Step by step instructions from the GIFBoom site
http://support.gifboom.com/customer/portal/articles/271547-posting-your-first-gif
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Step by step instructions from the GIFBoom site
http://support.gifboom.com/customer/portal/articles/271547-posting-your-first-gif
The help guides and documentation for using GIFBoom.
This was my second experiment with GIFBoom; since I had already done a stop motion, I decided to try to record something via video. My idea was to se up the iPad focused square on the wheel of my bicycle. Since it was inverted I could then crank the pedals and get a video of the wheel spinning. I set this up in front of my shed where the bike is stored; the light there was suitable as it was more… »
An experiment in stop motion animation. I looked about my kitchen looking for items that I could try some stop motion animation. My initial plan was to do a series showing the banana, then peeled, sliced, and slowly disappearing bit by bit. I found this setup in the corner of my kitchen that worked- I could lay the iPad in my cupboard, with the camera pointed down to wood cutting board (I use that often as a platform for object more… »
The instructions are for the desktop version but it covers the process as you would on your iPad
https://animoto.com/blog/news/creating-your-first-animoto-video/
I have quite the collection of wooden pens made by friends- who knew that so many educational technology types have a flair for wood working! The first ones cane from Di in Windsor Ontario, who saw some wood I had cut and asked for a piece to work with And I was amazed at what she emailed back. Eventually I visited her in Windsor and brought her a box of Arizona Oak. I also found out that Andy McKiel from more… »
from The Next Web
http://thenextweb.com/apps/2013/08/23/how-to-shoot-vines-and-instagram-videos-like-a-pro/
Tips for doing person on the street interviews from Watchdog Wire a site that promotes citizen journalism.
http://watchdogwire.com/blog/2014/08/25/man-on-the-street-interview-tipsheet/
Fifty People One Question is an ongoing social experiment and film series exploring human connections through people and place. The project began in New Orleans in 2008 and has since traveled across the globe, touching millions of viewers. Along the way, the films have captured a small slice of humanity; to discover dreams, losses, reflections, stories and secrets, some shared and some completely unrepeatable.
This iOS app can generate music tracks by mixing settings for drums, bass, lead, Make music without having to be a musician.