com/14315821
- 18. tap first- shoot later http://www.maclife.com/
- 22. your turn selfie time! take one from above take one from below
- 25. remember¡ 6 minutes or less ? Research at the University of Rochester, 2013 established that the optimal length for online videos is 6 minutes or less ¨C Average engagement time of any video maxes out at 6 minutes, regardless of its length. ¨C To maximize student engagement, chunk content into small, bite©\sized pieces. http://www.itap.purdue.edu/
- 26. my equipment
- 27. my equipment
- 28. ? cables ? wireless ? drop box ? etc get the video to the computer
- 29. example
- 30. You don¡¯t need no stinkin¡¯ videographer¡ although they are very nice and talented people ¡ Jennifer Jahedkar Chilek eLearning Specialist Texas A&M AgriLife Extension jenj@tamu.edu
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