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<v ->As Sasha mentioned,</v>
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please make sure to keep the camera running
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after you finish shooting your video
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because we wanna create a couple
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of potential thumbnail images
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that we can use when we make our thumbnails.
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And I'll show you a couple of examples,
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and please ignore the green paint on the ground here.
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I did kind of a hack job painting my green screen here,
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but don't worry about that
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because we can edit all that out in post-production.
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So, I usually do a couple of little poses,
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and when you do it, you gotta stay perfectly still
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for a sec and otherwise you get wavy fingers
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in post-production.
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So, I usually point this way.
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Then I do this way.
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Then I might do something like this, be careful.
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Then I do confuse sometimes.
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And then I do one or two serious ones
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as well in case the topic is very serious.
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And I usually smile a little bit
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just to be a little bit welcoming, so to speak,
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in all of my images, but if it's something that's serious,
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you don't wanna smile.
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So, I'll do something like this.
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Or...
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But usually I like to smile.
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Okay, so the next step is I'm gonna show you
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how to use Windows and Mac to actually play those videos
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and take screen images that we can potentially use
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when make our thumbnails.
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Now we're gonna take an image of the screen
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so that we can insert that image
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directly into our thumbnail image.
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I'm gonna kick it off with Windows.
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If you're using a Mac,
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please fast-forward to this point here in this video.
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Thanks.
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So, with Windows, as you know,
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there's always a number of ways to do many things.
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So, when you take a screen print,
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I'm gonna show you the two easiest ways to do it.
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So, first of all, let's fast-forward in the video
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to a point where I was actually pointing,
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which I think was around the 42nd mark.
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And then we we're gonna hit pause.
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And we gotta make sure that I'm not moving at all.
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Okay.
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So, here we go, and I click play,
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and pause, good.
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I'm now gonna hit the button called Print Screen,
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which basically just copies the screen into the clipboard,
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then you can paste it into almost any application,
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and I'll show you how.
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Print Screen, I just hit it.
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Let's go over to PowerPoint for fun,
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and let's right-click and select paste.
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And you can see that the image is actually placed there.
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Now, there's another way to do it, which I like better,
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and it's using the Snipping Tool,
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which ships with most versions of Windows.
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So, let me go back here to the video.
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I'll go back here to around 40 seconds.
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I'm at 38.
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I'm gonna wait and pause right there, boom.
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Okay, great.
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Then what I'm gonna do is go up here and select Split Right.
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And then I'll select right here the Snipping Tool.
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S-N-I-P-P-I-N-G.
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There it is there.
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I'll hit Enter to open it up, and then I'm gonna click New.
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And I'm gonna draw over top here,
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you can't see the outline, but it's working,
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and once I click it again, there you go,
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it took a snapshot of that.
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Then what I can do is if I want to I can save that snip
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as an image on my computer, or I can just actually go in
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and hit here Copy and then paste it
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into a program if I wanted to.
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Okay, so that sums up how to do it on Windows.
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Let's move on to Mac now.
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Now, if you're using a Mac,
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there's an easy way to take a screen print.
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You just hit the Command + Shift
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and the number four at the same time.
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Again, that's Command + Shift + 4 at the same time.
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Then you draw an outline of what you want the image to be.
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Okay, so if I wanted that one, which would be
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just a terrible image,
(camera shuttering)
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let me turn off the volume here, I could do that.
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But let's fast-forward here directly to,
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I think it was around 40 seconds, and then I'll hit pause.
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Hold on.
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Okay, right there, cool.
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Click anywhere else you want
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to get rid of the play button there,
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then again, hit Command + Shift + 4,
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and then I'm gonna click here,
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and then it's going to take a picture.
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So, that was automatically saved to my desktop.
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Now, the more recent versions
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of the operating system for Mac,
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if you click in the corner here,
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sometimes you're able to actually click here
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to save the image in the Preview app
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or to send it somewhere else
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on your computer if you want to.
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Then you can click Save
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and send it somewhere else on your computer
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instead of the default, which again, is on your desktop.
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So, now we're done taking the screen prints of the video,
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and then next step is
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we're going to insert these screen prints
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into the desktop software applications
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that we're going to use to create the image
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for our thumbnails.
