NAIA-SIDA June 11, 2013 Constructing Highlight Videos for the Web Why Highlight Videos?
NAIA-SIDA June 11, 2013 Constructing Highlight Videos for the Web Why Highlight Videos? Aaron Sagraves (Davenport) | @aaronsagraves26 Blake Timm (Pacific University) | @timmbr Branding - Use of Intro’s and Closes - Communication of our website Highlighting Student-Athletes/Coaches Recapping/Reliving Great Moments Pacific Softball Highlights Text element Volleyball Preview Text element Cost/Equipment Required Equipment • Video Camera (Camcorder or Professional) • Computer • Video Editing Software (iMovie, Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere) • Tripod or Monopod Optional Equipment • External Microphone (If Using Professional Camera) • Light Kit • Royalty Free Music Cost/Equipment Video Cameras • Camcorders Positives: Compact, Easier To Use (Point & Shoot), Lower Cost Negatives: Not At Crisp Of Image As Professional, Harder To Keep Steady Handheld, Smaller Zoom Capabilities Great For: Action Footage At Closer Range, Interviews Common Types: Canon Vixia, JVC GZ Series, Panasonic HC Series, Sony HDR Series Cost: $300 to $1,100 Cost/Equipment Video Cameras • Professional Video Camera Positives: Crisper Video Image Especially in HD), Better Control Of Color/Quality Of Video, Better Control Of Audio Quality, Better At Long Range (Stadium Video Deck), Negatives: More Expensive, More Accessories Needed, Bigger Learning Curve Great For: Action Footage At Long Range, Versatile For All Video Needs Common Types: Canon XF300/305, Panasonic AG Series, Sony HXR Series, Sony PMW Series Cost: $2,000 to $10,000 Cost/Equipment Video Cameras • Portable Camcorders
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