Smartphone Storytelling: The Complete Mobile Video Guide

Smartphone Storytelling: The Complete Mobile Video Guide , available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.61, with 60 lectures, based on 9 reviews, and has 292 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn How to Hold and Capture Quality Footage Learn How to Connect a Tripod and Microphone to Your Device Learn What Apps are Best for Video Production Learn How to Edit a Story with Your iDevice Real World Examples of How Journalists are Creating Mobile Media How to Conduct an Interview Bonus: How to Edit with Nonlinear Editing Software (FCPX) This course is ideal for individuals who are Traditional media makers, storytellers, digital content producers, bloggers It is particularly useful for Traditional media makers, storytellers, digital content producers, bloggers.

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Summary

Title: Smartphone Storytelling: The Complete Mobile Video Guide

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.61

Number of Lectures: 60

Number of Published Lectures: 60

Number of Curriculum Items: 60

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 60

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Learn How to Hold and Capture Quality Footage
Learn How to Connect a Tripod and Microphone to Your Device
Learn What Apps are Best for Video Production
Learn How to Edit a Story with Your iDevice
Real World Examples of How Journalists are Creating Mobile Media
How to Conduct an Interview
Bonus: How to Edit with Nonlinear Editing Software (FCPX)

Who Should Attend

Traditional media makers, storytellers, digital content producers, bloggers

Target Audiences

Traditional media makers, storytellers, digital content producers, bloggers

This is a course by an award-winning visual storyteller for storytellers. Just about everyone has a smartphone, and whether you're a writer, photographer, editor, blogger, or content producer you can use your smartphone to tell visual stories. Have you tried to? Did the video come out the way that you planned? If not, you've arrived at the right Udemy course.

The future is now, and you should be using your smartphone to capture, edit, and share stories. Professionals storytellers like Neal Augenstein, Nick Garnett, and Jeremy Jojola know all about it, and so does vlogger Steve Garfield who actually scooped CNN by using his Nokia smartphone.

You don't need expensive editing software, or even a high end camera, because if you have an iPhone you can do everything with apps. It's all in your pocket. Do you want to learn how to connect a microphone to your device, use a tripod, or quickly edit your video? Then take a moment and watch the free videos below.

In this course you'll learn:

How to use your Android or iOS device to capture high quality audio
How to use professional production techniques with your mobile device
How to use a tripod with a variety of iOS devices
How to shoot, edit, and post videos quickly with your iPhone
Storytelling techniques including interviewing and writing
Demos of iMovie, FiLMiC PRO, and other mobile apps

I've worked in broadcast news, and video production all my career, and I've watched how mobile technology is transforming the news business. Your phone can be used to tweet headlines, share photos, but let's face it, nothing is more powerful than video.

This course is designed for all levels of storytellers. There is something here for everyone. If you own a smartphone, you'll learn how to capture stunning images, and how to create and share stories just like the pros.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Mobile Journalism: Getting Started with Video

Lecture 1: Mobile Video Journalism Intro

Lecture 2: What You'll Learn

Lecture 3: Don't Lose Your Shirt

Lecture 4: What Can Go Wrong

Lecture 5: Mobile Journalism Done the Right Way

Lecture 6: Mobile Video in the News

Lecture 7: All Mobile: Trayvon Martin Rally: Smartphone Reporting Case Study

Lecture 8: Before You Go Mobile

Lecture 9: Gear Up

Lecture 10: Use Your Mobile Device

Lecture 11: Bonus: Mobile Filmmaking and Storytelling (Live Presentation)

Chapter 2: Mobile Production Techniques and Gear

Lecture 1: Intro to Section

Lecture 2: Mobile Journalism Must Haves

Lecture 3: Why You Need Lights and a Tripod

Lecture 4: (Demo) Using a Tripod and Movement

Lecture 5: Understanding Audio

Lecture 6: (Demo) Audio and Cables

Lecture 7: Accessories to Enhance your Mobile Device

Lecture 8: (Demo) iPhone Accessories: The Phocus

Lecture 9: (Demo) iPad Accessories: The Padcaster

Lecture 10: (Demo) Before you Shoot Video

Lecture 11: (Demo) Shooting Great Video

Lecture 12: (Demo) Light and Setting up – Studio Shoot – Part 1

Lecture 13: (Demo) Tripod and Audio – Studio Shoot – Part 2

Lecture 14: Shooting Interviews & Review

Lecture 15: Know the LImits

Lecture 16: Equipment Recap

Chapter 3: Visual Storytelling

Lecture 1: Visual Storytelling Techniques

Lecture 2: Storytelling Basics – 5Ws/H

Lecture 3: BRoll for News

Lecture 4: Interviews for News

Lecture 5: On Camera Stand Ups

Lecture 6: Writing and Video

Lecture 7: Hard – Soft – Mobile News

Chapter 4: Applications and Editing

Lecture 1: iOS Media Apps Overview

Lecture 2: Editing a Mobile Story (Pkg) Intro

Lecture 3: iMovie Mobile 1.0 Getting Started – The Home Screen

Lecture 4: iMovie App: Starting a New Project

Lecture 5: iMovei App: Adding Media to the Timeline

Lecture 6: iMovie App: Editing Video Clips

Lecture 7: iMovie App: Transitions

Lecture 8: iMovie App: Recording Narration

Lecture 9: Editing Recap – Intro to Editing Photos

Lecture 10: iMove App: Start Editing Photos

Lecture 11: Adding Photos to the Timeline & Editing

Lecture 12: Editing Photos Transition, Text, and Adjusting the Timeline

Lecture 13: Mobile Spot News Reporting Shoot-Edit-Upload

Lecture 14: Mobile Spot News – Edit in Minutes

Lecture 15: Mobile Spot News – Sharing and Streaming

Lecture 16: Intro to iMovie Mobile App 2.0

Lecture 17: iMovie 2.0 Mini Move "Shades of Fall"

Lecture 18: iMovie 2.0 Shades of Fall | Behind the edit

Lecture 19: iMovie 2.0 Vlog how to video (Shades of Fall)

Lecture 20: Mobile Journalism Must Haves Final Lesson

Chapter 5: Bonus Lessons

Lecture 1: How to Use FiLMiC Pro App Pt. 1

Lecture 2: How to Use FiLMiC Pro App Pt. 2

Lecture 3: Smartphone Video and Final Cut Pro: Intro

Lecture 4: Recording a Voice Over Final Cut Pro X

Lecture 5: Select Shots – Create your Story Final Cut Pro X

Chapter 6: Downloads

Lecture 1: Storyteller's Mobile Video Guide

Instructors

Amani Channel
Empowering content creators through video

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