Crouching Tiger, Hidden Milkshake

[wshaffer]

At work, we're getting some training in basic video production, allegedly so we can write more intelligent scripts for instructional videos. In practice, it means I got paid this morning to sit in a computer lab and do silly things with footage from Pulp Fiction and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Here's my favorite so far:

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[inflectionpoint.livejournal.com]

That sounds like a relatively pleasant task to do at work.

What kind of instructional videos do you make?

(I did some in Camtasia a little while ago, but that's not video editing software really, more presentation software into which you can put bits of different things. It was a lot of fun and I'd love to get to do it again...)

[wshaffer.livejournal.com]

I've yet to produce anything beyond the rough storyboard stage, but the idea is that we'll produce some videos to supplement the HTML documentation we've written for our system administration software. I wasn't initially envisioning anything more complicated than some Camtasia screen capture with a bit of voice over, but our upper management has indicated that they'd like something with higher production values. So now I've got to take what I've learned in this class, and rethink my intial storyboards.