Video Editing Workshop

Thu, April 29, 2010

SHOOTING NEWS VIDEO:
A Video Editing Workshop for Newspaper Reporters
Thursday, April 29, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Metro Tech Economic Development Center
1700 Springlake Drive Oklahoma City

Provided by Oklahoma Newspaper Foundation
Raymond and Mildred Fields Memorial Fund Educational Series

Presented by Rick Lepper, Vice President of Internet Operations & Digital Development for CNHI (Great Plains Division)

The workshop will cover the following topics to better your video editing skills:

Quality video 'on the cheap' for newspapers with modest budgets
Suggested equipment, software and hosting services

Interview style for video
There is a difference - learn it or you'll make videos that are amateurish

Basic news videography for a one-person crew
Preparing for and shooting a story's video component

Shot composition and production standards for the small screen
The differences in producing for a 42-inch TV and a tiny web video player

Essential shot checklists for effective storytelling
Getting the shots that tell the story with the sound turned off

Editing like a pro - Do's and Don'ts for professional results
Editing projects that are web-delivery friendly and have a rhythmic flow

Titles and graphics for your news video
Please, NO SHIMMERING PINK TITLES! Using the tools you have for professional looking graphics

• Video for mobile delivery
It's all the rage - join in

Registration: $35 per person

Lunch is on your own. Metro Tech has a cafeteria on site and there are restaurants within short driving distance

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