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Title: Video in the studio


1
Video in the studio
2
  • Why video in the studio?
  • Record lessons for practicing purposes
  • Record recitals
  • Gift to parents and students
  • Posting on web for public access
  • Studio marketing
  • Creating teaching material
  • Practicing guidelines
  • Etc

3
  • Some examples
  • My sample DVD
  • Websites that feature recital video
  • http//www.katzpianostudio.com/performances.asp

4
  • Steps for video creation
  • Recording
  • Importing into computer
  • Editing
  • Preparing and burning DVD
  • Preparing for web publication

5
1. Recording
Firewire cable
6
1. Recording
  • Use a digital camera - easier uploading to
    computer
  • Most digital cameras can be connected directly to
    computer to import video
  • Cable used to connect digital camera to computer
    Firewire IEEE 1394 iLink

7
1. Recording
  • Suggestions
  • Buy a tripod
  • Two cameras may be better than one
  • Be sure your hard drive has plenty of space (60
    Gbytes or more)
  • Or buy an external hard drive (120 Gb)
  • Some cameras have a microphone input that you can
    use for better sound

8
2. Importing
  • Importing (aka capturing) loading the video
    up to your computer

9
2. Importing
  • Computer needs
  • A firewire port (very common). Or USB (slower)
  • A program that will allow the computer to upload
    video through firewire
  • iMovie (Mac, comes with computer)
  • Pinnacle Studio (PC, 100)
  • Ulead VideoStudio (PC, 100)

10
Importing
  • If video was recorded in a digital tape
  • Insert tape in camera
  • Connect camera to computer
  • Open program (e.g. iMovie) and get it ready to
    capture
  • Press Play in camera

Firewire cable
11
Importing
  • If video was recorded directly into DVD
  • Insert DVD in computer
  • Open program (e.g. iMovie)
  • Import video file into program from program menu

12
Importing
  • If video was recorded directly into computer
  • Open program (e.g. iMovie)
  • Open or import video files from your hard drive

13
Importing
  • If video is in an old VHS tape
  • You need to buy a digital video converter (aka
    video capture device)
  • Dazzle (50-90, Mac, PC)
  • Datavideo DAC (200)
  • Plextor (60, PC)

14
Importing
Video and audio cables
Firewire or USB
15
3. Editing
  • Edition process
  • Trimming clips
  • Arranging clips in the right order
  • Improving, muting, adding or modifying audio
  • Adding transitions between takes or sections
  • Adding titles

16
Editing
  • Examples shown using iMovie
  • Other similar programs
  • Pinnacle Studio (PC)
  • Ulead VideoStudio (PC)

17
Editing
Monitoring screen
Clip area
Timeline
18
Editing
  • Trimming clips
  • Select clip in clip area
  • Select portions to be deleted
  • Press Delete
  • Or
  • Select clip in clip area
  • Select portion to be kept
  • Select Edit-Crop

19
Editing
  • Demo with iMovie

20
Editing
  • Arranging clips in right order
  • Drag clips in correct order to timeline

21
Editing
  • Editing sound
  • For example, increasing the volume of takes
  • Drag clip to timeline
  • Select View-Show clip volume levels
  • A purple line appears over the clip. This is the
    volume
  • Increase or decrease with the mouse at any point
    of the clip

22
Editing
  • Demo with iMovie

23
Editing
  • Adding transitions between clips
  • Select the Editing tab (above timeline)
  • Select the Transitions tab
  • Select the clips between which you want to add a
    transition
  • Select a transition, drag and drop it between
    clips. Wait a few seconds while the transition is
    built
  • You can later erase a transition by dropping it
    to the trash

24
Editing
  • Demo with iMovie

25
Editing
  • Adding titles
  • Same as transitions, but click on the Titles tab
    instead
  • Type the text you want to insert
  • Choose Over black to add titles over a black
    background as opposed to on the clip itself

26
Preparing DVD
  • Typical DVD structure
  • Menu
  • Movie 1. 2007 Recital
  • Chapter or scene 1. Marys piece
  • Chapter or scene 2. Johns piece
  • Chapter
  • Movie 2. 2006 Recital
  • Etc
  • Movie

27
Preparing DVD
  • Simplest DVD
  • No menu
  • One movie
  • No chapters or scenes

28
Preparing DVD
  • With iMovie
  • Create chapters or scenes within your movie
  • Export movie to iDVD
  • With iDVD
  • Create look for menu
  • Import other movies (with or without chapters),
    e.g. Recital 2006
  • Burn DVD

29
Preparing DVD
  • Programs to prepare and burn DVD
  • iDVD (Mac)
  • Pinnacle Studio (PC)
  • Ulead VideoStudio (PC)
  • Nero (PC)

30
Preparing DVD
  • Demo with iMovie and iDVD

31
Burning DVD
  • As simple as pressing a button
  • Demo with iDVD

32
Preparing for web publication
  • Since internet speeds are fairly slow
  • Web videos tend to be small (as opposed to full
    screen)
  • Quality is low (smaller files)
  • Highly compressed
  • Mpeg-4
  • .mov
  • Etc

33
Preparing for web publication
  • iMovie is the easiest way to prepare
  • Select Share-Share
  • Choose the QuickTime preset and select one of the
    compression levels
  • For web, choose either Web Streaming or Web
  • Other programs Pinnacle Studio (PC), Ulead
    VideoStudio, etc

34
Preparing for web publication
  • The file obtained this way is ready for
  • YouTube upload
  • Publication on blip.tv
  • Upload and publication on your own website or
    blog
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