Archive for February, 2011
When I got my iPhone 3Gs, I didn’t know how to hold it while shooting video. At first, I held it vertically, the same way as when making a phone call. I soon realized that that wasn’t the RIGHT way to hold the phone/camera. Do you shoot video with your iPhone? If you own a [...]
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If you are like me you have to shoot the video, edit the video and find a way to post it on the web. Sometimes you are even asked to get feedback about a video or a project, that is why I did a tutorial on how to make a survey using Google Docs. Here [...]
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Username: First Name: Last Name: E-mail: Password (twice): Password has to be at least 8 characters longand must not contain spaces Welcome to Web Video Chefs. We are launching this web site with you in mind, we have only a few slots available for charter members. Charter membership has its benefits: Access to our [...]
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Web video is hot. How hot? According to the latest ComScore statistics, 172 million Americans are watching video online, which equals 14.6 hours per month. It’s more affordable than ever to produce a video on the Web, and the results can be tremendous to your business or organization. If you’re not utilizing video on the Web, [...]
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Hey chefs! Starting a vlog is easy. All you need is Windows Movie Maker (PC) or iMovie (Mac). Since I use a Mac, here are some tips and steps to help you start vlogging in iMovie. Enjoy!
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Check out this set up for lighting and capturing good audio with the Kodak Zi8 pocket camera. I use a Home Depot halogen light, and a lavalier mic with a fluid head tripod.
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This is one of my most popular tutorials, how to edit Flip video footage with Final Cut Pro. Many people use Flip cameras and when they attempt to edit in FCP, they get the dreaded “red render bar.” I will show you my workflow for Final Cut Pro and how to edit Flip, Kodak or [...]
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