Video
editing now a days is not a difficult task. In early days editing a
video was a challenging process because that time the technology was
not so advanced as now. Now even shooting a video is as easy as
walking a one step. Every one have a smartphones in their pocket.
They instantly shoot the video and upload videos online. But there is
a huge difference in shooting video with mobile phones and a high
quality, well shooted video. A video is said to be well produced and
high quality only when it goes through video editing and sound mixing
during post production.
Why to Use Post
Production
A
video without going through production process is just like a without
make-up. Much of the work is needed behind the scenes after the
cameras are done rolling. A lot of careful work is required. Because
even a small poor work will reflects in the eye of the people because
of regular habit of watching lots of video on regular basis. Spoiled
or bad choices such as poor timing, awkward cuts are not able to
convey proper message and the video will not satisfy the visual
requirement. Remember that a good video is an investment to success.
Modern
editing software's allows to arrange the clippings whatever order
according to the requirement. We can try different footage's and
different takes. Speaking directly over the camera versus recording
of the voice creates much difference. So combining these two by
putting them all together is the value of the post production
process.
Basic Editing Tips
If
you want to be a part of post production process then it must needs a
proper post production training under the experts because the software's used are
very big and complex, each tool and functionalities should be learned
properly.
But
still if you want to do it yourself then first do investment in
copyrighted video editing software's like Adobe Illustrator, Final
Cut Pro etc. After that decide what the message is and focus
everything on it. Do experiment with the software and see what
happens. Improve the editing by regularly watching the outputs and
take feed-backs.
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