Ashley Kennedy chats with veteran video editors about their latest projects and their unique approaches to editing and storytelling with video.

In this video from Total Seminars, Mike Meyers is joined by professor of computer science Bill Saichek as they discuss cryptography. Mike and Bill start with the basics of just what cryptography is and the key role it plays in protecting digital data. They then cover important topics like how websites use certificates to make sure usernames, passwords, credit card numbers, and other personal data stay secure; ciphers, binary, hashing, symmetric and asymmetric cryptosystems, digital signatures and certificates, and public key infrastructure; and how hashing helps you to be certain the data you receive or download is legitimate. Whether you're just curious about cryptography, or you want to prepare for the CompTIA Security+ exam (or any other cyber security course), this course will give you a better understanding of this intriguing subject.

Note: This course was created by Total Seminars. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

Transform a traditional face-to-face training into an impactful digital learning experience. Explore general best practices, tips for assessing a learner's performance, and more.

Learn how to protect yourself from copyright infringement. Explore what needs to be copyrighted, how to register one, and how to properly respond to infringement.

The intersection of photography and law is a complex place. At one of those crossroads lies copyright. Many photographers aren't familiar with this important topic and are left struggling with questions like "How do I register my work?" and "What protections do my copyrights provide when I discover that my photos have been used without permission?"

Carolyn Wright is a photographer and attorney who specializes in photographer's rights. She also publishes the popular Photo Attorney blog, where she writes about these issues. In this course, she sits down with Ben Long to discuss what copyright means to photographers and the correct steps to registering and defending their copyrights in the Internet age.

The intersection of photography and law is a complex place. What are your rights as a photographer? Where and what are you permitted—and not permitted—to photograph? What should you do when you're told to leave an area or delete photos you've already shot?

Photographer Ben Long and attorney Carolyn Wright discuss legal considerations ranging from where you can and can't take pictures to getting signed releases for people and property. Plus, learn about respecting trademarks when shooting commercial work, and your rights as a photographer when dealing with security and law-enforcement personnel.

Strategies for successfully engaging and teaching college students, while achieving your own publishing and career goals.

Learn the essential tools and techniques to create expressive art and designs with CorelDRAW, the powerful graphics application. Roger Wambolt, senior product trainer at Corel, eases in with an exploration of the interface and touches on the major players in the toolbox: the Pick, Shape, Crop, Curve, and Interactive tools, as well as the intelligent drawing tools. Then, once you know how to draw simple lines and shapes, he shows how to work with text and the extensive collection of fonts in CorelDRAW, as well as group, copy, and adjust objects on your document page. Plus, learn about importing and adjusting bitmap images, using time-saving tools such as scripting and object styles, creating color palettes, and preparing your CorelDRAW projects for print. Roger closes with some tips on customizing the CorelDRAW interface to be more productive and create your designs in fewer steps.

Learn the essential tools and techniques you'll need to create expressive art and designs with CorelDRAW, the powerful graphics application.

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Production veteran and instructor Eduardo Angel introduces important techniques to create compelling lighting for sales, promotional, and corporate videos.

Learn how to plan for and shoot a variety of corporate- and brand-focused content such as company meetings, product launches, and presentations.

Learn the basics of corporate finance and its impact on decision-making and growth.

Learn how to protect business profitability during a recession or financial downturn.

Explore how to create robust financial models to present company finances to stakeholders, empowering more informed decision-making.

Learn the ins and outs of financial statement analysis—the examination of relationships among financial statement numbers—to gain insights into your company's past and future.

Even for nonprofit organizations or charities, a careful accounting of the money that’s coming in and going out needs to be maintained. Given the importance of an organization’s finances, knowing the ins and outs of creating financial statements immediately gives you a leg up in the workplace. In this course, Denise Probert dives into various corporate financial statements, looking at the common layouts, data points, and organization. She walks you through the creation process with emphasis on the target audience and using solid data that accurately represents the financial status of your organization. Having a solid foundation in financial statements will make you more confident and comfortable in business meetings, and your contributions will bring you greater trust from your colleagues.

Build an effective corporate training program from scratch. Discover how to conduct a needs analysis, identify the right solution, and evaluate the effectiveness of your program.

In this third installment of the Corporate Video Essentials series, Rich Harrington and Amy DeLouise detail the post-production process. Once you’ve finished shooting, you need to take all the information you captured—both the actual footage and any intellectual knowledge or project experience—and turn it into a polished, final product for your client. Rich and Amy cover the major aspects of post-production, starting with reviewing deliverables, using interview transcripts to propel your workflow, organizing your footage, and assembling a rough cut. From there, they show how to build a soundtrack with interviews, voiceovers, background sounds, and music. Amy and Rich also cover working with graphics to both convey information and give your film a refined, professional look. Finally, they show you how to polish up your rough cut with color correction, transitions, and reviews, how to export your work for client review, and steps you can take to future-proof your work.

Note: This course was created by RHED Pixel. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

Planning is a critical step to creating successful corporate video content. You want to avoid budget surprises, build an accurate schedule that works for key stakeholders, and ensure that what you shoot tells the best possible story to your target audience. In this course, instructors Amy DeLouise and Richard Harrington share their proven strategies for a preproduction workflow that will help you map out your project and be ready to go into production. Discover how to properly scope the project, research your subject and find your story, identify your crew, set your schedule and location, and transition to production. These useful tips will help any video creators who want to break into corporate video production ensure their shoots are more professional and efficient by planning ahead.

This course was created by Rhed Pixel. We are pleased to offer this training in our library.