Introduction
Introduction
Finding your way around
Things I care about
Will you get rich?
Content Planning
Who are you teaching?
Researching your topic
Stair-stepping knowledge
Your audience wants your style
Addressing viewer objections
The ideal video length
Do it wrong on purpose!
Should you use a script?
Using a teleprompter
Recording at the same time
Dictating your content
Post-it note management
Equipment
Introduction to equipment
Picking a microphone
Deciding if you want to be on camera
Picking lights
Picking a camera
Considerations for your monitor
Recording
Ensuring consistency in your videos
Preparing yourself to record
Preparing your space for recording
Preparing your desktop for recording
Preparing your monitor for recording
Preparing your applications for recording
Screenflow for recording
Workflow process
QuickTime for recording
How to do your intros and outros
Recording in chunks
Example chunks from this course
Handling mistakes
Maximizing the longevity of your videos
For when you mess up
Editing
Editing introduction
A tour of the editor
The first pass: rough cutting
Fine tuning: covering camera cuts
Editing talking head videos
Punch head: another option to cover cut
Saving time with presets
Cropping mistakes out of your videos
Freeze frames: your secret weapon
Freeze frames: even more power
How to draw on screen
Publishing
Export settings
Exporting workflows
Hosting your videos
A few marketing ideas
Goodbye, for now (maybe!)
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Summary

Exporting videos can be time-consuming, but smart strategies can help you save time and reduce stress. Exporting specific segments for quick feedback and using batch exporting for multiple files streamlines the process. For the best results, exporting at 100% quality ensures your videos maintain their clarity and professionalism.

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Master the art of video exporting: Crucial tips and tricks

Exporting videos can be alarmingly time-consuming. If you've ever found yourself frustrated by the hours it can take to export high-quality video files, you're not alone. The process can be daunting with plenty of room for errors if you don't know what you're doing. But with the right workflow, you can trim down that superfluous time and avoid unnecessary stress. Let’s delve into some helpful tips that will significantly enhance your video exporting skills.

Exporting specific video segments

Exporting your videos at the highest quality can take a long time. To make this process more efficient, you have the option to export just a specific part of a video. This is particularly useful if you need to send a segment to someone for feedback or if you simply want to preview it outside of your editor.

To export a part of a video, simply mark your in-point by hitting the 'I' key and your out-point by hitting the 'O' key. Alternatively, you can go to the menu to mark in-point and out-point. Once done, you can select 'File' > 'Export Selected Range' to export the chosen segment. This approach helps under the assumption that the export settings are satisfactory since it's not meant for publishing.

Streamlining the process with batch export

If you're handling multiple video files, batch exporting is a fantastic time-saving approach. You can add multiple files to the batch export, allowing them to run and process overnight. Start by selecting 'File' and then 'Batch Export'. This method is particularly convenient when working with large projects as it automates the export process for a multitude of files.

Ensure your desktop or workspace is organized to facilitate this process. Add your files, select your preset, and ensure you set the scale to 100% for optimal quality. Starting this process before you step away ensures you return to a desktop filled with beautiful high-quality videos.

Ensuring top quality: Avoid scaling down

To maintain the quality of exported videos, it's crucial to avoid scaling them down. Always export at 100% to ensure the best results. Resizing videos to, for example, 50% might seem like a time-saver but often results in compromised video quality. Maintaining full video dimensions ensures a crisp, professional result in your final product.

Final export excellence: Best practices for video publishing

Whether you're a seasoned videographer or a rookie venturing into the realm of video editing, these strategies will aid in refining your video exporting skills. Always plan your exports, be patient with the process, and ensure the quality of your export justifies the effort and artistic merit you've invested. Happy exporting!