Advocacy Video Series: Part 21

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Transcript of "Advocacy Video Series - Part 21" produced by Rooted in Rights Part 21: Exporting Our Cut! When the video is ready and you want to export it, there is a button at the right-hand side of the click wheel. It looks like a square with an arrow; you're going to select that. This will bring up a menu that gives you some options about the resolution and frame rate that you want to export your video at. As we talked about with filming, I recommend 1080P and 30 frames per second for most things, so you can go ahead and match that in the export. So FHD stands for Full HD, 1080P, and 30 frames per second is the other selection on the click wheel. I recommend those selections. I also recommend the second bar underneath that is a gradient from low to high, which is going to be the bit rate that it's exporting at. I like to put it in the middle, around 10 megabytes per second. I think that that's just great for these kind of videos. And the final option there, you are going to click on the very bottom - the Save As Video. And that's going to start your export process. Now Kinemaster is going to pop up with an ad and ask you to pay money, but you don't actually have to do that. In the upper right-hand corner there's a Skip button, so find that Skip button and click that so that you don't have to pay to export. And make sure not to exit out of the app while this export is processing. Once you've clicked the Save Video button and you've moved past the ad, Kinemaster is going to download your edited video onto the device that you are using. So then you will have this edited video, and you can take that edit, that cut, if you will, and figure out where you want to upload it. Before you upload your video, it should be accessible. We've talked about audio description, which should already be in your video; you've already scripted it and recorded it. We are also going to discuss captions and transcripts. So before you take that video and upload it where you're going to post it publicly, let's talk about adding those accessibility features - up next! End of Transcript