Video Press Release for Your Library
Hi, dears.. Shall we make a video press release for our library?. Here, you can try video press release for your library with Adobe’s new free app for the iPad called Adobe Voice.
This is very easy-to-use, the app was just released few months ago and it allows you to
create stories using a combination of still images, icons, voice
narration, and background music. The end result is a cross between a
video and a slideshow
The app is very simple to get started with. First you choose the type of story you’d like to tell such as “Teach a Lesson” or “Give a Tour” and Voice will launch a template for you to fill in with your content.
By clicking into each slide you’re given the opportunity to choose the
layout, record narration by holding the record button (you can re-do
your narration endless times which really makes this stress-free!), and
then choosing what you want to go on the slide. You can choose from the
millions of images that Voice provides for you to search or upload your
own, or you can pick out one of the 25,000 icons the app offers.
When you’re all done you can toggle through the many different themes
to see which formatting you prefer for your story. And finally you can
choose your soundtrack. You can watch a preview of your file before you
upload your completed project which Adobe turns into your final video.
I can imagine a lot of library uses for these quick but stunning “explainer videos” such as instructional clips, website tours, book reviews, and many more.
Reference:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Fyle05f1YI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz8ag5i9h0E
Thank you...
The app is very simple to get started with. First you choose the type of story you’d like to tell such as “Teach a Lesson” or “Give a Tour” and Voice will launch a template for you to fill in with your content.
When you’re all done you can toggle through the many different themes
to see which formatting you prefer for your story. And finally you can
choose your soundtrack. You can watch a preview of your file before you
upload your completed project which Adobe turns into your final video.I can imagine a lot of library uses for these quick but stunning “explainer videos” such as instructional clips, website tours, book reviews, and many more.
Reference:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Fyle05f1YI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oz8ag5i9h0E
Thank you...
