• Thursday, 5 November 2020
    11:30 am - 1:00 pm
  • CB01.13.42

The LX.lab is introducing video training workshops! In these sessions, we’re providing you with an opportunity to attend a face-to-face session with a member of our LX.lab Media Team to get advice and support with your video production project.

Not only that, once a week from 12 October – 13 November, we’ll be running a workshop focusing on a particular video production topic (e.g. chunking video, trimming and editing). This structured workshop will be available for you to attend online or face-to-face.

What do you need to bring to video training?

  • An existing project you’re are working on (not required). If you want to discuss a potential video project, or are just keen to learn about video production, come and join us!
  • External hard drive to save your project files and video files (not required, but strongly recommended)
  • Headphones

We will provide Apple computers and software. If you have your own laptop and software, feel free to bring it along!

Weekly Focus: Interactive video with H5P

This week, our focus is on video editing! We’ll explore the tools of H5P, an interactive authoring tool.

If you’re interested in learning more, register for our ‘Introduction to interactive video with H5P’ workshop by clicking the link below.

Producing educational videos: Introduction to interactive video with H5P | 5 November

Health and Safety

Our workshop space has been arranged to align with UTS COVIDSafe protocol. As these are on campus workshops we ask all participants to help us reduce risk by maintaining physical distancing measures.

Register for this event

Your video, audio and the meeting chat transcript may be recorded or photographed. Please advise the facilitator if you do not wish to be recorded or photographed.

Bookings are closed for this event.

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