How do you do video tutorials?

Futchibon

Futchibon

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Hi guys,

I was wondering if you could please tell me how you go about doing video tutorials, ie. what software do you use?

How do you move in/zoom in to particular areas of the screen?

Any other suggestions would be appreciated!

THANKS
 
Hard to say.

Your move ins/zoom ins, direct product shots are separate shots.

Software can be any video editing software. A tutorial has nothing to do with actual software. It's content. Shoot everything. Dialogue, and then hands on.

"To put the Superflooger together, you need to attach flange A to slot B" Show spokesperson A in a one-shot.
(CU) Insert shot of Flange A attaching to slot B
"Then you ...........
 
Might the OP be talking about screen capture software? Like when demonstrating how to use FCP or something.

The zoom-in/out in the case would be Shift-scroll wheel on a Mac, I believe.
 
Screen capture, I've had problems with everything so far. I think because of my CPU speed.

I've still found Camtasia to be better to my linking. Not sure what your after really.
 
Just to get your feet wet, Cam Studio is a free capture program and works reasonably well.
That will at least get you started.
 
jscottprice said:
Might the OP be talking about screen capture software? Like when demonstrating how to use FCP or something.

The zoom-in/out in the case would be Shift-scroll wheel on a Mac, I believe.
Click to expand...

Yes, that's what I mean, screen capture software. Do you know what it would be for a pc?

Thanks!
 
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