Register for Free. --> In this blog post, we will focus on the social media tools that can help you design your social media posts’ visual elements (images and video) and the content in terms of text creation and text optimization. As simple as it sounds, it’s not. MORE

Write a script. The act of writing it down encourages your mind to get specific about how you want to structure your video. Make a storyboard. Get feedback on your script and storyboard. Video may have killed the radio star, but believe it or not, sound is fifty percent of the value of your video. For videos that don’t feature people, record voiceovers first. Use your own voice for voiceovers. Your voice sounds fine (maybe even great!). MORE

    The production times mentioned above do not include the following:   Writing an eLearning script or developing a storyboard. If you’re creating soft skills content (lessons such as conflict resolution or onboarding), I've found that it could take between 1-2 hours to write a single minute of content.   Writing an Audio Script. MORE

In this blog post, we examine some of the key elements of engaging eLearning Design. Does the statement above sound a bit vague? One can develop the most beautiful layouts, interesting animated characters, add soothing background music, and great voiceover narratives; but unless the content is powerful and engaging; the program will not work. Do read this blog post as a companion piece to the infographic. MORE

So Ive been storyboarding differently. Yesterday, after round four of a storyboard review process (which has stretched out for months, by the way, due to unavailable/overloaded client SMEs), the lead ID at my client came back asking for audio on EVERY page. The biggest thing I would like to see is that we add some voiceover on just about all of the slides. Now, maybe Im just jaded and want to get to an approved storyboard. Sounds familiar. :-). MORE

Will they listen with sound or rely on the visual aspects? Write a script. Having a script also helps you sound more professional and helps preserve your video’s focus. Start by outlining the points you want to make, and then write the full script based on that outline. MORE

Three versions (all in uncompressed.wav format) of the voiceover. A.libzip (for use with Camtasia 2018) of a few assets show during the broadcast (intro, outro, lower third) Two versions ( in.docx and.pdf) of the script used for the voiceover in this project. And my unedited voiceovers. MORE

In this blog post, we examine some of the key elements of ideal eLearning Design. Does the statement above sound a bit vague? One can develop the most beautiful layouts, interesting animated characters, add soothing background music, and great voiceover narratives; but unless the content is powerful and engaging; the program will not work. Do read this blog post as a companion piece to the infographic. MORE

Unless you’re hiring a professional for the voiceover, you’ll want an external microphone, preferably the kind you can clip to your collar. Steps to Creating a Training Video: Write a Script/Storyboard. Here at Your Everything for e-Learning Place, we’re always telling you to storyboard. Storyboarding allows you to plan out the order of what you want to say and how you want to say it. Do you ever wish you could include video in your online training? MORE

But if you consider accessibility early on, you’ll be thinking about captions and transcripts, which could encourage you to write a script. Audiate is TechSmith’s voiceover recording software that transcribes your speech as you record. MORE

One TechSmith live stream gets: Posted on YouTube Added to our podcast feed Created into a blog post Cut into clips for social media Created into social graphics. So, while we can’t write your distribution plan for you, we can review important considerations and give you some ideas. MORE

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. Writing a script can take time, but can save a lot of time when you start creating your video. Some things just don’t sound right when they are said out loud. Storyboard. If scripts tell you what to say, storyboards tell you what to show. You can even write down what the shot is, so you don’t forget. MORE

Writing a script can take time, but can save a lot of time when you start creating your video. Some things just don’t sound right when they are said out loud, or you may have created a sentence that is the equivalent of a tongue twister like “Sally sells seashells by the seashore” or “Unique New York.” (Say Storyboard. If scripts tell you what to say, storyboards tell you what to show. You can even write down what the shot is, so you don’t forget. MORE