A storyboard is an outline of a video using pictures or words. Tip: A best practice is to “storyboard” your video before you start recording. OK, sure it’s not a Star Wars caliber story, but it still represents what you’re trying to accomplish with the video. Open your video by telling a story of where good and bad punctuation made a difference. In this case, your story would be how to best use punctuation in writing for more clarity. Right about now people often ask, “How can I tell a great story when it’s just a training or educational video?” Remember, every video that you edit should tell a story.įor example, let’s say you’re producing a video about punctuation. The first and most important thing to remember when editing videos is to create a great story for your viewer to watch.

Sadly the video editing process can be as confusing as it is daunting - but don’t fret, today we will show you what’s important so you can produce videos that your students will love and learn from. Raw or unedited video footage is ultimately nothing until a good video editor touches it. The video editing process takes otherwise boring, dull, and commonplace video content to new storytelling heights. Video editing is the place where the magic happens during the production of video content. Contributed by Videomaker and written by John Cassinari Photo by Julie M Cameron

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