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These free, self-instructional exercises address issues of grammar, usage and AP style that students may encounter in newswriting. The Newsroom 101 site creators developed over 2,000 interactive lessons for journalists, professional writers, college students, high-school students and others who are learning or reviewing journalistic language. Continue reading
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Whenever you encounter problems or have questions in Final Cut Pro it is always a good idea to search the help files first. They generally are well written and provide much of the necessary help immediately. Such is the case with setting the scratch disks either when FCP is first opened, if they are “misplaced”, or if you want to specify a destination such as an external firewire drive for your project content. Continue reading
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Smaller….faster…..better…..more powerful. Our always connected mindset has spawned a whole new generation of high-tech tools. You can now shoot, edit and deliver content in many ways using a variety of tools. We may have the tools but do we know how to use them? The following tools, tech and training sites offer some interesting perspectives.
Vimeo video editing app “Cameo”
Just Creative 5 best photo apps
Best iPhone camera editing apps
Shoot video like a pro on your phone
Mobile video tips and techniques
Jack Hollingsworth on iPhoneography
iPhone video image capture (This is a quick option that works on Cronkite computers.) Image capture is in your applications folder.
Camera Awesome: Cool Camera App
Best sites to learn about iPhoneography by Make Use Of
If you have additional tools, ideas, tips or techniques please enter them in the comments section and I’ll review and post them.
OK. You’ve created a video in Final Cut Pro. You want to put it in your blog. What now?
Once again find that calm place in your mind. It isn’t that tough.
Now what do I do?
In Final Cut Pro, click in your timeline. (Make sure you don’t select a specific element.)
Go to File>Export>QuickTime movie.
Name your movie and export it to your desktop so you can find it easily.
When it finishes, double click on it to open it using QuickTime Player. Play it to make sure everything is OK.
While you are still in QuickTime Player Select File>Save for Web. Name the file and save to your Desktop. Check the box Computer H.264, 5 Mbit/s maximum data rate.
Uncheck the other boxes. Select Save.
When that is completed, find the folder created on your desktop. Right click on the video file inside the folder that says computer m4v. Right click and open it using QuickTime Player. View it and make sure everything is working.
When you are satisfied, upload the file to either YouTube or Vimeo.
Open the video, copy the URL.
In your WordPress account simply paste the URL of the video into the Post Edit screen. When previewed or published, WordPress will automatically embed the video.
For more help with WordPress check out this Ultimate Guide from Make Use Of. Provided via Creative Commons “share alike” license.
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