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Multimedia-related links on the web
Disclaimer: These sites have no connection with the Westover Multimedia Ministry. Due to their association with the media industry, they may contain viewpoints with which you do not agree, or subject matter which you may not consider appropriate. Visit these sites at your own risk. In addition to providing educational information, some of them may try to sell you equipment, supplies, or a worldview. Please direct comments about the inclusion of these links to Lee Dedear. Also, please report any non-working links, and feel free to suggest any links to add to this page.
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Check out the "free library" and "video links" links at the left side of the page |
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Scroll down to the "forums" link at the lower left side of the page. Also check out the "free video instruction" link at the right of the page. They also sell lots of interesting gear and supplies. Their education videos are excellent. |
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No free reference material here, but some useful video gear. This is the maker of the XLR (balanced) microphone adapter that we use--it works really well, allowing you to use professional microphones on your Hi-8 or Mini-DV camera. If any of you (Westover Multimedia Ministry co-workers) are interested in having your own, or in seeing the "Shooting the No Budget Digital Video Documentary" training video, please let me know. http://www.lightbulbsdirect.com/ |
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Bulbs for all our equipment. |
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See "Resources" at the left side of the page. Beware of weird stuff in "The Lounge". |
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See "Tips and Tricks" at the left side of the page. |
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A good source of blank tapes and CDs, that happens to be local: 4120 Commercial Center Drive, Suite 500. Westover tax exemption form on file if you're buying supplies for the Multimedia Ministry. |
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Another long-time supplier of blank tapes and CDs for the Multimedia Ministry. |
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| Ron Dexter |
Massive site with all kinds of advice. Some of it seems like random thoughts loosely organized around a topic, but there's a lot here for video makers at all levels. |
| The Complete Eejit's Guide to Filmmaking |
Geared toward making films on video. Lots of good information, informal style with a small amount of objectionable language. |
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation |
Geared toward videographers making videos of artists at work, but with tips that apply in many other situations |
| University of Alaska Southeast |
Online media courses. Most of what you want is in the ED634 class under "Ed Tech Endorsement". Look at this before they make it password-protected. |
| Videoccasions |
Good source of general information on your camera, planning, lighting, audio, shooting, editing, and packaging. |
| Paper Tiger |
(Not yet reviewed.) |
| b-independent.com |
(Not yet reviewed.) |
| witness.org |
(Not yet reviewed.) |
| Amazon Watch |
(Not yet reviewed.) |
| Sima |
General tips, somewhat useful. Not much information here, so you can read through it quickly as a refresher. |
| The Multimedia Project |
Another one-page list of things to think about before and during video production. Click on "Curriculum" to find other stuff. |
| University of Northern Iowa |
List of field shooting guidelines. |
| Media College |
Lots of good information for beginners to early intermediate. |
| Execulink |
Field production in Israel. (Not yet reviewed.) |
| Whitewater High School |
Media class. (Not yet reviewed.) http://www.sennheiserusa.com/ |
| Sennheiser USA |
For information and service on Sennheiser wireless microphone system. |
