Learn Video Skills: The Ultimate Video Production Skills Training Guide - Softcover

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LEARN VIDEO SKILLS The Ultimate Video Production Skills Training Guide eBook Everything You Need to Know, from Scriptwriting, to Filming, to Editing Professional Looking Videos This book will help you develop professional skills in scriptwriting, pre-production, camera work, lighting, editing and soundtrack design, and much more. Whether you are simply producing a V-log at home, or shooting your own social media marketing video, Kickstarter video, music video or short film for a global audience, this book will make all the difference in creating the professional look that will make your work stand out in a world saturated with a billion YouTube and Facebook videos. Written by national award-winning video producer Gregory S. Walsh, who has produced more than 1000 film and video projects over his 30-year career as a filmmaker, his eBook provides a clear, easy to follow step-by-step guide to the fundamentals of filmmaking. From the author: I produced my first video in June of 1986. I was 33-years-old at the time, and had just been promoted to Manager of Corporate Television at Seafirst Bank in Seattle, Washington. I had been with the bank for ten years, but had never made a professional video and now I was going to be the video producer for the largest bank in the Northwest! Ha, wish I had read a book like this before I took on this new assignment. Now, thirty plus years later, and 1000 film and video productions on my resume, I figure I’ve learned a thing or two since June of ’86. And that includes all those years wearing many hats, including as a scriptwriter, director, producer, cinematographer and editor. I’ve been editing for years on systems like AVID, Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere Pro. I’ve written tv commercials, movie scripts, television scripts, corporate scripts and documentary scripts; and directed almost every one of the 1000 projects I’ve been involved with. It’s a lot of hours in the trenches pounding out scripted words, director’s shot lists and edits on the edit bench. What I’ve learned is to keep it simple. To be super organized so that you can be super creative. For me, the two go hand in glove. I’ve learned lighting techniques from cinematographers who “paint with light”, scriptwriting from masters of film as literature, and editing from sculptors of sight, sound and story. Three years ago I decided to do something with all this knowledge, to share it with a world that has gone video bananas over the past 30 years. Now, 85% of the content on the web is video. It’s a video world! But, the skills of the one billion people posting videos to their websites, social media sites and in live events, has not kept pace with the explosion in video and the ease and quality of video production equipment and editing software. I’m a firm believe that its not the car, it’s the driver that wins the race. And so, no matter what kind of video camera or even cell phone camera you’re using, or whether you’re editing on iMovie 2 or Adobe Premiere Pro, I want you to have the skills to write, produce, direct, film and edit professional looking videos! This book will teach you everything you need to know to produce videos like a pro, from script to screen. It’s the equivalent knowledge of an undergraduate degree in video production. Only it won’t take you four years to read this book! So, let’s not procrastinate another second, let’s get you the knowledge you need to transform your video skills from amateur to professional. Gregory S. Walsh

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