Advance Your Video Skills with My Latest Tutorials and More! (Newsletter)

This week, I’ve got some exciting updates and new tutorials to share to help you enhance your video editing skills.

1. New CapCut Edit Tutorial: Overlaying Videos

Want to learn how to put a video on top of another video using CapCut? Check out my latest tutorial where I guide you through the process step-by-step. Watch it here: [How to Put a Video on Top of Another Video - CapCut Edit Tutorial](https://youtube.com/shorts/XLvYKilC1NY)

2. Smartphone Accessory Review: Camera Grip

Transform your smartphone into a professional camera with this incredible grip! I’ve reviewed a new accessory that will revolutionize how you handle your phone camera. Read all about it here: [Handle Your Phone Camera Like a Pro with This Grip](https://www.tiktok.com/@adrianvideoimage/video/7386922552809049352)

3. Travel Transition Tutorial: Background Removal in CapCut

Planning a travel vlog? Learn how to create stunning transitions by removing your background in CapCut. This tutorial will take your travel videos to the next level. Watch it here: [How to Use CapCut to Create a Travel Transition by Removing Your Background](https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8bGmNkSf_E/)

4. Holiday Vlog: Batam Serviced Apartment

Join me on my holiday to Batam! Check out my vlog where I explore a serviced apartment with beautiful balcony views, perfect for family beach trips and coffee lovers. Watch it here: [Batam Serviced Apartment with Balcony Views - Lovina Inn](https://adrianvideoimage.com/batam-serviced-apartment-with-balcony-views-lovina-inn-perfect-for-family-beach-trips-coffee-lovers/)

5. One-on-One Coaching: Enhance Your Skills

Looking for personalized guidance? Book a one-on-one coaching session with me to master smartphone videography, video editing, live streaming, and more. Let’s take your skills to new heights! Book your session here: [One-on-One Coaching with Adrian Lee](https://www.videolane.com/coach/)

Stay Connected and Inspired

Your support keeps me motivated to create valuable content. If you have any questions, suggestions, or topics you’d like me to cover, feel free to reply.

Keep creating and stay inspired!

See you in the next one!

~ Adrian Lee

Content Creator & Smartphone Videography Enthusiast

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Macbook Air M1 Case

I bought a transparent case for my MacBook Air M1 . It came with a free screen protector, a keyboard cover, and some rubber plugs to cover the ports. Check it out! https://youtu.be/d-wALSd3nn8 I didn't expect the rubber plugs. It was a nice surprise. The case fits snuggly, with access to all the ports. The keyboard cover is almost invisible to the eye. I have no intention to use the screen protector. Why? I need to see the true color of the display for my YouTube videos. ~ Adrian Lee @Adrian Video Image The video was recorded on iPhone 12 Pro Max with Filmic Pro app in 4K 60fps and edited with Capcut.

Sony Vegas Pro 8 Tutorial - Multicamera Editing

Sony Vegas Pro 8 makes it easier to edit videos from different cameras right from the timeline. You can capture and edit video for a single scene from 2 or more cameras or for a single scene shot a few times with one camera. Here is a tutorial of a Multicamera Edit of a drama I shot. The drama was acted out four times to the public and being a non-profit organization, the client have budget only for one videographer. For each of the 4 acts, the camcorder (Sony HDR-FX7 High Definition Camcorder) was placed at 4 different positions and shot in various angles. Multicamera edit is accomplished in only 8 steps with the Sony Vegas Pro 8. Step #1: Capture Multicamera Video Clips Use the normal Sony Vegas Video Capture function to capture recordings from each camera. Give each capture filename a unique name. Enable scene detection before capturing so that each segment is captured as a separate clip. Step #2 : Layout Video Clips on Timeline Drag and drop video clips over each other on the...

How to Connect an External Video Camera to MacBook Pro for Live Streaming

How to use an external camera on Mac? In this video, I demonstrate how I connect my GoPro (or other cameras) to my Macbook Pro for live streaming? See the links below the video for the list of equipment required for the setup. Links... - Micro-HDMI to HDMI cable... https://amzn.to/2VnZNcC - HDMI to USB Capture Device... Elgato Cam Link 4K... https://amzn.to/3a0Gcob Alternatives... Ansten... https://amzn.to/2W4mzGM Unisheen... https://amzn.to/2y9BDKS Magewell... https://amzn.to/3b2StJX ATEM Mini... https://amzn.to/2RtsDam Treaslin... https://amzn.to/2YidpHJ - USB to USB cable... https://amzn.to/2VnhpVX (Not required for Elgato Cam Link / USB to USB-C required for New MacBook pro) - GoPro Hero7 Black... https://amzn.to/3a8oiA9 - Gekkopod Flexible Tripod Stand... https://amzn.to/2yOyosF Like this video? Buy me coffee... 😋 https://www.buymeacoffee.com/VideoLane

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