The standard widescreen templates are pretty much solid for most video editing packages, and you can export the single slides as images. They have loads of fonts, shapes and editing tools in a format they are familiar with (more of them have made a powerpoint presentation than worked with video titling tool!). When I talk to students about video graphics, I often point them to presentation apps like Google Slides and Powerpoint as simple ways to create graphic files for their video packages. I found my self thinking about Powerpoint. So I started to look at how I might use the combination of accessible tools with a view to doing an update on that post. But things have moved on - like the BBC’s use of Instagram. A few years ago, having seen a presentation about the BBC’s Instafax project (in 2014!), I had a look at cheap and free tools to use to create video for Instagram. It’s not the first time I’ve looked at Instagram video. But this year when I was putting the workshops together, I wanted to focus on social platforms and go native video on Instagram.
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In the past I’ve used everything from Windows Movie Maker to Youtube’s simple editor app to put packages together.
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When I work with the students and journalists exploring the concept, I try and look for free or cheap solutions to the production process. The combination of images and well recorded audio is, for me, a compelling form of content and it can be an easy video win for non-broadcast shops. Audio slideshows are something I’ve included in my practical teaching for a little while.
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