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Thanks to video sharing platforms, it is easier than ever to share videos over the internet. But how do you actually create a video? We'll explore how to plan, create, and edit a video.
As video is a series of images displayed quickly, often with audio, our image and audio guides will also be useful when working with videos.
Our Video Editing 101 covers some of the key topics and ideas on how to get going with your own video:
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Ther are a range of steps that might be involved in creating and editing videos. You can work through the video creation and video editing pages of this guide to get an overview of everything, or you can go to specific parts depending on what you're looking for.
Below you'll find the steps in a roughly chronological order (but bear in mind you probably won't be using all of these things).
Planning your video, storyboarding, scripts
Talking heads, action footage, animations, screen capture
Tips for capturing video, filming equipment, permissions, audio
Creating videos using PowerPoint
Exporting PowerPoint content as video, making animated videos
Timeline, video preview, project media
Splitting, trimming, marking in/out, editing audio
YouTube, social media, sharing with specific people (including using Google Drive)
The technical side of video editing
Resolution, aspect ratios, frame rate