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Why Video and Image Accessibility Matters with Ryan Knott

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Ryan first discovered his passion for accessibility while working with the Michigan Department of Education’s Office of Special Education and now uses his skills to create valuable, accessible content at TechSmith. Audiate is TechSmith’s voiceover recording software that transcribes your speech as you record.

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How to Create Incredible Software Demo Videos (No Experience Necessary!)

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Step 2: Write a script. If your video will include any voiceover (sometimes called narration), make sure you write a script detailing exactly what you or your voiceover person will say. However, many software demo videos may not need voiceover, or you have someone else do the voiceover for you.

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Corporate Training Tip #3: Give Video Feedback on Designs

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Let’s say you created engaging training content, full of images and videos, and maybe even captured real world content to bring a genuine element to your training. This post is #3 in a series of blog posts about corporate training. Sounds like you’re on the right track! One great way to get quick feedback is through video.

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Why People Stop Watching Your Videos (And How to Avoid It!)

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In fact, recent research by TechSmith shows that in 2018, 53% of people reported watching an informational or instructional video two or more times per week. Write a clear headline, use your description to accurately depict the content, and people will know what to expect — and, they’ll be more likely to keep watching until the end.

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How to Make Video: Before Starting Your First Video, Part 2

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Writing a script can take time, but can save a lot of time when you start creating your video. You can even write down what the shot is, so you don’t forget. Logos & Images: If you have graphics you are going to use, create a folder on your computer and put them in one location. Learn about sizing images appropriately.

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Office 365 Video: Your Corporate YouTube

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hint: there’s a picture of that video buried in one of the images in this article – see if you can find it!) Of note, while Camtasia is primarily a ‘screencasting’ tool, and that’s mostly what I’ve used it for, I also put it to use for an ‘intro’ video that consisted of mostly slides, stock photographs and a voiceover.

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The Beginners Guide to Successful Video Pre Production

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Both sizes have an aspect ratio (the ratio of the width to the height of an image or screen) of 16:9. You should write a script that will act as your captions for your video or if you don’t have a script, consider having your video transcribed. You can even write down what the shot is, so you don’t forget. No worries!