Advanced Digital Video Production effects such as: bullet points,
menus, elaborate backgrounds, and scene titles are a great method for
taking your presentation to the next level. It will make your video
presentation look more professional and make it stand out from the other
sites dealing with direct sales. Digital Video Production editing
effects are also inexpensive production wise and these effects are not
time consuming either.
Once these Digital Video Production editing effects are put in place the viewer has an easy time browsing them at their leisure. It is a great method for getting the top of both categories: the impact and drama that video provides, plus the time efficiency of text.
Sometimes trying to get the benefits from these Digital Video Production effects, the first time editor tends to overuse them in one presentation. Avoid doing this as we covered the reasons earlier. You can confuse your customer by including too many of these Audio Video Production effects and it can cause your video to be a bit inelegant in apearance and hard to understand at times.
So when should you utilize these Audio Video Production techniques? Rule number one is: you should never just use these Digital Video Production techniques just for the sake of using them.
What do we mean by this? Lets pretend that the product you have to present is a new graphics software piece also including a GUI that is innovative. You show a screen shot in your video of the GUI functioning. It is simple to create the menu overlays and with Digital Video Production effects, you wind up loading the screen with these effects, having each button and feature labeled. While the presenter is speaking about the new program and its features, you show this elaborate overlay in the background.
The difficulty here is with those advantages you can get from the Video Production Editing effects that we have covered already. Overlay graphics and other advanced video production editing effects provide the viewer with informative material to examine and read as the presenter is making their points verbally. This is all very good but you need to be careful.
But if your monitor is too busy with Audio Video Production effects, it causes the viewer to spend an excess amount of time not only reading but also trying to figure out what all these buttons are for on the GUI, which takes the viewer’s attention off of what the marketer is saying. You have spent a lot of effort on the presenter’s audio track; it is vital to the design of your whole video presentation, and you need the viewer to listen to it. So do not overload it so much with the video production editing effects that it diverts the viewer’s attention!
Here's a preferred method of utilizing the overlay graphics. Lets use the very same example of GUI. The presenter is speaking of the GUI’s many advanced features. As the presenter is speaking about a particular feature, do a graphic overlay only on that feature and add to the footage. This is a great way of using this Video Production Editing effect.
This allows the viewer to look at the feature: he will read the text that is part of the graphic, and then he will continue to listen to the presenter. Using Audio Video Production effects in this way makes your presentation more elegant and accentuates the point the videographer is attempting to say. After you place the information up onto the screen, you can either leave it in place for the entire speech or remove the Audio Video Production effect, it all depends on your approach.
Overlay special Video Production Editing effects are often fun, but need to be used cautiously. Imagine that the presenter is explaining about the new CD on weightloss that you are trying to promote. You can have the presenter lift their arms as they mention the “power of yogaâ€, then with your software attach an animated flash of lightening. This is definitely interesting, even a bit cheesy, and adds a bit of drama too, but if used too much this could be very irritating. When doing this kind of video effects you need to use them only about one or two times in a video.
Chroma-key effects are something of a different nature, basically because you have to plan ahead to film footage in chroma-key from the design stage and throughout video. It can’t be said to use limited chroma-key effects since you usually film all this type footage against what they call green screen.
What you need to do in this case is to create your chroma-key type effects to appear as seamless as is humanly possible. You need to use, whenever you can, large, sharp product images, existing photographic type backgrounds, or basically things that do not have a stretched, blurred, or are otherwise distracting visually. Also make certain that not only your video maker but also your product is distinguishable on the chroma-key background. The biggest mistake you can make with this effect is to let your presenter’s hair color or shirt color, etc. blend into the background, or other such errors. So use this video production editing effect correctly for its full advantage.
Once these Digital Video Production editing effects are put in place the viewer has an easy time browsing them at their leisure. It is a great method for getting the top of both categories: the impact and drama that video provides, plus the time efficiency of text.
Sometimes trying to get the benefits from these Digital Video Production effects, the first time editor tends to overuse them in one presentation. Avoid doing this as we covered the reasons earlier. You can confuse your customer by including too many of these Audio Video Production effects and it can cause your video to be a bit inelegant in apearance and hard to understand at times.
So when should you utilize these Audio Video Production techniques? Rule number one is: you should never just use these Digital Video Production techniques just for the sake of using them.
What do we mean by this? Lets pretend that the product you have to present is a new graphics software piece also including a GUI that is innovative. You show a screen shot in your video of the GUI functioning. It is simple to create the menu overlays and with Digital Video Production effects, you wind up loading the screen with these effects, having each button and feature labeled. While the presenter is speaking about the new program and its features, you show this elaborate overlay in the background.
The difficulty here is with those advantages you can get from the Video Production Editing effects that we have covered already. Overlay graphics and other advanced video production editing effects provide the viewer with informative material to examine and read as the presenter is making their points verbally. This is all very good but you need to be careful.
But if your monitor is too busy with Audio Video Production effects, it causes the viewer to spend an excess amount of time not only reading but also trying to figure out what all these buttons are for on the GUI, which takes the viewer’s attention off of what the marketer is saying. You have spent a lot of effort on the presenter’s audio track; it is vital to the design of your whole video presentation, and you need the viewer to listen to it. So do not overload it so much with the video production editing effects that it diverts the viewer’s attention!
Here's a preferred method of utilizing the overlay graphics. Lets use the very same example of GUI. The presenter is speaking of the GUI’s many advanced features. As the presenter is speaking about a particular feature, do a graphic overlay only on that feature and add to the footage. This is a great way of using this Video Production Editing effect.
This allows the viewer to look at the feature: he will read the text that is part of the graphic, and then he will continue to listen to the presenter. Using Audio Video Production effects in this way makes your presentation more elegant and accentuates the point the videographer is attempting to say. After you place the information up onto the screen, you can either leave it in place for the entire speech or remove the Audio Video Production effect, it all depends on your approach.
Overlay special Video Production Editing effects are often fun, but need to be used cautiously. Imagine that the presenter is explaining about the new CD on weightloss that you are trying to promote. You can have the presenter lift their arms as they mention the “power of yogaâ€, then with your software attach an animated flash of lightening. This is definitely interesting, even a bit cheesy, and adds a bit of drama too, but if used too much this could be very irritating. When doing this kind of video effects you need to use them only about one or two times in a video.
Chroma-key effects are something of a different nature, basically because you have to plan ahead to film footage in chroma-key from the design stage and throughout video. It can’t be said to use limited chroma-key effects since you usually film all this type footage against what they call green screen.
What you need to do in this case is to create your chroma-key type effects to appear as seamless as is humanly possible. You need to use, whenever you can, large, sharp product images, existing photographic type backgrounds, or basically things that do not have a stretched, blurred, or are otherwise distracting visually. Also make certain that not only your video maker but also your product is distinguishable on the chroma-key background. The biggest mistake you can make with this effect is to let your presenter’s hair color or shirt color, etc. blend into the background, or other such errors. So use this video production editing effect correctly for its full advantage.
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