This month, the Huffington Post reported that online Motioney video viewers do not mind when there is an increase in the amount of advertisements running prior to and along with the watching of their chosen videos. The implications of this stat are huge in numerous ways. Editing - This can be the most creative stage of the film making process. It is also often the most time consuming. Getting one hour of footage down to the best 10 minutes involves lots of decision making.
Editing software - Free video editing software is available for both Mac and PC. It is an easy and convenient way to edit your videos, and is great for beginners. Most of the free video editing programs have limited editing features, so after a while you may want to buy a more sophisticated program. Music - When choosing music make sure that you've cleared the copyright. Also, we recommend using music without lyrics - they may work for a while, but often fight with voice over or inappropriate images.
Graphics - Incorporate you company logo and brand identity into any onscreen graphics. Once you're happy with your final film and you've got approval from the boss, it's time to upload it to YouTube. Preparing your video for YouTube - YouTube accepts videos up to 10 minutes in length. Once the video is uploaded it stays online until you choose to take it down unless YouTube takes it down because they feel it violates their terms of use, eg: copyright infringement. There is no limit to the number of videos you can upload, but there is a file size limit of 100MB for 'standard' accounts.
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