- Pre-registration is not required for these classes.
- For more information about our classes, contact Dr. Tom Nash, Vice President and Director of Learning Opportunities, tom@tomnash.net, 714 381-0781.
- If, after attending the first session, you feel a class is not a good fit for you, you can receive a refund.
Click here to download our full Winter-Spring 2020 Class Schedule
“Getting Better Video with Your iPad and iPhone,” 3 sessions starting March 2. Click here for flier.
Tools, tips, and techniques for video projects. Did you know there is a way to manually set the focus and exposure on your iPhone and iPad? Or that there are four ways to take a picture from your device? This three- session class will explore a variety of topics to
help you get the most out of your iPad and iPhone. Topics covered include an overview of the camera and all the hidden features available, settings, shooting video
basics, composition, getting your video and photos organized, plus Apple’s useful tools (air drop, screen recording, and mark-up). 15 for members, $30 for nonmembers
(includes club membership).
Stephanie Brasher – Mondays, March 2, 9, 16; 1-3 pm; Video Lab
“Hands-on Introduction to PC Video Editing,” 4 sessions starting March 7. Click here for flier.
(More in-depth than Tom Nash’s new Windows 10 video editing class offered in February.) Says Tom: “Your choice: bore your audience with unedited video, put your video clips away and never show them, or learn to edit and amaze your audience! Once you learn the basics in this introductory class using Corel VideoStudio, editing is fun, and your friends and family will love you for it!” Use Video Lab PCs or bring your own PC laptop equipped with Video- Studio X7 or later. Taking the full four-session class is strongly recommended. $20 for members, $35 for nonmembers (includes club membership).
Dr. Tom Nash – Saturdays, March 7, 14, 21, 28; 10 am-noon; Video Lab
“Telling Stories with Your Smartphone,” 4 sessions starting April 3. Click here for flier.
Professional videographer Scott Marvel (left), a Village resident and producer-director of Village TV’s “Thrive” television series, says: “If you have a smartphone, I want to teach you how to tell as story with your camera. You’ll produce your own video in class, learning to work quickly, making every shot count. You’ll also learn how to edit on your smartphone – bring your clips into the editing program, review them, and make a rough-cut of your movie. Then re-arrange your clips for maximum impact and eliminate unwanted footage. Finally, add titles, music, and narration. Quickly create and share a short, interesting video.” $20 for members, $35 for nonmembers (includes club membership). For more information, contact Scott Marvel at mrvlman1@aol.com.
Scott Marvel – Fridays, April 3, 10, 17, 24; 9:30 am-noon; Video Lab
”Easy Movie-Making with Apple Clips,” 3 sessions starting April 6. Click here for flier.
Not yet ready for iMovie or want to produce a simpler or silly movie? Then Clips is the app for you! With Clips, you can stitch together photos and video to create high-definition videos on your iPhone or iPad. You can easily add music, titles, voice-overs, and animated text, and even convert your media into comic-book form. Much different than iMovie, Clips produces a video in square format like Snapchat or Instagram. $15 for members, $30 for non members (includes club membership).
Stephanie Brasher – Mondays, April 6, 13, 20; 1-3 pm; Video Lab
NEW CLASS! “Fixing Audio Problems with Audacity,” 2 sessions starting April 22. Click here for flier
Got audio problems, such as too loud or soft, hum or rumble, speech hard to understand? You can fix many of these with Audacity, a powerful audio editing tool you can download for free. Two easy sessions and your videos will sound much better. If possible, bring
some audio that needs help on a thumb drive as a WAV or MP3 file. $10 for members, $25 for non-members (includes club membership).
Dr. Tom Nash – Wednesdays, April 22, 29; 10 am-noon; Video Lab
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