SC-S26W5/ Texts and Subtitles

Hello friends, welcome to my blog. I'm happy to make an entry into this week's challenge and I hope I put a little smile on my teachers face for this entry of mine . Let me go straight to the lesson learnt this week.

We talked about text and subtitle in this lesson and I also created a video which captures those aspects, coupled with the things we were taught in our previous class. For this challenge, I made a tutorial on a kitchen Hack that my viewers could find interesting.

It's simple and straightforward but trust me, it can help you organize your space. In making this video, I made use of a few tool before using the text and subtitle procedure we were taught and I will be sharing every bit of what made up my video with you.

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• Filter

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Firstly, I used the filter option because I actually want to enhance the appearance of my video. I do not really use a sophisticated device hence the need for the filter. To do this, highlight your video, locate the filter and choose the one that suits you. Below is my procedure.

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• Animation

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I used an animation for my video, both for the intro and outro and adjusted my parameter the way I deemed fit.
To do this, click on your video, and then locate the animation button, click on it and select the one that suits you. Below is the procedure.

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• Text

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Now to text, which is one of the major aspects we considered in this week's lesson. To do this, click on the add text button or use the alternative text icon on the tool bar. Then choose from the list of options which includes Template, Fonts, Styles, Effects, etc. as for me, I limited my choice to just Templates. You can see the steps below.

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• Audio

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I also added audio to my project using the steps below. I Clicked on add audio, you can use the alternative Audio option as highlighted below,I used the inbuilt audios under the Vlog session and then activated it. You can see images below for better understanding.

• Subtitle

For the subtitle, I followed simple steps by clicking the Text icon, which led to to a number of options where I picked "Auto caption". It brought me to an interface where I made my preference as to the template and language to be used. By the way I couldn't get to use "Spanish" I guess that feature is for advanced users or what could I have gotten wrong dear prof @anailuj1992. I would love your feedback on this.

After doing all of these, I decided to round it up here as too much of additions and subtraction would make the video a bit too complicated even in appearance. Below is my final output, I hope you enjoy every bit.