Telling Your Story on the Web & Social Media in 60 Seconds

  Course File
Exercise Files
  Getting Started
Welcome and what you should know before starting this course
Suggested equipment and gear
  1 Why Use Dynamic Media
The benefits of dynamic media
The impact of mobile devices
  2 Creating a Simple Slideshow with Adobe Photoshop
Sizing photos for a web slideshow
Adding music and narration to a web slideshow
Adding animation and zooms
Adding transitions
Exporting the final video from Photoshop
  3 Creating a Looping Video Advertisement
Setting up the Adobe Premiere Pro project and importing media
Adding music to the sequence
Editing the video into the timeline
Adding transitions
Color correcting and making the video loop
Exporting the final video from Adobe Premiere Pro and posting online
  4 Sharing a Panoramic or 360˚ Photo
Shooting a 360˚ photo with your smartphone
Shooting a 360˚ photo with a VR camera
Shooting a 360˚ pano with a DSLR or mirrorless camera
Using Photoshop to assemble 360˚ photos
Optimizing 360˚ images with Photoshop
Processing a 360˚ photo
Saving 360˚ photos for social media
  5 Creating a Stop Motion Animation
What is stop motion animation
Setting up to record the animation
Practical advice on animation
Cleaning up your images with Adobe Bridge and Photoshop
Color correcting your images in Adobe Camera Raw
Renaming your images in Adobe Bridge
Assembling the stop motion sequence with After Effects
Adding music and sound effects
Adding animated text
Exporting the final video from Adobe After Effects and uploading to social media
  6 Creating a Cinemagraph
What is a cinemagraph
Lighting and shooting strategies for cinemagraphs
Assembling the cinemagraph project in Adobe Premiere Pro
Masking and freezing action
Enhancing the cinemagraphs color and tone
Adding text to a cinemagraph
Exporting the final video from Adobe Premiere Pro
How to convert a video to a GIF
  7 Creating a Plotagraph
What is a Plotagraph
Adding animation and anchor points
Adding overlay effects
Exporting the final project
  8 Creating an App Demo
The purpose of an app demo
Lighting strategies for an app demo
Recording a screen with software and with a camera
  9 Making a White Board Video
The purpose of a white board video
Lighting strategies for a white board video
Shooting strategies for a white board video
Setting up the white board project in Adobe Premiere Pro
Creating a basic edit in Premiere Pro for a white board video
Color correcting
Adding a music track and applying advanced time remapping
Enhancing the white board video for color and tone
  10 Showcasing a Product with a 360˚ Loop
What is a 360˚ loop
Lighting strategies for 360˚ loops
Shooting strategies for 360˚ loops
Assembling the 360˚ loop project in Adobe Premiere Pro
Enhancing the 360˚ loop for color and tone
Exporting in Adobe Premiere Pro and Sharing
Alternative looping
  Conclusion
Keeping an archival copy
Next steps
White board videos have become a popular way to share content online, especially when creating marketing and branding for companies. What do you need to do to create a white board video? In this movie, join author Richard Harrington as he discusses lighting strategies for recording a white board video.

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