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What if you want to combine both live action and pre-recorded video into a live-stream? These are some tips, tricks, and procedures about combining live action and pre-recorded video that we at DisciplesNet have discovered along the way.
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We learned very early at DisciplesNet that good videos need to be planned out ahead of time. In this video, we'll talk about scripting and preparation that make for good recording, editing, and a good finished video. These are some of things about planning videos that we at DisciplesNet have discovered along the way.
Here's a link to the online teleprompter that is mentioned in the video:
Teleprompter
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Chroma-Keying or Green-Screening is a technique that allows you to insert backgrounds into your video. It's helpful for visually illustrating points and adding visual interest to your videos. Here are some things about Chroma-Keying that we at DisciplesNet have discovered along the way.
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In a previous video, we talked about the basics of working with sound. In this video we'll be going more in depth about editing sound with some more tips, tricks, and procedures to help you get better audio results.
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Good video begins with good audio. It might surprise you that the best looking video of all will still not seem very good if the sound quality isn't also good. These are some hints, tricks, and procedures for working with sound that we at DisciplesNet have Discovered Along the Way:
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There are a number of types of devices you can use to shoot video, either for live-streaming or pre-recorded use. In addition we've put together some helpful hints, tricks, and procedures to help you do so with good results.
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When you're looking to bring content to your people, there are two ways to do it: You can do it "live", as it happens or you can pre-record and post it. Both ways have advantages and disadvantages. We'll walk you through them and help you decide which is best for you.
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