You Can Create Great Video - Lecture

The Video Lunchbox is a series of short (1hr) meetings held in the UW Video Studio which are open to faculty and staff across the three campuses. In this Video Lunchbox Drew Keller discusses ways that you can improve the quality of video projects through planning and preparation. Content includes a focus on the single subject video interview.

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00:59 The four voices of video storytelling
03:01 Visual Storytelling - how to use the camera
06:00 Using the Rule of Thirds
08:44 Do you really need a tripod?
12:26 How to use the lights you have available
18:31 Improving your audio
21:15 How to shoot a good looking interview
27:23 Using mobile phones - Stop Vertical Video

The Video Lunchbox is an opportunity for UW Video staff and other experts from across campus to interact with members of the UW community for the purpose of engaging with them on the topic of video storytelling and video production. The goal is to provide units with an opportunity to improve their ability to tell stories using video and for them to recognize UW Video as a valuable central resource to units for cost effective, high quality video content.