Corporate Video Essentials: Post-Production

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Amy DeLouise and Richard Harrington

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[1] Introduction

[1] What youll learn in this course.mp4

03:09

[2] Using the exercise files.mp4

00:55

[2] 1. Transitioning from Production to Post

[1] Properly transferring and organizing media.mp4

09:06

[2] Reviewing deliverables to determine sequence settings.mp4

06:46

[3] 2. Using Interview Transcripts

[1] The role of transcripts.mp4

02:02

[2] Identifying the best sound bites for an editing script.mp4

02:44

[3] Software to speed up transcription workflows.mp4

08:54

[4] 3. Using Voiceover Narration

[1] How can voiceover help tell a story.mp4

01:15

[2] Auditioning voice talent.mp4

03:23

[3] Using a scratch track then recording for real.mp4

04:09

[5] 4. Organizing Your Footage

[1] Working with bins.mp4

04:41

[2] Subclipping footage.mp4

05:03

[3] Adding metadata to help organize footage.mp4

04:41

[6] 5. From Radio to Rough Cut

[1] Creating a story arc for corporate video.mp4

04:51

[2] Assembling a radio cut.mp4

07:27

[3] Adding essential B-roll.mp4

06:16

[7] 6. Building a Soundtrack

[1] Organizing audio tracks in a sequence.mp4

03:50

[2] Choosing and licensing music tracks.mp4

02:32

[3] Creating a rough audio mix.mp4

10:06

[4] Mixing for multiple platforms.mp4

04:22

[8] 7. Essential Graphics

[1] The role of graphics.mp4

06:03

[2] Adding lower thirds for speakers.mp4

04:40

[9] 8. Polishing the Edit

[1] An introduction to color correction for video.mp4

08:33

[2] Trimming video and working with transitions.mp4

09:03

[3] Managing sequence reviews remotely.mp4

05:12

[4] Controlling the review process.mp4

06:23

[10] 9. Exporting Your Project

[1] Reviewing the projects requirements before output.mp4

02:42

[2] An introduction to captioning.mp4

07:41

[3] Choosing the right export formats for archive.mp4

04:49

[4] Export your video for web delivery and presentation playback.mp4

03:57

[11] 10. Future-Proofing Your Project

[1] Why back up a project and media.mp4

03:12

[2] What to archive for a video project.mp4

07:01

[3] Project closeout.mp4

02:53

[12] Conclusion

[1] Next steps and recommended learning.mp4

02:02

Description

In this third installment of the Corporate Video Essentials series, Rich Harrington and Amy DeLouise detail the post-production process. Once you’ve finished shooting, you need to take all the information you captured—both the actual footage and any intellectual knowledge or project experience—and turn it into a polished, final product for your client. Rich and Amy cover the major aspects of post-production, starting with reviewing deliverables, using interview transcripts to propel your workflow, organizing your footage, and assembling a rough cut. From there, they show how to build a soundtrack with interviews, voiceovers, background sounds, and music. Amy and Rich also cover working with graphics to both convey information and give your film a refined, professional look. Finally, they show you how to polish up your rough cut with color correction, transitions, and reviews, how to export your work for client review, and steps you can take to future-proof your work.

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