Teach on video, present via Keynote and do a Skype interview

In this video, I'll introduce you to ScreenFlow and walk you through getting the program setup and ready to record.

In this video, I'll show you how to configure a recording and make a recording. The video was recorded with QuickTime (the only way I could get a screen recording when I configure the Screenflow recording).

In this video, I'll show you the basic layout of the Editing Window.

In this video, I'll show you the Canvas area of the Editing Window.

In this video, I'll show you the Timeline area of the Editing Window.

In this video, I'll talk about splitting and trimming clips.

In this video, I talk about ripple delete.

In this video, I'll cover exporting and publishing videos with ScreenFlow.

In this video I’ll show you just how easy it is to deliver a Keynote or Powerpoint presentation, and, at the end, you’ll get a great tip on how to maintain the audience’s attention.

If you want to know:
- How your own personality sabotages your productivity and the achievement of your goals
- The psychology of success: what is that specific trait that makes you different from successful people
- Techniques through which you can align your 'mood' to work with your goals, in order to quickly achieve them
- How to act better, faster and smarter when you need to
- Techniques to motivate each type of personality

(based on the myers briggs personality test)

Enroll here: http://courses.vaidabogdan.com/course/the-secrets-of-personality

The MBTI test mentioned is this one: http://www.onlinepersonalitytests.org/mbti

Welcome to the practical section of this course.

Today .. we play!

As you’ve seen in the previous video, creating a video using Keynote and Screenflow is easy and it can be done in no time.
So now, it’s your turn.

First, create a Keynote (or Powerpoint) presentation on your favorite subject. It can be an informational presentation but you can also educate your audience, or maybe entertain them.
Second, record yourself while playing that presentation. Edit it, and export it.
And last, publish it on a site (I’d suggest using Youtube) and post the link in the comments section.

I’ll personally review your presentation and tell you what you need to do to improve it.

In this video, I'll talk about moving and adjusting clips.

I'll talk about using the Media Library in ScreenFlow.

In this video, I'll talk about using Video Properties and Actions in ScreenFlow.

In this video, I'll talk about using Audio Properties and Actions in ScreenFlow.

In this video, I'll talk about using Screen Recording Properties and Actions.

In this video, I'll cover using Callouts in ScreenFlow.

In this video, I'll cover using Annotations in ScreenFlow.

In this video, I'll cover adding Text in ScreenFlow.

In this video, I'll talk about detaching audio.

In this video, I'll talk about freezing frames.

Creating a high quality, prize winning demo is a hard thing to do.

But creating a quality demo, isn’t.

So don’t be a perfectionist. Strive to get 80% of the perfection you’re dreaming of and leave the rest for people that dedicate weeks or even months to a single demo and maybe never finish it.

Check the video to find out how to record a software demo.

Demo video based on my course The Secrets of Personality.

Sample video description:

If you want to know:
- How your own personality sabotages your productivity and the achievement of your goals
- The psychology of success: what is that specific trait that makes you different from successful people
- Techniques through which you can align your 'mood' to work with your goals, in order to quickly achieve them
- How to act better, faster and smarter when you need to
- Techniques to motivate each type of personality

Enroll here: ...

Hi,

First, I want to congratulate you! You’re progressing marvelously in this course.
Some students go through it at a fast pace hoping to get some hidden techniques.
Others join and never get past the first few videos.

You are one of the few that takes the videos one by one and learns everything you can.
Here’s the second project we’ll be working on: creating a demo of a software product using Screenflow.

You can demo a product you’re using, an online course or even Screenflow’s features.

After you finish the demo, edit it and publish it on Youtube (or another site) and post the link in the comments section.

I’ll personally review your demo and give you some advice on how to improve it.

Create a scrolling text effect, Star Wars style!

In this video, I'll talk about grouping and unlocking clips.

In this video I'll talk about nested clips.

In this video, I'll talk about using markers.

In this video, I'll cover Closed Captioning videos with ScreenFlow.

In this video, I'll cover saving a frame as an image with ScreenFlow.

Bonus video on how to digitally clean your white screen.

Revealing yourself on video has numerous advantages.

The most important one being that you create a connection with the audience, especially when they can see your eyes.

It’s not that hard to appear on video, but delivering a great experience can be quite a challenge.

A basic framework for your video trainings!

So you’ve got your video on one hand and your audio on the other and you’re so happy with them. But when you put them together you realize you’ve turned your audio on after you started recording the video and they are not in sync.

Here's a video from my Time Management course. In it, you will find out how to:

- Get an hour of free time every day, no matter how busy your schedule is

- Double your productivity: learn how to work efficiently, even when you're constantly interrupted

- Balance your professional and personal life to get rid, once and for all, of the stress and the tasks that overwhelm you

Enroll here: http://udemy.com/the-secrets-of-time

Hello again,

Today we have one hell of a project.
Because it’s time to put yourself in front of the camera.
Record a video of yourself teaching something, anything really and post the link in the comments section.

After you finish the editing, publish the video on Youtube and post the link in the comments section.

I’ll personally review your video and give you some advice on how to improve it.

If you want to add a flavor to your course or membership site one of the easiest ways to do that is to record a Skype interview.

Doing an interview is not difficult, actually, it’s quite fun.

First of all, contact the person you’d like to interview telling them about what they will get from the interview.

One of their benefits is..

How to configure Skype and ScreenFlow for recording and editing a conversation.

Skype interview: Bogdan Vaida and Alexa Fischer in an interview about communicating on video, using prompters, introvert vs extrovert trainers, converting trainings into books, speaking on camera, how to train your english accent and more.

All about how I edited the Skype interview between me and Alexa. Learn some tips and tricks and do it yourself!

Woow, we’re almost over.

I love to see you here. You’re one of the winners, one of the few people that take their interests seriously.

And now it’s time for this week’s project.

Find a person to interview for one of your projects and record a Skype call between you and him.
If you don’t want to do interviews then record a conversation between you and one of your friends while you tell him a joke.

After you finish the editing, publish the video and post the link in the comments section.

I’ll review your video and give you some advice on how to improve it.

Look your best when interviewed by video over the internet.

With Action Templates you can save your favorite actions.

Now you can record your iOS screen (including its camera).

Free up your time by exporting all your projects while you sleep!

Color code your clips to mark them as TOEDIT, DONE or LATER.

Free up your space by removing your unused media.

Increase your editing speed with this neat little trick.

Reverse your actions with snapback actions.

Show finger presses, swipes and drags on your recorded iOS device screen (or in any video for that matter).

New icons in the timeline and canvas for greater control. You can mute video or audio on a track independently, use a quick-access pop-up to set project dimensions, and mute audio monitors with a new headphone button.

Set ScreenFlow to create a rolling recording buffer – to enable the ability to record for hours without taking up all available hard drive space. You can stop the recording at any time and ScreenFlow will only keep the last x number of minutes of recorded footage that was defined upon setup. Helpful for reporting intermittent computer or application issues and recording gaming sessions (for feedback or just waiting for that incredible play you'll make that will impress your friends).

Record any part of the screen. Capture just a single application window, define a region, or record the entire desktop.  Now you can capture only the content that is relevant, saving valuable editing time.

ScreenFlow now recognizes and records multiple audio channel inputs from USB mixers.  Record up to 16 discreet audio channels from a single USB input, and mix and adjust them separately in ScreenFlow’s inspector.

Create GIFs right from your ScreenFlow projects. Enables export of short animations for the web, memes, tutorials or social sharing.  Helps you create video for the web that's universally supported by most browsers.  Quick and easy for simple content.

Swap clips in the timeline without changing the overall duration of a segment, or resetting in- and out-points on the new clip. Ideal when you rebrand video intros and outros or when you shoot a second take of a clip.

Choose from three new motion-animated effects – Spring, Gravity, Pulse.  You can click to apply these effects to your clips and create professional-looking animations without the hassle of selecting key frames or writing custom code.