BUSINESS VIDEO MASTERCLASS

LEARN HOW NOT TO GUESS

LEARN HOW NOT TO GUESS

MASTERCLASS | PRODUCTION | 5: ACQUISITION - FINDING ALL THE PARTS YOU NEED

PART 3 - AVOIDING MISTAKES WHILE YOUR VIDEO IS BEING PRODUCED

The Acquisition Stage of video production is when you start acquiring visuals & sound for your video.

These items may include:

> filmed footage

> video library clips, or stock footage

> library or in-house photographs

> original artwork

> library artwork

> animation templates (ways in which screens or objects can compellingly move/whizz around)

> Library animation clips

> Clips or assets from videos you’ve previously made

> Any other visual source you need for your video

> Voiceover

> Music

> Sound effects

> Anything else that’s needed to be seen or heard.

These are all part of Acquisition.

You’ll need a plan to do it.

To make it easier to follow, I’ve broken down Acquisition into a few key areas:

- Filmed video

- Filmed interviews

- Library or bought-in visuals

- Voiceover

- Sound

You can skip the parts that aren't relevant to your style of production.

Next : Filmed-video acquisition

TIPS YOU CAN USE ON YOUR NEXT VIDEO

TIPS YOU CAN USE ON YOUR NEXT VIDEO