Getting Started with Video - Webinar 001

Published November 25, 2010

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Getting Started with Video

Published November 24, 2010

Slide showing three different cameras

Yesterday I did my first webinar with the Izzy Video audience. A webinar is sort of like a conference call. We had 100 people in the "room". I went through some video fundamentals and then answered questions at the end.

I just posted a recording of the webinar in the member's area. The total run time of the webinar recording is a little over 27 minutes, and that's without all the questions and answers.

Overall, I think it went pretty well, so I'm definitely planning on doing more webinars. Make sure you're on my mailing list so you'll know when I do the next one.


Diffusion Panels for Outdoor Video Lighting

Published November 18, 2010

Shooting video outdoors is great because there are so many visually interesting things you can capture. But it can also be a big challenge because of unpredictable, uncontrollable elements. One of the unpredictable things is the lighting.

That said, the right tools can make a big difference.

When you shoot video outdoors, …

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Final Cut Express: Travel Matte Alpha - How to Use This Awesome Effect!

Published November 11, 2010

I get this question a lot. When I received it again in my email this morning, I decided to make this tutorial for you. It shows you an advanced technique in Final Cut Express.

The resulting effect? You can put moving video inside text on the screen, and then overlay the …

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7 Strategies to Shoot Video in Low Light

Published November 1, 2010

Are you frustrated by shooting video in low light? If you are, that’s understandable. It sucks the life out of your image. You end up with grainy, undersaturated, low-contrast, muddy video footage. The lack of light destroys your …

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