ScreenFlow Concepts: Easy Video Editing for Pro Screencasts
May 2013 · Jose John
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Do you want to create video tutorials and screencasts on Mac OS X? ScreenFlow is a popular video editor for Mac OS X that provides elegant tools for screen capture, for video editing and for publishing to video-hosting websites such as YouTube. This short ebook will simplify the complexity in this powerful application to help you create screencasts with confidence. When you master 5 key concepts, you will be well on your way to mastering ScreenFlow:
- Concept #1: Before you start your screen capture, take a moment to plan the final output and save a lot of editing time down the road.
- Concept #2: ScreenFlow places clips on a timeline, and there are many types of clips. If you understand video clips, you've got them all figured out.
- Concept #3: A polished screencast has helpful animations such as zoom-and-pan effects which are accomplished using video actions in ScreenFlow. And if you understand video actions, you got audio under control too.
- Concept #4: Selectively and judiciously emphasize the mouse & keys pressed during a recording.
- Concept #5: Use Callouts to draw attention to a region of the screen capture.
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Jose John is an author, and developer of Mac OS X apps.
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