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How to Make Professional Digital Video

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Learn all about digital video, audio, lighting, media, editing software, codecs, and how to make professional digital videos in this free video on digital media.

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Summary: Digital media is the next big thing. The great thing is that technology is finally trickling its way down to the amateur hobbyists, the art school drop out, the film school graduate, or the mother of three. Digital video cameras make it easy for you and your friends to create dramatic indie films, documentaries, or home movies. Computer editing software is as close as your desktop and fingertips, giving you the same applications the professional are using right at home. You can even make animation and DVD menus! Get on board and make your professional quality digital videos and media from home.

In this free video series, expert digital media instructor Glen Cornish shows you how to make professional digital video with your home computer. You learn about digital video cameras, lighting equipment, mics and audio, editing software and more. Glen gives you expert tips for getting rid of the echo on your audio, using the white balance like a pro, video formats for professional distribution, and much more. It is all here, folks, so come on in and make digital movie magic!

About the Expert

Expert: Glen Cornish, award-winning instructor and digital media producer, started his career in sound engineering in 1984 where he received kudos from Quincy Jones for his assistance recording the 1984 Olympic theme. Glen then moved into video production and 3D animation and helped establish the J. Paul Getty Museums digital video and animation in-house facilities. He then moved into broadcast engineering and working with ABC station affiliates, all the while training others in the digital arts in university settings like UCDavis and Stanford's Digital Media Academy. Glen has recieved top honors from UCDavis as instructor of the year, provided workshops for countless national conferences, and is a multiple inductee in the Who's Who Amongst Americas teachers.

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