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When creating video products do you....

by LegendaryDreamer
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Do you write out what youre gonna say word for word?
Or do you just write major points and talk.
#creating #products #video
  • Profile picture of the author PopeMarketing
    I write out the "structure of the video" with a few small points elaborating on that, and just read it a few times, imagine doing the video in my head, then just do it off the cuff.

    Usually works fine, but sometimes requires a few takes or so :p

    It's very important to stay focussed on the camera, so referring to notes mid-video is a no-no for me.
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  • Profile picture of the author Regional Warrior
    Originally Posted by LegendaryDreamer View Post

    Do you write out what youre gonna say word for word?
    Or do you just write major points and talk.
    First thing need to know why you are creating the video as there are numerous ways to make one

    S let us know what it is you are trying to make so you get the right answer
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  • Profile picture of the author Jill Carpenter
    Originally Posted by LegendaryDreamer View Post

    Do you write out what youre gonna say word for word?
    Or do you just write major points and talk.
    I do what ever I'm more comfortable with depending on the video.
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  • Profile picture of the author Engineer2Blogger
    I write a general structure but for the most part I just wing it
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  • Profile picture of the author Jason Kanigan
    Have central points, know your topic, and say it like you're talking to a friend.

    Trying to get it down word for word only works with voiceovers, and competent actors.
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    • Profile picture of the author LegendaryDreamer
      Sorry, I forgot to add that its going to be a video course.
      With different modules or what have you.
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      • Profile picture of the author myob
        The videos I produce are educational in nature, so they are scripted and rehearsed; often requiring several "takes" before being released.
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        • Profile picture of the author LegendaryDreamer
          Originally Posted by myob View Post

          The videos I produce are educational in nature, so they are scripted and rehearsed; often requiring several "takes" before being released.
          Yes, my videos are all educational in nature.
          Very meta in fact, im teaching educators different ways to teach and the psych behind how students learn.

          So MYOB, I wonder

          Do you write out your script and everything you want to cover, then record yourself loosely reciting the script. Or do memorize as much as you can?
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          • Profile picture of the author Jon Crimes
            I personally find it helps to write a full script, practice saying it then do the video using just reminder bullets.

            Takes a bit of time but for me it comes out more natural than if I was just reading word for word in the video and there's minimum takes because I've already practiced it!

            I think this is one of those things that's not going to be the same fit for everyone.

            Cheers
            Jon
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  • Profile picture of the author wfletch24
    I start with a simple outline highlighting the key points. Then I turn that outline into a presentation with Keynote or Powerpoint. Then I record my video as I go through the presentation. If its your first time a full script might help but make sure you keep it natural as you read. Once you're more comfortable go with bullet points.

    For example: If I were to create a product about this exact topic it would look like this:

    How to record product videos

    Create an outline
    List your product topic at the topic
    List 5 to 10 main bullet points for your product
    Break each main bullet point into 3 to 5 bullet points

    Create a presentation from your outline
    Start a new powerpoint, keynote, or google slides
    Create a title page with the name of your product and logo
    use your main bullet points as slide headings
    Use your additional bullet points as bullets on your slides

    Record your video product
    Load your screen capture software and hit record
    Put your presentation in present mode
    Record your videos as you go through the slides
    Edit video if necessary
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  • Profile picture of the author SWIG
    I write out the "structure of the video" with a few small points elaborating on that, and just read it a few times, imagine doing the video in my head, then just do it off the cuff.
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    • Profile picture of the author discrat
      Originally Posted by PopeMarketing View Post

      I write out the "structure of the video" with a few small points elaborating on that, and just read it a few times, imagine doing the video in my head, then just do it off the cuff.

      Usually works fine, but sometimes requires a few takes or so :p

      It's very important to stay focussed on the camera, so referring to notes mid-video is a no-no for me.

      Originally Posted by SWIG View Post

      I write out the "structure of the video" with a few small points elaborating on that, and just read it a few times, imagine doing the video in my head, then just do it off the cuff.
      Why would you post the EXACT same sentences as Post #2 ? Same person ?? Or is this a Bot ???
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  • Profile picture of the author PolicyMaker
    Write in full if you are not proficient in Market...Else points just work fine...
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  • Profile picture of the author Shawn Arms
    I'm a pro public speaker. I just have an outline and try to keep it natural. From the gut as I work.
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  • Profile picture of the author superowid
    I do write word for word because I'm not English native. It helps me a lot this way.
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