Video Making for Beginners: Discover the Proven Techniques Used by Pros to Create High-Quality Professional Videos for Less Cost and in Less Time Even Without Experience

With all the ever-evolving cameras, tripods, and other gadgets available for making videos these days, the choices of what to buy and how to use them can seem overwhelming. This book cuts through the informational clutter and provides a clear, step-by-step path for transitioning from video beginner to fully informed videographer. The advice is real world, well-reasoned, and rooted in experience. Moreover, the approaches for progressing from idea to completed video are laid out logically. The book is packed with insider tips about video budgeting, sizing up the audience and the competition, selecting equipment (and whether to rent or buy), pre-production planning, writing a script, shooting the video, post-production tasks, and other important aspects of making polished videos. Along the way, the book addresses an assortment of conundrums, such as whether to use a smart phone camera vs. an actual video camera. For anyone who’s dreamed of saying, “Lights, camera, action!”, this book provides ample grounding.

If you’re just starting out making videos or want to make your next video better, this is the book for you. “Video Making for Beginners” is a very thorough guide with lots of information on all aspects of making videos, including the equipment, the script, lighting, sound, composing the shot, and much more. Helpful tips are given to keep you from making beginner mistakes. Even though the amount of information can feel overwhelming, the book is easy to read with no unnecessary content. This book is a great resource that you will refer to often.

This book is a must read for everyone who is interested in the growing trend of video making, Whether you are a beginner or a professional, the information on this book will significantly add to your knowledge. I believe that everything is covered. I like the chapters on lightning, settings, location, subject, budget, equipment, and scheduling.

Very useful and clear.Video Making for Beginners by TechEd Publishers is a useful and complete guide on everything you need to know to get started in the world of video, whether for YouTube or other platforms.Another aspect to highlight is that it is focused mostly on beginners and enthusiasts who don't have much budget.It explains everything from the concept of the video, the idea, equipment, editing software for post-production, script writing, the environment where it will be filmed, lights, sound, and much more.In addition, there are good tips on how to market our video so that people will discover it.

"Video Making for Beginners" is a really cool book! It helps people who don't know much about making videos become experts. It's like a map that shows you the way from picking the right camera that doesn't cost too much, to writing a great story for your video. It even talks about how to make your video look really good after you've filmed it. The book tells you how to get your videos out there on places like YouTube, so lots of people can see them. The author makes sure to explain everything in a way that's easy to understand. So, if you want to make awesome videos, this book is for you! It makes it seem like anyone can become a pro at making videos.

This book wasn't quite what i was looking for. This is book has more of a focus on shooting a video rather than creating content. I was hoping for a bit more on post production. The editing and uploading to different platforms. On the whole thou a pretty good book

"Video Making for Beginners" turned my amateur video efforts into professional-quality work in no time! This book was invaluable to me as a novice in social media video production. It gives equipment recommendations that are affordable and simplifies difficult ideas into doable stages. My videos now have a polished appearance and receive more views. Anyone who is serious about improving their video talents has to have this handbook. It comes highly recommended with simple instructions and useful suggestions!

Well-written and well-organized, this book is of great interest to anyone wanting to make a video, from shorts to a full-length movie. It’s not just shooting things, but what goes into wise preparation then promotion. I particularly liked the section on creating balance and symmetry. A great deal of practical information is here immediately accessible, such as “handholding tips” or how to do “ruthless editing.” This book could save a newbie video maker a lot of wasted time, money, and headaches. Highly recommended!