We are in urgent need of volunteers to help the video team stream and edit for our events. If you have skills in filming or editing or want a great reason to learn how, this is your chance! Reply in this thread or send us a LinkedIn message if you are interested.
Product Hive的动态
最相关的动态
-
Helping candidates land in their dream jobs. Reach out for yourself or Refer someone in need.
Are you a Hollywood movie enthusiast with a passion for English content and independent cinema? If so, a career in movie research and promotion might be your ideal path. To succeed in this field, you should have extensive knowledge of English and foreign language cinema, renowned filmmakers, actors, movie trivia, and industry trends. It's essential to also understand Hollywood film promotion strategies for public relations and social media. If you have a deep love for the film industry and possess these skills, consider exploring a career in movie research and promotion. Hands-on - Canva and PowerPoint. Connect with me to know more #HollywoodMovies #MovieResearch #FilmIndustryPassion
-
-
A little bit of behind the scenes for you. There is a huge amount of work that goes on behind the scenes to create videos like this including: ??The idea - I love The Office so the inspiration was there ??Script writing - over a number of weeks?? ??Convincing Amazone - 3 meetings and numerous phone calls with everyone involved ??Many more phone calls with Leon Silavant ?? to discuss shot list and workflow ?? ??Logistics - organising film crew, sound crew, props, hotels and travel ??Pre shoot visit - travelling to Doncaster HQ to scope out the location and machinery ?? ??More calls with Leon to tweak and finalise shot list ??1.5 days of filming???? ??Reviewing the edit and revisions ??Delivery and posting All condensed into 7 minutes of video but the results speak for themselves.?? #contentcreation #digitalmarketing #farmmarketing #agrimarketing #farmbusiness #machinerymarketing #videoproduction #cerealsevent #cereals2025
-
In this video, I'll explore the common mistakes that amateur filmmakers often make and how you can avoid them to elevate the quality of your videos, even on a budget of less than 1k! ?? ?? Today's smartphones and affordable video cameras can deliver professional-level footage, and with accessible video-editing software, it's all about your skills and understanding. Let's dive into the key mistakes and how to overcome them. ?? Mistake #1: No Concept Learn why creating a video requires more than just piecing images together. Discover the importance of conveying a message and telling a compelling story with proper structure. ?? Mistake #2: Bad Shots Explore the art of filming correctly, respecting basic rules, and adding purpose to camera movements. Avoid common pitfalls like unnecessary zooming that can make your video look less professional. ?? Mistake #3: White-Balance Uncover the significance of color temperature and why consistent white-balance matters. Get tips on setting the right WB for different scenes and maintaining visual consistency throughout your shots. ??? Mistake #4: Bad Sound Learn about the affordability of good microphones and the importance of recording high-quality audio. Discover tips on hiding microphone cables for a more polished and professional look. ?? Mistake #5: Poor Editing Explore the role of editing in post-production and how it can make or break your video. Gain insights on cutting a film to the music and using transitions purposefully. ?? If you found this video helpful, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more filmmaking tips and tutorials! ??? #Filmmaking #VideoProduction #AmateurFilmmakers #VideoEditingTips #FilmProduction #YouTubeTips #ContentCreation #FilmSchool #CreativeSkills #FilmmakingMistakes
5 Mistakes Amateur Filmmakers Make
https://www.youtube.com/
-
My editing Show Reel "Rate my Edit 0/10 . It will really help me to reach more #editingskills #linkedindaily #videoeditingskills #prewedding #slowmotion #soundeffects #transactions #reels #shortfilms
-
Storyteller | executive producer of corporate video and public television | educator | on-air host.
Negotiating for Your Corporate Video Every business owner knows you must spend money to make money. Yet, when it comes to producing a?#corporate?video, the most frequent objection I hear: “I just don’t have the budget.” I get it! While my crew needs to earn a living, I still network with freelancers to hire the best talent a client’s money can buy. When I ask about day rates, freelance videographers say, “Between $1,500 and $4,000 per day, including my gear.” Around $1,500 is a normal professional rate. Add in a sound engineer, producer, gaffer, animation and post-production, and you’re spending some big bucks. Of course, it's worth it. If you want quality, expect to pay for expertise. What many business owners don’t know, especially in the?#nonprofit?sector, is that?a well-produced corporate?#video?does not have to break the bank. There’s usually more to my chats with video crews, and it sounds like this, “But if I care about a project and it’s going help someone succeed, I’m willing to adjust my rate.” Talented crew never want to feel under-valued. As a producer, nor do I. But you can negotiate. And a good producer can help to make it work within your budget. Here's a few tips to help you negotiate a fair price you can afford. 1)????????Know the scope of your project. What is the video's purpose? What length will resonate with your target audience? How many shoot locations? If on a tight budget, limit to one or two. 2)????????Tell the producer exactly what you envision. Then, ask the producer to verbally relay it back to you, so you know you were heard. 3)????????Invite the producer to visit the shoot location(s) for taking cell-phone video and pictures. The producer will share them with the production team. 4)????????Be upfront! Offer a cost range with a solid cap. When a production team meets to discuss your project and capabilities, they can get creative to figure alternative ways to capture the images you desire within your budget. You’d be amazed at many pros can do for you. 5)????????Shop around! You have many production houses to choose from. 6)????????Don’t feel intimidated by elitists. I recently visited a production company’s website that boasts they don’t hire recent college graduates. That’s too bad. As a long-time college media professor, most recently at Appalachian State University and Kansas State University, I’ve come across students who do amazing work. When I took on a Columbia College Chicago intern for my?#PedalAmerica?TV series, we made him our third camera unit after one episode. When watching the show on PBS, nobody could tell the difference between his work and my Emmy-award winning professionals. Remember, nobody knows your?#business?and capabilities, and your story, better than you. You’ll know when you’ve hired the right producer and crew. They’ll work with you every step of the way! Ira David President, Out-Write Media Executive Producer and Host, Pedal America https://lnkd.in/ga2zSkwZ
