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One of the things I have noticed about different tutorials in screencasting is that most recommendations about producing videos don't cover enough content in regards to the script and audio of the production. When I first started making videos, I was certainly more interested in the aspect of capturing something live and being able to comment on it in-the-moment style.
Use Garageband or Audacity to record your script first.
What I've discovered over time is that that process is good for people who have a natural talent for speaking in a fluid, comprehensible style with little interference with uhhs and duhhhs as well as just plain brain gaps. I now look back on some of my videos done years ago and feel they are really horrible compared what I can do now.
The reason I think my videos are much better now is because I've gotten into the habit of writing my script, and then pre-recording my script in GarageBand, so that my audio delivery actually sounds natural, using emphasis in the right places at the right times.
One of my typical timelines in screenflow will have a spliced video recording on 2 tracks with multiple cuts, zoom and pans and many other type of manipulations, while my audio file rarely gets curt up at all. It's one seamless track. That's because I've done all my editing for the audio in GarageBand and then exported from that program, and then imported it into screenflow as a media file. I feel that when I do it this way I can manage the length of the video better, and I also feel that it's much easier to manipulate the video or the visuals, to match up with my audio. Since I know that my audio already sounds fluid and makes sense, and is presented in an order that gets the message across that I really wanted to - well, I'm just done editing with that and can now focus on the video itself.
To me it also makes for a much more streamlined timeline within screenflow because I'm really only breaking up the visuals, adding freeze frames, manipulating the timing of sections, and adding other visual elements like text or graphics.
One of the reasons I started doing this is because I have just seen way too many videos, especially on YouTube where people are trying to do affiliate marketing or explain software or basically anything else, and they just keep getting tongue-tied, saying too much, saying too little, and effecting the entire flow of the video in a very negative way. Personally, I just stress to get through videos like that and more often than not, I just shut it down now because if somebody is not respecting my time and giving me valuable information (because I'm watching this video) then I'm not going to pay them respect by watching it all the way through. If they can't get the video correct and respect my time for watching it, then I'm just not giving them the time of day.
If you do have videos on YouTube right now and you feel your audio might not be good or professional sounding, you can basically prove this by going into your YouTube channel and looking into the insight of every video. Looking at the insight graphs of your videos is probably going to shock you in terms of how many people just drop your video before they get to the important part, or what at least you feel is the important part. Yes it probably has something to do with video and the content itself, but if you were saying something with conviction and interest in an inspiring flow, people are going to give you way more leeway in terms of getting to your important content or call-to-action.
I think you'll find by writing out your script, then practicing it verbally and then recording it in GarageBand, (or Audacity if you're on a PC), and then just save that file and import it into your screenflow (or Camtasia on a PC) - you will instantly be able to create more worthy content with less distractions and an overall professional production. Hey, we aren't all experienced radio jockeys, so don't try and be one at the expense of losing viewers.
For more video production help, visit Marty Smith's online marketing blog or to see some of his work you can visit his YouTube channel at [http://www.Youtube.com/turtleknife]
Gao RFID Inc. Announces New Spin-off for Asset Tracking
April 2008, Toronto — GAO RFID Inc., leading supplier of RFID Readers, Tags and RFID Solutions, has just launched a new spin off to address the skyrocketing demand from its customers for Asset Tracking Products and Solutions. GAO RFID continues to receive an ever-increasing number of inquiries and requests for specialized RFID products and integrated solutions for asset tracking as well as for several other vertical sectors. To meet the needs of its customers, GAO RFID is establishing several highly-focused spin-off groups; the first being GAO RFID for Asset Tracking (http://www.GAOAssetTracking.com).
Adoption of RFID continues to grow at a phenomenal rate, with asset tracking remaining one of the leading uses for the technology. However, RFID asset tracking in and of itself covers an extensive range of applications. For this reason, GAO Asset Tracking’s goal is to simplify the process of finding the correct solution for the requirement. By pairing the vertical with the most suitable RFID tag and RFID reader products and connecting it all together with highly adaptable software, or middleware, GAO Asset Tracking eases and facilitates the entire solution-finding process.
Aside from general asset tracking solutions, GAO Asset tracking covers several vertical industries with a specialized focus on how these verticals can use RFID for their unique asset management needs. Verticals range from Healthcare to Supply Chain to DoD compliance and more.
About GAO RFID Inc.
GAO RFID Inc. is a leading provider of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) solutions to end users and solution providers worldwide. GAO RFID combines best of breed with low cost RFID readers, RFID tags and enabling-RFID software. GAORFID helps customers bring quality RFID solutions quickly to market. GAO RFID’s solutions are built on more than 15 years of technology expertise of the GAO Group GAO RFID solutions use multiple frequencies, LF/HF/UHF, multiple protocols and are compliant with global standards. GAO RFID’s products and services are easily customized for use in Healthcare, Supply Chain & Logistics, Event Management, Access Control, Livestock Tracking, Inventory Control & Management, Field Service, Maintenance, Asset Tracking and Document Authentication.
For more information, visit http://www.GAORFID.com
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