Here’s a quick highlight video building a lighboard for my brothers YouTube channel.
My brother started his own YouTube channel — Eric The Tutor. It’s a work in progress but he first started to create videos through his iPad screen recording tutorials. He wanted to make his channel more personable and entertaining by incorporating a lightboard. He's started a GoFundMe campaign to help towards his goal of building an educational YouTube channel.
His channel will cover physiology, organic chemistry, biochemistry, genetics, and more. Don’t forget to Subscribe!
Week by week every Thursday I will reflect on previous experiences I've had creating videos over the years. In Week #16 of TBT for 52 Weeks I talk about music video storyboards I created for Monkeys In Space "Whiskey Kings" back in 2011.
In Week #13 of TBT for 52 Weeks I discuss color keying, cropping, and rotoscoping.
In Week #11 of TBT for 52 Weeks I talk about using cropping as a video editing technique to duplicate yourself into a scene multiple times.
Week by week every Thursday I will reflect on previous experiences I've had creating videos over the years. In Week #6 of TBT for 52 Weeks I talk about "Channel ID for Invent On The Spot". This was created for a YouTube channel called “Invent On The Spot”. Learn more about what a Station ID is and how to create 2D animations using keyframes.
This is a "How To" cooking video I created for my cousin. Stay tuned as she plans on launching her own channel soon!
This is an instructional video of how to shrink wrap your DVD's, and package or repackage other items. The steps are listed below:
1. Insert your DVD into the 6x9 inch PVC Heat Shrink Film Wrap Flat Bag.
2. Place your shrink wrapped item in place on the Impulse Sealer.
3. If necessary adjust the timer setting to what will work best for sealing your packaging material.
4. Push down on the Impulse Sealer arm and wait for the red timer light to turn-off.
5. If you did not remove the excess shrink wrap after the red light turned off, grab a pair of scissors and cut just outside of the sealed item.
6. Use the heat gun to apply heat to your shrink wrapped item. In my experience it has been best to start from the opening side of the DVD, move along to the top, and finally the bottom. It's not necessary to go over the 4th side, if you chose to do so it may cause wrinkling on the front and back the shrink wrapped DVD.
I hope this helps, if you have any further questions please leave a comment!
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500 Pcs 6x9 Inch PVC Heat Shrink Film Wrap Flat Bag: http://amzn.com/B00V7K9RME
