Podcast #4

Well it's almost the end of the semesterhttp://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gif and time for our final podcast. This one was once again pretty easy to do. I did stupidly clap in one part but I forgot to film a new clip so oh well. It went pretty smoothly while filming, I had to do a little more editing than I had hoped, but that's how it goes sometimes.

So here it is... Podcast #4

Podcast #3

We're back again for another great podcasting session. This video was pretty easy to shoot and edit. The only bad part being that I was sick when I shot some of it. I noticed also while editing that the lighting for my new footage was somewhat bad, I should have opened some windows to let a little sun in. Aside from that I didn't have to do much editing since I got most of the stuff done in a one take. The problem with this editing session was that I had too much footage and had to cut out some parts that I did want in it. Anyways I guess that is a good problem to have when you are making a video.

So here is podcast #3, enjoy.

Podcast #2 Experience

Well it's time for podcast 2 and I can definitely say the save motto learned from last time was used. Shooting the video was still pretty easy, editing was also a breeze this time. I learned a couple of things about shooting a computer screen that will be helpful for the third podcast. If you are shooting by a door that is open, close it when on dark screens to make the appearance better. Besides that the process was quick and simple, minus a few days of frustration simply trying to get to an open lab that had the software that I needed. I hope you all enjoy the second podcast in our four part series!

Here is my second podcast...

The link and the embedded version.

Movie making experience

For this first podcast there was one word of advice I wish I had listened to: SAVE!!! After shooting the video and getting some photos, which was fun and pretty easy, I worked on editing and then when I'm 8 seconds away from my goal...CRASH and away flies my work. Thankfully it only took me a couple of hours to reload some of the video, extract audio again, create titles and so on. I definitely have a better feel for iMovie now that the project is done. I had done some video work before and edited using Windows Movie Maker, but I have had a much better experience with iMovie. Some things I learned as far as shooting video is to check the audio and use a mic if possible for interview sections. Aside from that, saving is the best thing you can do when editing your footage.

Here is a link to my first podcast... http://podcaster.mcom.ttu.edu/students/dsatterwhite/podcast1

Here's a link to the video.

Here is the YouTube video of my podcast: