A mistake we all make when getting into video:
You try to be a one-take wonder to save time
It's the slowest, most frustrating approach. A couple examples:
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You try to be a one-take wonder to save time
It's the slowest, most frustrating approach. A couple examples:
🙆♂️🎥
Your 90 second check-in with Frank doesn't *need* to be perfect
But you're going to do things that are irrecoverable
So what do you do? You try to record a 90 second video 10 times
But you're going to do things that are irrecoverable
So what do you do? You try to record a 90 second video 10 times
What's worse, you'll start getting into the flow, then blow it at the end
Before you know it you've spent 20 minutes trying to record a 90 second video
There's a less sweaty way
Before you know it you've spent 20 minutes trying to record a 90 second video
There's a less sweaty way
It's counter-intuitive but embracing a simple video editing tool will save time
What I do: I'll bungle it up 10 times every video, but I simply pause and continue
What I do: I'll bungle it up 10 times every video, but I simply pause and continue
My editor of choice is @DescriptApp
In this case it's as simple as removing the text I don't want, and exporting the video
In this case it's as simple as removing the text I don't want, and exporting the video
Recipe for success:
1️⃣Remove the pressure of perfection
2️⃣Record a 90 sec video in a single take over 2-3 minutes, mistakes allowed
3️⃣Take another minute to edit it down
The result will be higher quality, without the frustration
1️⃣Remove the pressure of perfection
2️⃣Record a 90 sec video in a single take over 2-3 minutes, mistakes allowed
3️⃣Take another minute to edit it down
The result will be higher quality, without the frustration
I'm looking at you @LoganGrafTax 👀
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