Videoscribe Whiteboard Animation for Freelance Business

In this section, we will use a real-life example activity in which we will be tasked by Joe Blow, a fictitious client on Fiverr, to create a white board animation video ad to advertise his business.

By the end of this section, you will be able to use a 4 Questioning Formula Template:

1. What is the Problem?

2. What is the Solution?

3. What is the Benefit?

4. What is the Call To Action?

In conjunction with a Video Script Template to come up with a complete video script that is professional and meets client needs.

In this lecture, we will use a real-life example activity to learn how to use a Scriptwriting Formula Template to answer the first script writing formula question - What is the Problem?

After completing this lecture and its accompanying activities, you will be able to confidently come up with the first part of a professional four part script that meets client needs.

In this lecture, we will use a real-life example activity to learn how to use a Scriptwriting Formula Template to answer the second script writing formula question - What is the Solution?

After completing this lecture and its accompanying activities, you will be able to confidently come up with the second part of a professional four part script that meets client needs.

In this lecture, we will use a real-life example activity to learn how to use a Scriptwriting Formula Template to answer the third script writing formula question - What is the Benefit?

After completing this lecture and its accompanying activities, you will be able to confidently come up with the third part of a professional four part script that meets client needs.

In this lecture, we will use a real-life example activity to learn how to use a Scriptwriting Formula Template to answer the fourth script writing formula question - What is the Call To Action?

After completing this lecture and its accompanying activities, you will be able to confidently come up with the fourth part of a professional four part script that meets client needs.

In this section, we will use Audacity activities to create a voiceover and add music that we will import into Videoscribe for our real-life example in which we are tasked by Joe Blow, a fictitious client on Fiverr, to create a white board animation video ad to advertise his business.

By the end of this section, you will be able to use Audacity to record and edit voiceovers and add music that you will use in Videoscribe for professional videos.

In this lecture, we will do a how-to walk through of how to record a voiceover using Videoscribe and save the practical recording activity for our Audacity lecture where we will do actual voiceover recordings and edits and then export the audio file to Videoscribe.

After completing this lecture, you will appreciate Audacity as a voiceover recording alternative to Videoscribe which has limiting capabilities for recording professional voiceovers.

After completing this lecture, you will know how to use the Videoscribe music icon to add music from the Videoscribe music library to videos.

In this lecture, we will compare Videoscribe with Audacity for recording audio. After completing this lecture, you will know why it is better to use Audacity as an alternative to Videoscribe for recording audio for your videos.

After completing this lecture, you will be able to use Audacity to record voiceover scripts with ease and confidence.

After completing this lecture, you will be able to confidently edit and enhance voiceovers using Audacity including:

• Remove background noise

• Remove other unwanted sounds

• Improve audio quality

• Merge MP 3 audio files

• Split MP 3 audio into multiple tracks

In this lecture, we will learn how to add music to our voiceover, edit it and export it to Videoscribe for our video.

After completing this section and its accompanying activities, you will be able to use a Video Script and Storyboard Template to visualize which animations will appear alongside the words of a script by coming up with a story board that has text and images.

After completing this lecture, you will understand the purpose of storyboards and how they help you previsualize how a video will look once it is finished. You will understand how a storyboard helps you to gain insight into whether a video is informative enough or represents the details you want to communicate.

After completing this lecture and its accompanying activities, you will be able to use a Video Script and Storyboards Template to visualize which animations will appear alongside the words of a script.

After completing this section, you will be able to set up a Videoscribe video project in preparation to add images and text for a video.

After completing this lecture, you will understand how to use the tools and applications of the Videoscribe Project Screen.

After completing this lecture, you will understand how to customize Videoscribe User Preference Settings of the  Project Screen.

After completing this lecture, you will understand how to use the tools and applications of the Videoscribe Canvas.

In this section, we will use our course Videoscribe Software Templates Downloads in which you will do hands on activities guided by Activity Cheat Sheets.

After completing this section, you will be able to add, resize, move, rotate, and position storyboard images on the canvas.

After completing this lecture, you will be able to use our Video Script and Storyboard Template as a guide to help you pick images and text from the Videoscribe element library to add on the canvas for a video project.

After completing this lecture, you will be able to resize, move, rotate, and position storyboard images on the canvas.

After completing this lecture, you will have a clear understanding of the four Canvas Layouts that we can pick from and how to set up and create the first scene of client videos on the canvas.

In this lecture, you will do an activity in which you will use our download Videoscribe Scene and Layout Activity Template folder with guides and a Scene and Layout Activity Cheat Sheet to complete scenes 2, 3, and 4 of our clients’ video ad.

After completing this lecture, you will be able to set up and create scenes for client videos on the canvas.

After completing this lecture, you will be able to set the Animation, Pause and Transition Timings for images and text to synchronize with a voiceover on the canvas.

In the this lecture, you will do an activity in which you will download our Videoscribe Animate, Pause and Transition Timing Activity Download Template folder onto your computer with our Joe Blow Ad voiceover and music loaded, and scene 1 completed with Animate, Pause and Transition Timings.

You are required to set the Animate, Pause and Transition Timings for scenes 2, 3 and 4 guided by an Animate, Pause and Transition Timing Activity Cheat Sheet download.

After completing this lecture, you will be confident in setting video Animate, Pause and Transition Timings.

After completing this section, you will be able to enhance videos by applying a number of effects that will wow your client.

After completing this lecture, you will be able to enhance videos using Camera Zoom effects.

After completing this lecture, you will have an understanding of how Videoscribe Morph effect works.

After completing this lecture, you will be able to enhance videos using Morph effects.

After completing this lecture, you will have an understanding of how Videoscribe Erase effect works.

After completing this lecture, you will be able to enhance videos using Erase effects.

After completing this lecture, you will have an understanding of Videoscribe GIF settings.

After completing this lecture, you will be able to enhance videos using Animated GIF effects.

After completing this lecture, you will be able use Inkscape to convert PNG or JPG images into SVG images that you can import into Videoscribe and can be drawn on the canvas.

After completing this lecture, you will be able to add logos or watermarks to videos.

After completing this lecture, you will be able to publish and share videos.