I used to love Windows Live Video Editor, but they changed it and removed some of the features. I've used - and loved - Adobe Premier, but that's WAAAAY overkill unless you're doing multi-camera work. I recently picked up Magix's Movie Edit Pro, but haven't had an excuse to use it.
Most people do. It's something about identifying with what we hear via bone conduction when we speak.
Doing multiple takes requires something to disguise the cut - I cover some options below. If you are used to talking to groups, I find it easiest to act like I'm talking a live group when I'm recording a video. In a live group, if I screw up, I have to deal with it, so I do the same thing in video. If it's funny, I make fun of it. If it's confusion, I clarify it.
If it wasn't messy, you'd be doing it wrong.
I think this is part of the problem. I've been talking in front of groups since 1987. There is something about pacing and movement to address the group. I have been trying the typical Youtube format of sitting in a chair and talking direct into the camera. It's interesting on how that makes such a difference. I think most people would find it easy to talk to a camera but would rather cut off a finger that speak in front of a crowd. And here I am having trouble with the camera. Lol
Most folks struggle with either, but you're right - most fear a group more.
We were almost that cold: 5 degrees at about 8:00. We're up to 12 now. Unfortunately, it won't get warm enough to unfreeze the cold water pipes today. I'm heading into the basement to see if warming the one section I can get to has any effect.
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Some of them are. Some aren't, and aren't very accessible. In this case, the problem was that we ran out of fuel oil unexpectedly (the painters misplaced my measuring stick, and we'd expected it to last through January). We can easily keep the upstairs warm (space/baseboard heaters and wood stove), but the downstairs goes mostly unheated. With that, the insulation we have just wasn't enough.ah phuey....frozen pipes are no fun.
But why aren't yours insulated?!!!
they sell that stuff even here in Alabama!
(and when the temps dip a shade below 33, they freak out that the pipes could freeze!!!
I don't think he had to try very hard - the little guy is like a third his size.
That's like a really bad time to have one. I shouldn't judge we are diligently working through a heating oil outage.
You kept complaining about not getting enough exercise and not wanting to go far to get it. Well, here you go - exercise delivered at home.
Dodgeball.
