He also mentions an online tutorial about rotating videos you can watch here.In recent years, video editing has reached new levels of popularity. At one point during the Q&A, Matt mentions a compressor called Handbreak, which can be downloaded for free here. However, as mentioned above, the slides are available for download. Enjoy and happy editing! For PC users: editing with Windows 10 Editorīelow you’ll find the recording for our Windows 10 editing Tooltime session – not that, unfortunately, the introduction wasn’t recorded. You can view these session in PowerPoint format here as well. Hopefully they will be helpful for everyone making educational video content from home during these unprecedented times. Video Recordingsīelow you’ll find recordings of our Tooltime sessions. It should also be noted that the correct font for UTS is “Arial” font which is a substitute font when the UTS corporate fonts (NB international and Akademie) are not available. You can find information on the UTS Brand and Visual Identity here. While Matt does make mention of this blog, branding templates for video can be found directly for downloading here in four parts (bottom of the page). We’d also like to encourage everyone to be aware of the UTS Branding. Please be aware of copyright issues – further information on copyright plus other sources for video clippings can be found via this great blog. Images & video clippingsįor free stock footage & images, Natasha recommended a website called Pexels, while Matt recommended the blog ‘ The best things in life are free images‘.

In this recap, we share videos from both sessions, and highlight some key recommendations and useful resources mentioned in both videos. Last week, the LX.lab Media Team hosted two seperate video editing Tooltimes: Editing with Windows 10 Video Editor (run by Natasha Sutevski) and Editing with iMovie (run by Matt Vella).

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