If you're going for a "special effects" transition make it a big lairy rainbow star wipe or something, with an ironic little eyeroll, you cheese monster.
Oh, and don't use transitions, except maybe lap dissolves, unless you really really mean it. The one-minute "make my editing not look silly" tricks are - try to match eyelines between shots so you don't take your viewer's eye off the subjects, try to cut between two very different shots (like don't go from a closeup to a little bit wider, go really wide), and cut on movement - don't show me standing up then cut to me walking, cut as I'm halfway out of my seat. If you work through the BMD training material like stuff like the vegan cafe, and the T-shirt shop clips, that'll put you in a good place for seeing how the shots interact. What you *will* need to do is this - you will need to hit Youtube and learn about techniques for shooting and lighting to get the best out of the kit you have, and how to put together a coherent video. If your cameras output some really weird format, you'll want Shutter Encoder which is really just a convenient front-end for ffmpeg, which can turn any media format into any other media format. The cameras you have are probably fine, too. So really, it doesn't matter which version you need to get. haven't uploaded videos to the website yet so i dont know if its the same as just re uploading a youtube formated video or something different.
wanted to make videos (final product) as professional looking as possible for youtube and our website.
and go pro or other type of small go pro like camera. the 2 cameras we have used /are using are some type cannon not sure the exact model just know its not a handicam model. AoD_Talons wrote:So what the goal is is to make videos for our business site.
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