One production tip I implemented recently I got from my team at Pluralsight was something I had never thought of. Exporting my PowerPoint as a MP4 video. 🤯 That way, you can easily keep it updated, and video editing software can handle replacing it in place. Before, I was recording the
My latest course on React performance is my first time doing live video. Here's the course introduction that I iterated on until I got my set up in order: 0:00 /1:15 1× I have to admit, it's a pain – and if someone asked me,
So I've been learning Davinci Resolve lately for my upcoming course because I'm, gasp, doing L I V E V I D E O. Anywhoo, one of the nice things about my old editor, Camtasia, was it was well-designed for "slideware". For example, you
Ever found yourself staring at your video editor after doing a long recording session and wish you could figure out where you messed up? (because you DID mess up, stop trying to hide behind the couch! I SEE you!). Here's a hot tip from Mason Egger, Sr. Technical
There's not an "ideal" video length, but there are guidelines. TechSmith (creators of Camtasia) found the preference by viewers falls into two primary buckets: 3-6 minutes and 10-19 minutes. When planning videos, I usually have "explainers" (informational) be less than 6 minutes long. "
