On April 30th, 2019 TechSmith shipped Camtasia 2019. Camtasia experts Lon Naylor & Ron Hogue had been working with the beta version for several months prior and in this webinar recording from the Screencast Video Coaching Program, they cover the new features, their thoughts, observations, and tips for the new Windows version: Here are the new features:Added […]
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One of the techniques we use as video creators is something called a “Pattern Interrupt”. This is simply anything that interrupts the pattern viewers fall into when watching a video. Their subconscious mind starts to think, “Ya…I got this. I know what’s going to happen here. Might as well drift off and think about or […]
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I’ve scored another freebie sample pack for you! These are from the BigAudio Club Collection of audio tracks. CHECK THIS MASSIVE BUNDLE HERE ==> BigAudio Collection I’ve gotten permission to put together a cherry-picked sample pack for you: You can download your FREEBIE HERE ==> Sample Audio Tracks Here’s my full review: PROS There are […]
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In Camtasia & PowerPoint videos, images are core assets to help tell your visual video story. Some of my favorite types of images are ones with the “background” removed where to subject of the image is isolated on a transparent background. CHECK THESE OUT ==> 10,000 Transparent Images NOTE: Use this coupon code for an […]
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Although you may not have heard of the phrase “Task Analysis” you’ve probably done an informal one when trying to remember the steps to complete a task you don’t do that often. A task analysis is done when you want to analyze a task in order to document, step by step, how that task is […]
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Here’s a fun trick I picked up a few years ago from my buddy Peter Gillberg at Callouts.com The tutorial I did for it way back then (in Camtasia 8) is actually one of my more popular videos on YouTube with 45,000+ views so I thought I would update it for Camtasia 9 & higher: […]
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Several years ago I created a training course in which I used Camtasia, PowerPoint and Storyline to get the features which my client required. They wanted the ability for users to see what Lessons they had completed and resume where they left off. They also wanted some interactive features that weren’t easily created in Camtasia. […]
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