Hi everyone, Here are some initial previews of the videos. As soon as we have sign off on the graphics we can export the remaining keynotes.
https://vimeo.com/142849773
https://vimeo.com/89371979
https://vimeo.com/86222417
Please note this is not a finished edit; this is an assembly of clips to establish which quotes need to be added in Roya’s interview. https://vimeo.com/85644892
https://vimeo.com/85152591
https://vimeo.com/86214756
https://vimeo.com/81963231
https://vimeo.com/81963233
https://vimeo.com/81963232
This document is created for editor of various skill levels, so bear with me because there’s likely to be some stuff in there that you is totally obvious to you. I’m not telling you how to do your job here girls/guys, you wouldn’t be reading this if that would be necessary. The goal is create a workflow where we have consistency in how things are done, so we all save a lot of time with back and forth, especially when a client wants a small tweak months afterwards. We’re all busy, and I we’re trying to make sure we don’t have to hassle you afterwards!
Please use a descriptive name here. What ‘sequence 02’ was three months ago, noone will remember. Don’t do double ups. I’ve seen time lines with ‘main promo’, ‘main promo edited’, ‘main promo pre grade’. I can’t tell which is which, so use really clear description, especially on the one with the final edit. To be sure, add ‘old’ to the name timelines that you don’t want to throw away, but are previous versions. Publishing Editing Left align the text in titles. This way you don’t have Audio Levels above 12 db, averaging about -10 to prevent clipping. Testing Play the entire clip after publishing; we’ve had instances where an upload wasn’t completed and the clip stops half way. Reviewing When you create a lower third or graphic for a number of clips, please email me a still of the graphic in the edit so if there’s a change, you don’t have to go through all the clips to make adjustments. Share project Publish Share the project before you export, encode, upload Check if the video works Archiving All the assets in one folder. Folder names. Andy feedback; General editing In FCP, Create folders in the browser and use descriptive names on your sequences. That way you have a descriptive name when you batch export too. Always use crossfades on cuts in FCP, otherwise you get spikes.
These are full length keynotes. We’d love your input on how we can create short segments and outtakes to enhance the user experience of our members. Useful out takes could be:
We’d love to hear from you!
https://vimeo.com/82143575
https://vimeo.com/82071398
http://vimeo.com/82066501
https://vimeo.com/82066500
https://vimeo.com/82066499
https://vimeo.com/82143576
Full length interview with Malcolm Sparrow, unedited. For review of content only. https://vimeo.com/82421870
Here’s an initial content video to establish the format; we’d like to build a database of short, informative content for AELERT members.
Compliance cost vs investment https://vimeo.com/82232314 Challenges and opportunities in the next five years https://vimeo.com/84804655
What does good regulatory practice look like? https://vimeo.com/82171213 How do you communicate effectively with the community? https://vimeo.com/84804651 Challenges and opportunities in the next five years https://vimeo.com/84758683
What is a project based account? https://vimeo.com/85242620 What stops organisations from being agile? https://vimeo.com/85242619 Challenges and opportunities in the next five years https://vimeo.com/84806489 Regulatory practise as craft https://vimeo.com/84804649
What does good communication look like? https://vimeo.com/84819762
Challenges and opportunities in the next five years https://vimeo.com/84806496 Regulatory practise as craft https://vimeo.com/84806494
Challenges and opportunities for the next five years https://vimeo.com/84806491
Dealing with perception vs reality https://vimeo.com/84806490
Has regulatory practise changed? https://vimeo.com/84804652
Shooting With Pixels is a course developed to help SMEs create quality video and social content. This means:
Most trainers sell you a process; you do a training, you get a certificate. If you’re lucky there’s a refresher course. Shooting With Pixels is about thinking and doing. We develop a strategy with you, we help you create the video and we put a system in place to keep the momentum going. Because ultimately we don’t create video for the sake of it; we want to engage and entice.
Our personalised approach extends to our training too: you get a business outcome and transferrable skills. Shooting With Pixels sets you up with the hardware, skills and support to make sure that:
This clip was created by the clever people at Vetmed Randwick after only one module!
Fundamentally, Shooting With Pixels has four modules:
Our training is entirely based on what your specific business needs, your staff’s skills set and the allocated resources for social media and video: no cookie cutter approach here.
If you’re looking for a $ 195 bootcamp, this isn’t one of those. It’s a tailored solution that will change the way your business communicates internally and externally.
About $ 800 per module, which is almost entirely offset against the savings you do by going DIY. But let’s talk so we can give you a specific figure and set of outcomes!
https://vimeo.com/74682017
Hi Aimee, Lovely to meet you at China Digital, that was really interesting content! I thought I’d run this video by you:
http://vimeo.com/73829551
A clip about words that only exist in one language: it’s interesting how language and culture create a way of looking at the world that’s unique to that language: http://vimeo.com/67529500
http://vimeo.com/25540698
https://vimeo.com/75076424
Hi Tarnya, Great meeting you at China Digital! Here are some examples of work:
We loved doing this project for TED X Sydney last year; a clip about how language shapes how we view the world. We approached this by sharing words that only exist in one language: http://vimeo.com/67529500
http://vimeo.com/25540698
http://vimeo.com/40440053
http://vimeo.com/42958752
Hi Bruce, Great meeting you at China Digital!
Here’s a video that will give you an idea of what they’re like: http://vimeo.com/56619774
A clip about words that only exist in one language: it’s interesting how language and culture create a way of looking at the world that’s unique to that language: http://vimeo.com/67529500
http://vimeo.com/25540698
Hi Rob and Ashleigh, Here are some examples of recent educational videos we created:
This could be a good visual style for your interview type videos. This is a bit higher end than what we have in mind for Living Turf, but it gives a good idea of a visual style we could use. http://vimeo.com/75369377 https://vimeo.com/47139158
Here’s a video we did for a very niche market. https://vimeo.com/72801811
http://vimeo.com/25540698
Hey Emma, Here’s the V02 of the video: https://vimeo.com/77663527