One of the best ways to explain your science is through the use of video. Here are some basic tips for making your videos look professional.
Cover Photo: Mueller / MSC, MSC 2014 Smartphone-Audience Mueller MSC2014, CC BY 3.0 DE
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One of the best ways to explain your science is through the use of video. Here are some basic tips for making your videos look professional.
Cover Photo: Mueller / MSC, MSC 2014 Smartphone-Audience Mueller MSC2014, CC BY 3.0 DE
2 KommentareDid you know that your smartphone is a magic movie making tool? It is a powerful content creation tool right out of the box. Even the headphones can also be used as an emergency microphone for interviews. But what equipment do you actually need to become a mobile journalist and what is nice-to-have?
Cover Photo: © Raimond Spekking / CC BY-SA 4.0 (via Wikimedia Commons), Periscope app streaming a guided tour in Städel museum, Frankfurt-3308, CC BY-SA 4.0
3 KommentareShooting and sharing videos has never been so easy, with a wide selection of mobile apps available to capture, edit and distribute your footage.
Cover Photo: Fuzheado, Wikimakesvideo-iphone-camera, CC BY-SA 3.0
3 KommentareOnline Videos are enjoying great popularity. 55% of people watch videos online every day and using the word ‘video’ in an email subject line boosts the open rates by 19%. Nevertheless videos are still underepresented in science communication. Although it is quite easy to make a short documentary with a smartphone and some apps. The process is so simple that anyone can make them very easily. In this workshop I show you how to get better video with your smartphone including mistakes to avoid, and general filming tips on stabilization, framing, exposure, focus, lighting, audio, and must have accessories. The final sections presents suggestions for further reading .
Cover Photo: Niccolò Caranti, WikiCon 2016 – Eröffnungsfeier 03, CC BY-SA 4.0
Schreib einen KommentarMehr als zwanzig Jahre nach Freischaltung des World Wide Web (www) folgt die Berichterstattung im Internet häufig immer noch der klassischen Struktur: Überschrift, Teaser, Text und gegebenenfalls noch ein oder zwei Fotos. Der Unterschied zu Printpublikationen ist meist eher marginal. Oft finden sich in den in der Print- sowie der Onlineausgabe eines Zeitungsverlages sogar die gleichen Texte. Das ändert sich jedoch gerade rasant. Und das ist auch gut so.
Beitragsbild: Matt Shirk, Online Privacy and the Founding Fathers, CC BY-SA 4.0
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