With your rough cut complete, it’s time to export what you have so the presenter and others can make notes about the content and ensure they like what you have so far. In this video, authors Richard Harrington and Robbie Carman demonstrate how to properly export your rough cut so it’s viewable on the web.
- Now, if you work in an internal communications department…you might have the benefit of co-workers…and what we wanted to show you here is how easy it was,…because I kept an organized hard drive…and an organized project,…I was able to actually hand that off to Rob.…- That's right Rich, and Premiere Pro projects…are actually cross-platform…so you created this project on the Mac,…I simply took your hard drive,…plugged it into my PC, located the project,…which was easy to do because you had…a folder called project files,…I simply double clicked on that project…and it's just like you left off in the previous movie…and I have all of your edits here in the timeline.…
And now we're ready to go to actually export this file.…- Now there is one thing, you mentioned…we went from a Mac to a PC.…There are either ways of formatting your drive…so they're cross-platform or on this PC…we have a utility called MacDrive…that let's us plug in a Mac hard drive.…So if you do work in a cross-platform office…you either need to use cross-platform hard drive formats…
Richard Harrington
Robbie Carman
Updated
6/15/2018Released
9/1/2017Skill Level Intermediate
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1. Preparing Your Subject for the Interview
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2. Preparing Yourself for the Interview
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Preparing a release form5m 11s
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3. On-Camera Interview Tips
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Staging a video interview3m 25s
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4. Preparing the Computer for Recording
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5. Recording a Tutorial with Camtasia
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Setting up Camtasia8m 25s
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6. Recording a Tutorial with Screenflow
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Setting up Screenflow6m 54s
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7. Improving Audio When Recording in a Boardroom
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Using a lavalier microphone4m 44s
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8. Lighting the Boardroom
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Evaluating the boardroom3m 45s
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Lighting your subject2m 46s
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Solving lighting problems6m 43s
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9. Preparing to Record the Presentation
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What gear do you need?5m 29s
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10. Working with the Presenter
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11. Recording the Presentation
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12. Editing the Pieces Together
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Editing a presentation11m 9s
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Exporting video for the web10m 12s
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13. Getting a Stable Shot with a Phone or Tablet
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14. How to Shoot Better Video on an iPhone
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15. How to Shoot Better Video on an Android Phone
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16. Stabilizing a Phone for Video Recording
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Why stabilize a phone3m 25s
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17. Improving Audio Quality When Streaming
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Using a lavaliere microphone5m 15s
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18. Streaming Live from a Phone
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Streaming with Facebook Live13m 27s
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Streaming with YouTube Live12m 57s
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19. Compressing Video for a Presentation
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20. Inserting a Video into PowerPoint
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Adding the video to a slide9m 31s
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21. Inserting a Video into Keynote
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Adding the video to a slide5m 49s
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22. Creating a Profile or Cover Video for Facebook
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23. Creating a Cinemagraph for Facebook
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24. Creating a Timeline Video for Facebook
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25. Equipping the Remote Interview Subject
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Holding a test session5m 21s
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26. Establishing the Recording Environment
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27. Using Free Tools to Get Feedback on a Video
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28. Using Professional Tools to Get Feedback on a Video
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29. How to Prepare a Logo for Video
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30. Using Video with a WordPress Site
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Using YouTube with WordPress6m 30s
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31. Building an Ultra-Portable Kit - Part 1
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32. Building an Ultra-Portable Kit - Part 2
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Camera support10m 23s
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33. Recording Better Interview Audio on Your Mobile Phone
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When you need sync sound2m 48s
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Marking sync in camera3m 12s
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34. Syncing Audio from Two Devices in Post
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35. Framing the Shot in an Office
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Choosing the best angle2m 54s
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36. Lighting the Office for an Interview
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Lighting with fewer lights4m 18s
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37. Improving Audio When Recording in an Office
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Using a lavalier microphone2m 53s
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Using a boom microphone2m 33s
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38. Overview of Adobe Stock
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Overview of Adobe Stock5m 1s
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39. Live Streaming a Meeting
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