What you'll learn
- Throughout the course you will learn the various aspects of camera operations for both studio and remote productions. You will become familiar with the modern camcorder functions and it’s basic operation. You will understand common production terms and the roles of personnel in the entire production process. You will know what it takes to shoot properly composed and framed video. You will learn proper lighting techniques and control the total exposure. You will understand the difference between professional and amateur video. You will take your great looking video to the next step: Editing…. from there, the sky is the limit!
- If you want to learn basic video editing we're going to show you how it's done. Plus we'll give you some special tips and tricks to give your video that professional look. Knowing what to do and how to do it is key to producing effective and powerful videos that you will be proud to show all your friends and family.
Description
Video Production Training 101 with Camera Operations Technique - Learn some of the tricks and secrets of video production from the pros at VideoSkills Academy.
Throughout video production training course you will learn the various aspects of camera operations for both studio and remote productions
You will become familiar with the modern camcorder functions and its basic operation
You will understand common production terms and the roles of personnel in the entire production process
You will know what it takes to shoot properly composed and framed video
You will learn proper lighting techniques and control the total exposure in this video production training course.
You will understand the difference between professional and amateur video
You will take your great looking video to the next step: Editing…. from there, the sky is the limit!
Take this Video Production Training course and learn exclusive camera operations technique & lot more.
Who this course is for:
- We cover the basics, but not to the extent that the more experienced videographer will be yawning. There’s information here that is beneficial to every student level.
Course content
- Preview02:20
- Preview01:02
- Preview02:09
- Preview03:47
- 02:30Purchasing A Camcorder
- Preview03:12
Instructors
![Jim Long](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 4.1 Instructor Rating
- 15 Reviews
- 2,533 Students
- 1 Course
Jim started his career as an Electronics Instructor at Missouri Technical School in St. Louis. After several years of teaching, he became more active with the administrative aspects of technical education. He eventually purchased the school. With his program development goals and guidance, the school became nationally accredited. After accreditation, the school was sold and at that time he pursued a career in television broadcasting.
His broadcasting career began at KPLR TV in St. Louis where he became the Engineering Supervisor. His responsibilities included the technical operations of the television station as well as video production and editing. His first experiences with video editing consisted of huge racks of electronic equipment and multiple video tape machines. These experiences have been carried forward and adapted to the modern, computer based, non linear editing processes which are used today. He has experienced many generations of video editing programs as well as the overall evolution of video production techniques.
He remains active in the Video Broadcast Industry as well as partnering with talented individuals in developing online training programs.
Experience:
Founder - Jellybean Television
Broadcast Engineer for FOX, CW, WB Affiliates
- 4.0 Instructor Rating
- 15 Reviews
- 82 Students
- 1 Course
My Dad introduced me to photography when I was just a boy. He taught my brother and I the fundamentals of darkroom practices, chemicals, enlargers, printing, film developing and printing techniques. I worked in the photo-journalism departments of both Jr. and Sr. High Schools using everything from sheet film to 35mm. In college I worked for a professional portrait studio as a lab tech and photographer. When new technology emerged affording many of us the capabilities of shooting video I eagerly adopted the 8mm film and soon the VHS and Beta tape platforms. It wasn't long before the much smaller 8mm videotape and Hi8 emerged on the scene. DV and mini DV machines popped up to capture our motion pictures and when the hard drive and with the introduction of the mini DVD camcorders I thought we finally arrived! Here I was, burning my HD movies right on a playable DVD that I could pop into any player or editing suite. Of course we've progressed way beyond that these days with the advent of solid state media storage and DSLRs that shoot amazing HD video. All this time I've been a freelance photographer, videographer and avid hobbyist. In my most recent professional career I worked as a broadcast maintenance engineer at Fox2 in St. Louis. For a couple of decades I've been building and developing websites using HTML and a variety of template tools. I've been a photo and video contributor at IHS Productions, Art of Film and LLS Media Solutions.
Keeping up with the advances in technology can be challenging and enriching. My desire is to share with you the experiences I've gained over the years that have given me unbelievable enjoyment and satisfaction.