Mind On Billions™

Camera Types

Shooting Techniques

Final Cut Pro Editing

Adobe Premiere Editing

Canva Video Editing

iMovie Editing

Stock Content Source

Garageband Editing

Audacity Editing And Exporting

Content Distribution Dimensions & Culture

1 - Overview

2 - Download and Install

3 - Audacity Toolbar - Part One

4 - Audacity Toolbar - Part Two

5 - Hardware Needed

8 - Using Projects and Project Files

7 - Audio From Mp4

11 = Adding Metadata

6 - Importing Content

12 - Using Track View Features

13 - Adding Tracks

9 - Creating A Simple Recording

10 - Labeling Tracks

15 - Doing Simple Edits

17 - Adjusting Audio Speed

14 - Noise Reduction and Normalization

18 - Exporting Audio - Part 1

16 - Splitting Tracks

19 - Exporting Audio - Part 2

20 - Conclusion - Line In Audio

1 - Overview - Hands On Walkthrough

2 - Hardware Configuration for Audacity Hands On Project

3 - Recording On Facebook Live

4 - Recording An Interview on Skype

5 - Doing Noise Reduction and Normalization

6 - Adding In Introductory-Ending Comments

7 - Adding In Bumper Music

8 - Creating the Metadata

9 - Editing Out Unwanted Audio

10 - Speeding Up The Editing Process

11 - Speeding Up the Final Recording

12 - Working with Your Project Files

13 - Splitting Tracks For Editing

14 - Labeling Segments

15 - Exporting the Snippets

16 - Hosing Your Audio

17 - Making Your Audio Available To the Public

18 - Recording Computer Audio - Part 1

19 - Recording Your Computer Audio - Part 2

20 - Conclusion

1-Overview

2- Pricing

3 - Vyond Resources

4 - Interface and Timeline

5 - Adding Templates

6 - Character Library

7 - Character Properties - Part-1

8 - Character Properties - Part -2

9 - Character Properties - Part -3

10 - Prop Library

11 - Prop Properties

12 Chart Properties - Part 1

13 - Chart Properties - Part 2

14 - Text Library

15 - Text Properties

16 - Scene Transitions

17 - Differences with Whiteboard Animation - Part 1

18 - Differences with Whiteboard Animation - Part 2

19 - Adding in the Camera to Zoom In

20 - Conclusion

1 - Overview

2 - Video Script From Existing Video

4 - Creating Video Scripts from An Existing Article Document

5 - Creating Video Scripts From Existing PowerPoints

6 - Structuring Your Script and Storyboard Document

3 - Video Script From Existing Audio

7 - Setting Up for the Audio Recording and Voiceover Process

8 - Narration of your Audio Script

9 - Creation of Scene Timings

10 - Uploading The Audio to Vyond

11 - Adding In Music

12 - Scene Theme Selections

13 - Storyboarding Scenes

14 - Business and Contemporary Vs Whiteboard Style

15 - Storyboarding Whiteboard Style Videos

16 - Adding Images to Whitebord Style Videos

17 - Adding the Camera and Exit Effect to Images

18 - Changing the Background and the Text

19 - Adding Scene Transitions to Sync Up Your Audio and Video

20 - Conclusion