A knowledge base article about Video Production Training Resources provided by the UC Berkeley IT Service Hub - Knowledge Portal
This content is no longer being updated. Please refer to the DIY Media website for help with general questions about video production. (For Kaltura questions, refer to the Kaltura Knowledgebase.)
This article will deal with video production training resources and will inform about online video training sites and resources to help you through the video production process.
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Large collection of tutorial videos created by Vimeo staff and users. |
Free |
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Extensive Adobe software training videos for all Creative Suite products. Adobe Premiere Support |
Free |
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Comprehensive site covering all aspects of the production process.Adobe Premiere Tutorials |
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General post-production resource. Extensive tutorial videos, forum discussions, news and articles. Adobe Premiere Tutorials |
Free |
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Online video software training courses. Very comprehensive and well-produced. |
Free premium access to all that classify as an employee (aka get a UCB pay check in some shape or form). This includes staff, faculty, and student workers. |
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Online training books and materials. |
Free access to all UCB staff, faculty and students. More about off-campus access |
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Final Cut Pro tutorial videos from basic to advanced, overall production process video series. |
Free Basic Final Cut Pro tutorials/Paid membership includes access to all videos |
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Advanced topic articles and tutorial videos. |
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Adobe's education focused training and collaboration portal. Tons of useful information for educators working with Adobe tools! |
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Important Accessibility Information Instructors are encouraged to reference accesscontent.berkeley.edu for best practices and resources for making course content accessible. In particular, you should refer to http://accesscontent.berkeley.edu/resources/help-guides/video-captions-transcripts and http://accesscontent.berkeley.edu/resources/help-guides/adding-descriptive-audio to ensure that your content will be accessible to all students who may be in your course (now and into the future). Keep in mind that it is harder and more expensive to make content accessible after-the-fact. Also, know that you are required to ensure your content is accessible if it will be made available to the public or if you have been notified by DSP that student accommodation is required. |