
In this lecture we cover the apps needed to make video trainings with your iPad. This is an overview of what to expect
It is best if you upgrade to IOS7 and install iMovie 2.0, but shows you the difference if you have the old version. But I suggest you upgrade asap.
The basics to make videos with iMovie and tour of the software.
Create a movie project, select a theme, and record video clips using front or back camera. Retake or use the clip, then capture still images and apply Ken Burns effect.
Music is the secret sauce to make your videos sound and feel more polished and professional. But you must have the rights to the music you sync and underscore your videos. That is not exception here in Udemy, YouTube or even your own website. You must use Royalty Free Music and I have provided my top 40 tracks music you can use legally anywhere you like.
I can grant you rights because I wrote and performed all this music and make more available at Two Buck Themes.com So don't forget to download the zip file the 40 tracks provided to you in this course.
If ever asked, screenshot this page as owner of this Udemy course, you have my permission to use my music in your trainings, social media videos, and business websites. You may not sell or give away to others, but you can use in your videos as you please.
Mike Stewart, composer, publisher and owner of Two Buck Themes
The Ken Burns Effect is the pan and zooming of still photographs to create motion in video invented by documentry director, Ken Burns.
Add lower third text overlays to clips by selecting a clip and applying opening, middle, or closing titles, with new styles, textures, and sound effects for center or lower placements.
Learn to enhance your talking-head narration by using cutaway, picture-in-picture, and split-screen effects in video clips, with controls to trim, position, and resize overlays.
Use intro mate to build hd video intros and exits with templates, customizable text, size, color, and edge, then export to camera roll and insert into your training videos.
Discover how to use Vimeo for pro video encoding and hosting from an iPad, download mp4s, and embed them into Udemy courses (with YouTube caveats).
Learn to create iPad green screen videos using Todd's backgrounds, transfer files with Air Transfer, shoot with a green screen app, apply chroma key, and export to the camera roll.
Demonstrates building a pro studio using external microphones, extension cables, and lavalier mics with an iPad or iPhone, plus playback monitoring to improve audio recording.
Learn to create iPad app trainings for Udemy by exploring niche apps, selecting your expertise (fitness, dog training, stocks), and capturing demonstrations with screen mirroring tools.
This course is not sponsored by or affiliated with Udemy, Inc.
The iPad is the most powerful and easiest video production ever invented. Cameras, microphones, wires, computers, video editing software is complex and I have witnessed people struggle with it for years. But knowing how to make training has been a skill that served me for 30 years. I used to do for corporations that huge budgets to do it. Not anymore. An iPad, $40 worth of apps that only run on the iPad, the built in cameras, and even the built in microphone works to make trainings of all kinds. And if you know that to do, you can be working in a weekend. It is the fastest, easiest, and least expensive investment to make trainings you can sell to the world. In fact, I made a lot of this very training with my iPad, But I had to make iPad app trainings with my PC, but with the 1 million apps in app store, that alone worth learning what we teach here.
You must own an iPad, I recommend a iPad Air with at least 32 gigs of drive storage. An external microphone system is optional, but improves the audio. The apps I use are under $40 and most are free with the iPad Air.
Here's what your will learn: