DigitalEd: How to Clean Up Your Audio in Videos

by Paul Glover
April 10, 2017
Photo by Kaboompics on Pexels.com and used with Creative Commons license.

Title: How to Clean Up Your Audio in Videos

Instructor: Paul Glover, Associate Professor, Henderson State University

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Learn a few easy tips on how to clean up your audio using any microphones and noise reduction.

Good video deserves good audio whether it is for TV or the web. This webinar will attempt to show broadcasters and reporters a few tips on gathering clean audio and a few tips on cleaning up audio that may have background “hiss” or “hum.” It’s hard to hear these with the human ear but a microphone picks up all, so don’t let a bad mic or bad mic placement ruin an otherwise great video production. This webinar is designed for anyone from the novice to the professional filmmaker and video creator.

What you’ll learn from this training:

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  1. Microphone Identification

  2. Microphone Pickup Patterns

  3. Normalizing Audio

  4. Noise Reduction in Adobe Audition

Handouts:

  • Powerpoint

Who should take this training:

  • Multimedia Journalists

  • Web Video Creators

  • Filmmakers

Date and Time: May 17, 2017 at 1 p.m. ET / 10 a.m. PT

Price: $39

Register now for this training!

Note: If you can’t attend the live session, you can still register and see the archived video and ask questions of the instructor. Free registration for BigMarker is required.

About the Instructor:

Paul Glover is an Associate Professor of Mass Media at Henderson State University. He has worked for CBS, ABC and Fox television affiliates and produced two documentaries screened at the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival. He’s won several Pinnacle national broadcast awards, and is a 2001 graduate of the University of Alabama with a BA in Broadcast Production. He earned an MA in Communication from Angelo State University and an MFA from the University of Central Arkansas in Digital Filmmaking.

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