Name: Jerry Banfield - EDUfyre - The Complete Video Production Course: Beginner to Advanced
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Jerry Banfield – EDUfyre – The Complete Video Production Course: Beginner to Advanced

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The Complete Video Production Course: Beginner to Advanced!

Learn Video Production w/Camtasia Studio, Camtasia 2, Final Cut Pro X, and Wirecast!

How would you feel if you could use Camtasia Studio, Camtasia 2, Final Cut Pro X, Wirecast, and iMovie to make videos and share them online? Producing videos is the single most valuable skill I have learned online because it allows me to share and teach everything else I know. Take this course when you are ready to speed up your learning – the video production software that works for me and works for Joe Parys to make videos online including all of the videos in this course!

You can use this course at any level of video production because the Wirecast section in the course is for live streaming which is the most advanced type of video production I am aware of. If you are a beginner, you can skip a lot of hours of painful learning that I took to learn most of these programs myself. If you are like me and already have used some of the software like Camtasia and want to expand your abilities, you might be inspired to try Final Cut Pro X or Wirecast to enhance your video production abilities.

You also get a complete walkthrough of all the equipment I am using today to film all kinds of different videos from simple talking head videos – a webcam up through live streaming video games on my Windows PC using a green screen and a capture card to an iMac – Wirecast.

As – the rest of the courses I teach, you can expect an answer in this course to any question you ask

Your Instructor(s)

Jerry Banfield - EDUfyre

Jerry Banfield – EDUfyre

In 2005 while I was in college at the University of South Carolina, I tried to start working online. I signed up for an MLM program and a survey website. A month later, I had refunds from both and figured working online was not possible because everything was a scam. The truth was I was afraid to fail again.

In 2011, I moved in – my wife and launched an online business focusing on video game addiction in an attempt to avoid dealing – any of my other problems. In a few months, I changed my business to selling shirts because I realized there was no money in video game addiction. A year after starting my business, I dropped out of my criminology PHD program at the University of South Florida to run my business full time which by then had changed to helping clients – Facebook and Google ads based on my experience failing to do them successfully for myself.

In 2013, I starting sharing everything I knew for free on YouTube because I hoped it would help me get more clients. By April 2014, I was nearly bankrupt after failing at 15+ different business models. I was also nearly dead from trying to drink the pain away and fortunately the fear of death motivated me to get into recovery. Being in recovery motivated me to focus more on being of true service to others and less on what I would get out of it. I started making courses online – Udemy which soon turned into my first real business. I partnered – as many talented instructors as I could and learned from top instructors how to get my courses the most sales.

In 2015, I tried making some inspirational videos sharing what I learned in recovery and got an amazing response on YouTube. To make the background on my videos more interesting, I started making the inspirational videos while playing video games. To make a more helpful website, I hired a freelancer to convert the videos into blog posts including this about page originally.

Course Curriculum

Making videos online has been a miracle for my professional life.

Preview

Thank you for taking the course! How can you get a fast start now? (2:35)
Preview

Why take the time to learn and produce videos? (4:26)
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This course will give you what you put into it. (3:43)
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Different types of videos I make including talking head and screen capture. (3:21)

Your Hardware and Software define your video production experience.

Preview

Getting my equipment working well has taken more than a year and $10,000. (3:12)
Preview

Choosing a few good microphones. (2:56)
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What type of computer works for filming best? (2:33)
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Having two computers can make things easier. (1:43)
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I like to have the option to stand or sit -out changing anything. (2:56)
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My standing desk using a shelving unit for under $100. (1:41)
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Lighting setup simply – clip on lamps and studio lighting for under $100. (2:38)
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A backdrop will make you look much more professional for under $100. (2:31)
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Using a green screen for combined talking head and screen capture videos. (4:06)

Camtasia Studio (Windows) for screen capture video tutorials on Windows.

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Introduction to Camtasia Studio on Windows. (6:25)
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How to record in Camtasia Studio 8. (9:07)
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How to import videos for editing in Camtasia Studio. (2:01)
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Basic editing functions in Camtasia Studio. (13:23)
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Having your audio right to begin – is much easier than editing it in Camtasia. (3:37)
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Exporting options to render your video in Camtasia Studio. (7:00)

Camtasia 2 on Mac for recording screen capture video tutorials.

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Introduction to Camtasia 2 on iMac. (6:38)
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How to record in Camtasia 2. (3:24)
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Basic editing functions in Camtasia 2. (4:32)
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Having your audio good -out editing is much easier than editing in Camtasia 2 (4:07)
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How to import a video already recorded for editing in Camtasia 2. (1:17)
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Exporting options to render your video in Camtasia 2. (2:17)
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Advanced exporting options for rendering in more formats besides MP4. (1:26)

Final Cut Pro X (Mac) for Long YouTube Video Tutorials and Talking Head Videos.

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Introduction to Final Cut Pro X. (8:38)
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Importing your talking head videos live in Final Cut Pro X. (1:26)
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Importing a video you already recorded into Final Cut Pro X. (1:38)
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Other ways to record live in Final Cut Pro X. (1:54)
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Other ways to record live in Final Cut Pro X. (3:27)
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Final Cut Pro X has great audio editing options. (3:58)
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Adding graphics your videos is fairly simple in Final Cut Pro X. (2:07)
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You can add text a lot of different ways in Final Cut Pro X. (6:15)
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Exporting options to render your video in Final Cut Pro X. (2:35)
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Send to compressor for long rendering jobs and multiple videos. (3:34)

Wirecast for streaming and green screen combination talking head/screencapture.

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What is live streaming and why do it? (4:47)
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How my live stream looks on YouTube and Twitch. (3:30)
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What hardware can you use to start cheap and what do I use? (5:04)
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Which version of Wirecast I use and what you might want to use? (6:10)
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Introduction to Wirecast and how to save your production setup. (4:12)
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Setting up your sources to input video into Wirecast. (8:17)
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Setting up your picture, editing your shot, and using a green screen. (11:20)
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Setting up your output to stream live to YouTube and Twitch. (3:49)
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Screen capture another computer and record to disk – Wirecast. (3:09)
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Streaming live to YouTube and Twitch successfully. (6:38)

Business online course

Information about business:

Business is the activity of making one’s living or making money by producing or buying and selling products (such as goods and services).
[need quotation to verify] Simply put, it is “any activity or enterprise entered into for profit.
It does not mean it is a company, a corporation, partnership, or have any such formal organization, but it can range from a street peddler to General Motors.”

Having a business name does not separate the business entity from the owner, which means that the owner of the business is responsible and liable for debts incurred by the business.
If the business acquires debts, the creditors can go after the owner’s personal possessions.
A business structure does not allow for corporate tax rates. The proprietor is personally taxed on all income from the business.