Veritas | Design, Inspiration, and Perfection | How To Make A Video Essay - Part 4 @VeritasGames | Uploaded 3 years ago | Updated 1 hour ago
Welcome to part 4 of my series on how to make a video essay. In this episode I discuss the processes of rendering, exporting, and uploading your video to YouTube. I touch on some of the useful tips and tools during this part of the process, such as using Adobe Media Encoder to queue the rendering process so you can continue to edit in Premier Pro at the same time. I discuss my process of creating and designing the thumbnail, and everything involved in being inspired and paying homages to those that inspired me, giving credit where credit is due. The last bits of advice I share has to do with when you find yourself in creative ruts and some ideas on how to get out of them.
You can think about this video series as a bunch of how-to beginner guides, tutorials, and tips & tricks about all sorts of things from keeping track of ideas and how to write a script in Google docs, recording and processing voiceover and other audio in Adobe Audition or Premier Pro, and gathering video footage from different sources and editing it all together to help support the story or message you're trying to communicate. I also touch on different challenges and struggles you might face along the way, like getting into a creative rut, getting inspired, and collecting constructive feedback, and learning from all sorts of other mediums, like cinematography, filmmaking, traditional or digital art, architecture, literature, and more. Finally, I touch on everything I know about queueing and exporting your video using tools like Adobe Media Encoder, uploading to YouTube, and what I've learned about the YouTube metadata that can hopefully help you along the way, including creating a title, writing a description, designing a thumbnail and other visual assets in Photoshop, creating playlists, end screens templates, cards, and more. I'm hoping to share what I've learned from some of my favorite storytellers, like Every Frame A Painting, Nerdwriter, A Closer Look, Lessons from a Screenplay, DJ Peach Cobbler, The Internet Historian, and Jacob Geller. I really hope you find this series entertaining, educational, and inspirational!
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✦ Chapters ✦
0:00 Intro
0:36 Exporting, Rendering, Queueing, and Multitasking
1:14 Final Quality Control and Chapters
2:08 Uploading to YouTube
2:39 Designing the Thumbnail
3:50 Inspirations and Giving Credit
5:07 Making Inspirations My Own
7:48 Creative Ruts and Exploring Your Tools
✦ References & Mentions ✦
Shawn Crowder - youtube.com/channel/UCiPApSjDJ_ShVUbCFZRzxQQ
Adam Neely - youtube.com/user/havic5
Plini - youtube.com/channel/UC-MEgsEcEkbSuPWpu4a-PzQ
Steve Vai - youtube.com/channel/UCdkBa5GZKEAfiTjqfqotWhQ
My Parody Cover Songs - youtube.com/watch?v=BaNY2zXhhUY&list=PLFyQf1cLVVTuM9thUzXU5NHw66sN3d20w
Every Frame a Painting - youtube.com/user/everyframeapainting
Rhystic Studies - youtube.com/c/RhysticStudies
Jacob Geller - youtube.com/channel/UCeTfBygNb1TahcNpZyELO8g
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#howto #videoessay #storytelling
Welcome to part 4 of my series on how to make a video essay. In this episode I discuss the processes of rendering, exporting, and uploading your video to YouTube. I touch on some of the useful tips and tools during this part of the process, such as using Adobe Media Encoder to queue the rendering process so you can continue to edit in Premier Pro at the same time. I discuss my process of creating and designing the thumbnail, and everything involved in being inspired and paying homages to those that inspired me, giving credit where credit is due. The last bits of advice I share has to do with when you find yourself in creative ruts and some ideas on how to get out of them.
You can think about this video series as a bunch of how-to beginner guides, tutorials, and tips & tricks about all sorts of things from keeping track of ideas and how to write a script in Google docs, recording and processing voiceover and other audio in Adobe Audition or Premier Pro, and gathering video footage from different sources and editing it all together to help support the story or message you're trying to communicate. I also touch on different challenges and struggles you might face along the way, like getting into a creative rut, getting inspired, and collecting constructive feedback, and learning from all sorts of other mediums, like cinematography, filmmaking, traditional or digital art, architecture, literature, and more. Finally, I touch on everything I know about queueing and exporting your video using tools like Adobe Media Encoder, uploading to YouTube, and what I've learned about the YouTube metadata that can hopefully help you along the way, including creating a title, writing a description, designing a thumbnail and other visual assets in Photoshop, creating playlists, end screens templates, cards, and more. I'm hoping to share what I've learned from some of my favorite storytellers, like Every Frame A Painting, Nerdwriter, A Closer Look, Lessons from a Screenplay, DJ Peach Cobbler, The Internet Historian, and Jacob Geller. I really hope you find this series entertaining, educational, and inspirational!
✦ Support the creation of more content like this w/ Patreon ✦
patreon.com/veritaswtf
✦ Chapters ✦
0:00 Intro
0:36 Exporting, Rendering, Queueing, and Multitasking
1:14 Final Quality Control and Chapters
2:08 Uploading to YouTube
2:39 Designing the Thumbnail
3:50 Inspirations and Giving Credit
5:07 Making Inspirations My Own
7:48 Creative Ruts and Exploring Your Tools
✦ References & Mentions ✦
Shawn Crowder - youtube.com/channel/UCiPApSjDJ_ShVUbCFZRzxQQ
Adam Neely - youtube.com/user/havic5
Plini - youtube.com/channel/UC-MEgsEcEkbSuPWpu4a-PzQ
Steve Vai - youtube.com/channel/UCdkBa5GZKEAfiTjqfqotWhQ
My Parody Cover Songs - youtube.com/watch?v=BaNY2zXhhUY&list=PLFyQf1cLVVTuM9thUzXU5NHw66sN3d20w
Every Frame a Painting - youtube.com/user/everyframeapainting
Rhystic Studies - youtube.com/c/RhysticStudies
Jacob Geller - youtube.com/channel/UCeTfBygNb1TahcNpZyELO8g
✦ My Socials & Other Links ✦
Twitch: http://www.twitch.tv/veritas
Discord: http://www.discord.gg/veritaswtf
Twitter: http://twitter.com/veriitasgames
Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/veritaswtf
Tarkov Battle Buddy: apps.apple.com/us/app/tarkov-battle-buddy/id1476820880
GitHub: http://www.github.com/veritasdev
Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/2S6iwClVoSNnpOcCzyMeUj
iTunes: itunes.apple.com/ie/artist/veritas/960043033
Amazon Music: amazon.com/dp/B07MXSCBJP
SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/veritaswtf
Amazon Affiliate Link: amzn.to/2Ck3vuZ
#howto #videoessay #storytelling
