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Online Course Video
I worked on this online course video from the raw green screen footage through to the final edited lesson. I first removed the original background from the presenter and cleaned up the edges around the subject so the replacement background looked natural and professional rather than like a simple background removal.
After the visual cleanup, I worked on the presenter’s voice to improve the overall sound quality and make the lesson easier to listen to. I then edited the footage around the course content, adding three custom animated sections to give the lesson more visual variety and help keep the viewer engaged.
For the animation work, I used Adobe After Effects and Blender to create the more advanced visual elements. I then brought those elements into Adobe Premiere Pro, where I handled the main video editing, timing, audio, transitions, and final assembly.
The process involved combining green screen editing, audio enhancement, motion graphics, 3D animation, and video editing into one finished course video that feels more polished and engaging than the original raw footage.
The voice cleanup deserves as much attention as the green screen in a lesson; learners need to follow the explanation before the animation can help. I’d tie each animated section to one concept and leave a short pause afterward for it to land, especially when someone is watching on a phone.
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