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18 Comments on Relocating to Northern Virginia-A Quick Welcome To You
Cindy,
Your video is just fantastic!!! You have a great voice for this stuff. Maybe you can do a post about how you put this together. I am really impressed!
Stay dry - Betsy
Cindy..Excellent video!! very professionl ..Best of luck!
HelpfulHannah
Cindy...That's a great video! You are the first person I would look up if I were moving there!---Rob
Cindy~ Great job! You said Mac and editing tools.... is there a program that you used? The editing is what Keeps me from doing more with this!!
Great video, how did you get the live traffic stream?
Betsy-if you have a Mac the instructions are easy. Take your video clips and photos, download them to your computer then upload them to iMovie. Edit and arrange your clips and then do a voice over to the timing of the clips. I wrote out a script before hand so I could figure out which of the hundreds of clips I have would work. Did that help?
Hannah-thanks this is one I'm happy with. I've had loads of video clips stored that by themselves weren't much but when I thought out a script came together.
Rob-thank your for your comment. I liked your video this am as well.
Melissa-just use iMovie. There are standard transitions in the program. There are also jingles and sound effects that I've used on other videos. If you have a Mac you can also create your own track of music in Garage Band and then include it with a video as well.
Markita-standing on the side of Route 7 :-)
Cindy. Now I am even more intimidated to try my hand at this video malarky. GREAT LOCAL VIDEO. For the first time I wish I had a mac as I can not figure out how to do it with windows.
Nice job on the video, Cindy.
This turned out very well. It was fun sorting through the video clips and your editing and narration pulled it all together. How many more do you have laid out?
Ellie-I'll admit when I had a PC the Windows Movie Maker software was not as intuituve as iMovie. I haven't upgraded beyond the basic iMovie but am considering as I move to more HD video that I may also upgarde the editing software as to.
Ryan-wanted it to be short and just give a quick "call me" call to action.
Pat-now that I've sorted through the video clips, I can see a few more local atttraction videos. Perhaps I could sign up to be a local tour guide :-)
Cindy, This is excellent and very different from the others I have seen so far. I am still doing final edits this morning.
Steve-look forward to seeing yours.
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