Don Crowther - Instant Video Mastery
English | DVD-Rip | MP4/AVC, 27.1 kb/s, 710x400, 15 fps | AAC, 53.5 kb/s, 44.1 KHz, 2 ch | 1.18 GB
Genre: eLearning, business

Just because you can't see who get's banned for leaking doesn't mean they don't get caught. We have a members who track down leakers and dispose of them, just for fun. Think of the hound dogs barking and you just slipped, fell and broke your leg......

I could not find the sales page for this, nor any information at all except an incidental mention in a blog post of Crowther's. (even tried waybackmachine If anyone find's anything post it in the comments and I'll include it here)

This is a course for producing video with Camtasia 7. Although the course is introduced and carried Don Crowther's name, a lot of the material is by done by Don and Deb Mynders.

TOC:

Introduction

Overview of the course, and a welcome from Don, Deb & Mynders.

Mod2 Recording with Camtasia

We cover the Record toolbar and then go into recording a PowerPoint video with Camtasia as well as how to record live screen capture from your computer screen.

Mod3 Editing Your Video

We go over what you need to know to make efficient edits to your video. Add and edit markers, callouts, audio, zoom-n-pan, transitions, quizzes, surveys, title clips and narration to your video.

Mod4 Using Table of Contents

Tables of Contents are great ways to focus your viewers' attention on what's coming next, as well as to allow for navigation within your video. Here's how to create them automatically using PowerPoint, add a TOC to any video, and two ways to produce your final video with a TOC.

Mod5 Produce & embed Your Video

Now that you have recorded and edited your video, let's produce it! Then we’ll get it to play on your website or blog.

Mod6 Live Demo

We take an idea (choosing a great flyfishing rod) and record both a PowerPoint presentation and a live screen capture. Then we add a Title and ending image clip, intro and extro music, import and live video footage from a Flip camera. We edit our video, and then produce it. Start to finish. And, you get to listen to me figure stuff out - live!

It's seems to be fairly complete and will probably make you a fairly competent at Camtasia 7. Heck, at least it's covering the latest version.