If I record an 8-10 minute video section and I made a little mistake or say the wrong thing briefly, what are your suggestions so I'm not having to re-record a new video or having to pay an editor.
CapCut is a free video editing app and fairly simple to use. A simple edit of a mistake wouldn’t be too hard to do.
have you tried any video editing apps yourself?
Hello,
If you make a small mistake in an 8-10 minute video, you can avoid re-recording by using simple video editing software like iMovie or Windows Movie Maker to make quick edits. You can overlay text or graphics to correct the mistake, add a voiceover, cut out the error and insert a new clip, or use a jump cut. Alternatively, you can include a note in the video MyIndigoCard or mention the correction in a follow-up video or the video description. These methods allow you to fix errors easily without needing to pay an editor.
You can use any video editor like CapCut
Hi monica use other video editor and use rode mic.thanks
Hey @AdamHelmker104 - depending on how small the fix could be as simple as putting on-screen text with the correct word. I typically only do this when I have a tight deadline (e.g. trying to crank out a youtube video for a launch) since doesn't fix the audio problem, but does correct the mistake.
You can also try to get tricky with audio editing and cut/paste the correct word in… this is… non-ideal as it can easily sound bad.
Depending on the content you could also consider cutting that part out entirely.
Another thing I've done is to find some b-roll to go over the section, then re-record the audio. The transition to b-roll will hide the missing video of you, and if you re-record a few seconds on either side it can sound OK.
