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Early Access Audio: Surveillance Footage Tutorial by A Minor Film School
🕑 Added 2019-12-23 20:55:48 +0000 UTCThis is the audio track of a video tutorial. Click here to see the video.
This episode shows you how to take a video clip and turn it into something that looks like surveillance camera footage. This tutorial is just the basics. It’s for those of you who are looking to bring a little something extra to your gaming session, but who aren’t looking to create their own footage from scratch. A future tutorial will show you how to plan, film and edit custom clips for your games.
Rachel K. Ivey is Arc Dream Publishing’s director of marketing. She also is the lead instructor for A Minor Film School, which is dedicated to teaching young people to create films with their mobile devices. You can find her online at:
To follow along with this tutorial, you’ll need:
- A smart phone or tablet, either iOS or Android.
- The "VHS Camcorder" app by Rarevision (iOS or Android)
- A video clip to edit.
Free videos to download and edit can be found at Pixabay.com. It’s free to set up an account. All photos and footage on the site are royalty free. You can use it without having to credit anyone in your videos if you decide to put them online.
During this tutorial, we edit these two videos:
Additional videos seen during this tutorial may be found here:
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This episode’s music is “Nyarlathotep” by the Darkest of the Hillside Thickets, courtesy Divine Industries. Copyright 2019. Visit www.thickets.net.
Music from FilmMusic.io.
"Supernatural" by Kevin MacLeod. License: CC BY.
Comments
Arc Dream Publishing
Great to hear. Rachel plans an intermediate-level video about planning and recording something out from scratch.
John Burgess
Oh gosh, this is fantastic. My home group would flip out if I make custom surveillance footage for a mission. Thanks for sharing.
