Just imagine, having to work out how to tie your shoe laces by just reading a user's manual! Yet, see it done and you get the idea right away. So what about this for an idea in fast track learning?
In January I am holding another of my very popular dvd and streaming video creation workshops. We've all seen the increasing predominance of video on the web in the last year, so the idea of holding this workshop, right at the start of the new year is so you can hit the ground running in 2009 (which promises to be an even bigger year for video than 2008) and get your new movie maker career off to a flying start.
Although video may be a little new to you, you'll find it really great fun and it's great for creating high perceived value products fast -- and no spelling to check and proof read!
I've been involved in video for about four years now and I used to tag it onto my web site building workshops. But so prominent has video now become, I'm starting to hold complete one day workshops devoted entirely to video creation. In the pictures below, you can see the advantages of holding small workshops. This gives everyone the chance to stroll around and see, first hand, exactly how it is all done. Here you see me preparing to print the label on a dvd, watched closely by two of the attendees!
Not only will I be showing you how to shoot a video, use Camtasia screen capture and other software, I will also be videoing the entire day's proceedings, so you have no need to miss half of it whilst you scribble countless notes. Instead, you can sit back, relax and soak it all in, confident you can run over the entire day as often as you wish in the comfort of your own home. And, if that wasn't enough, you also take home with you a dvd, showing you how to edit your video, add sound affects and music. Just watch this dvd whilst you copy the keystrokes on your computer and - look out Steven Spielberg!
You can get more details and make your reservation (maximum class size only 13) by clicking here
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