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Hi I am a visual learner! so I would like to know how you all put together these wicked vids? I would like to video myself but also know how to video and upload for feedback as I am learing. Can anyone provide me with some insight. thanks kindly.
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Recording practices is one of the best things you can do for yourself! First you're going to need a camera. I also recommend getting a tripod, there is nothing worse than pulling off a great move and then realizing your camera has fallen or been knocked over and captured nothing but the floor (or cat's butt). :) Other than that, some editing software is helpful but not necessary, but if you really want some there are many free versions available for download online. As far as uploading videos goes it's pretty easy, select the "videos" link below the "StudioVeena.Com" header, click on "upload a video", select the file you want to upload, fill out your title and description while you wait, and tada! Just remember that the longer your video is, and the higher the resolution is, the longer it will take to upload. Also, for most uploads you don't need a high resolution at all. Happy Videoing!
I would agree with videoing ever practice. Even if you are just mucking around film yourself this is three fold - 1, if you do something amazing (or hurt yourself) you can see what you did. 2, just because you nailed it in your head doesn't mean you did. by reviewing your work you'll see when you are jumping into a move, not pointing toes and all the other things your mind edits out (making you a more polished performer) 3, by recording all the time you will get used to seeing yourself on film making it easier to watch, making you less self concious and therefore a better performer. If you want to edit your films I use Window's live movie maker which has enough to do basic editing. Happy filming!
Thanks alot for the insight everyone.
