How To Be An Online Video Producer/Director
Do you want to make great video content or understand the process better then this is the course for you.
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Dec 2017
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What you will learn
At the end of the course you should be able to understand the full process of how professional video content is produced, from pre-production to publishing
Description
In this course we will cover every element of video production from pre-production tips and tricks to post production solutions. For any person considering a career in the video production business this is for you. Here is a detailed breakdown of the various topics we will cover:
Introduction:
- What does a producer do?
- Where does a producer sit in a typical organisation & salary?
- Creating an online video strategy
- Making stories
Pre-production
- Deconstructing a brief/pitch
- How to have a creative brainstorm
- Sources of inspiration
- The video length myth
- Targeting an audience
- Scripting
- Budget and ROI
- Planning a shoot
- Choosing talent/influencers/working with agents
- Choosing a location
- Choosing a crew
- Creating shareable content
- What is a call sheet?
- How to design a studio (colourama's for mobile)
- Schedule of the shoot day
- What frame size should I use? 16x9, 1x1 or 9x16
- Shot list & storyboard
- What is a risk assessment & do I need insurance? (Insurance & public liability)
Production
- Think from the edit
- What type of kit should we use?
- Multi-camera shoots vs single camera
- Multi-unit filming
- On-location vs Studio filming
- Interactive content - clickable stories
- Live filming
- Long-form vs short-form
- Filming abroad
- Backing up footage on-location
- Errors during filming (sound interruptions, sets collapsing, etc)
- Why use a film slate?
- Using green screens
- Should I hide the mic?
- Filming stunts & special effects
- Location & content release forms
- BECTU, BVE, NAB, IBC, & other sources of information
Post-production
- Why the edit is so important
- A brief history of editing
- What editing software to use? Adobe Premiere, Final Cut X, avid
- Managing media - folder structure
- Codecs/Ingesting/transcoding footage & what export setting should I use?
- What music should I use? Places for good royalty free music. Mood, tone of edit.
- Should I add subtitles?
- Using other peoples copyright
Publishing
- What is optimising content?
- YouTube
Content
Introduction
Introduction to How To Be An Online Video Producer Director
What does a producer do?
Where does a producer sit in a typical organisation?
Creating an online video strategy
Creating Stories
Pre-Production
Pre-Production
Deconstructing a brief/pitch
How to have a creative brainstorm
The search for inspiration
The Video Length Myth
Targeting An Audience
Scripting
Budget and ROI
Planning a shoot
Choosing talent/influencers/working with agents
Choosing a location
Choosing A Crew
Creating shareable content
What is a call sheet?
How to design a studio
Schedule of the shoot day
What frame size should I use?
Shot list & storyboard
What is a risk assessment & do I need insurance?
Production
Production - Shooting from the edit
What type of kit should we use?
Multi-camera shoots vs single camera
Multi-unit filming
On-location vs Studio filming
Interactive content
Live filming
Filming abroad
Backing up footage on-location
Errors during filming
Why use a film slate?
Using green screens
Should I hide the mic?
Filming stunts & special effects
Location & content release forms
BECTU, BVE, NAB, IBC, & other sources of information
Post-Production
Post-Production - Why the edit is so important
A brief history of editing
What editing software to use?
Managing media - folder structure
Codecs/Ingesting/transcoding footage and what export settings to use?
What music should I use?
Should I add subtitles?
Publishing
What is optimising content?
Tips and tricks of YouTube
Tips and tricks of Facebook
Tips and tricks of Instagram
Tips and tricks of Twitter
Create Stories
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Reviews
Mona
February 28, 2022
He speaks clearly, and with authority. He is also excited about what he is teaching and makes me laugh.
Oliver
July 3, 2020
It is certainly very useful and just by sat taking notes and listening is already having a positive effect on my ability to be a producer myself. On top of this, it will come in handy when i go back to uni for my second year.
Heather
May 25, 2020
Great info and easy to understand. As a TV Producer working in Advertising this was a plus when looking to branch out into content.
Harry
May 28, 2019
Excellent course, but I what I've missed are video examples of his previous work. He showed us his showreel, but what I mean is that it would be nicer if he
walked us through a video he's made. From start to finish. Just my 2 cents.
Quint
May 23, 2018
great course, learned a lot about what producing and directing is about. The teacher is very knowledgeable, enthusiastic, clear and concise, and he presents it all with a dash of humour, so it's fun to watch and listen to as well.
Ali
April 1, 2018
For something that covers a great deal and maybe doesn't have quite the time to devote to in-depth analysis - there is still a real depth of information and detail in what is being covered and a real reinforcement of both new ideas and more sensible common-sense elements that one might not have necessarily thought about initially.
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