10:57:04 From  Eileen : Hi, good morning!  Will we be able to get print copies of slides or handouts? Eileen
10:57:54 From  Eileen : Great. Thank you.
10:57:55 From  Diana : Slides: http://bit.ly/PLAN-VideoContent
10:58:44 From  Sarah : My IT Dept doesn't allow us to access dropbox. Will these be available any other way?
10:59:04 From  Regina : I'll upload the slides to PLAN's website and share the link.
10:59:14 From  Olivia : good!
10:59:14 From  Sarah : Thanks!
11:00:49 From  Melissa : Hello everyone!
11:03:04 From  Guylene : I am
11:03:05 From  Dorothee : Very little
11:03:08 From  Olivia : yes
11:03:09 From  Arlene : sort of
11:03:10 From  Liza : Not me personally, but our library is
11:03:10 From  Kara : Some
11:03:11 From  Danielle : Quite a bit
11:03:11 From  Kris : yes
11:03:12 From  Olivia : I am
11:03:12 From  Elaine : Often
11:03:13 From  Lynn : some- I did more last year.
11:03:13 From  Sarah : Yes
11:03:13 From  Melissa  : Our library system is
11:03:14 From  Robin : We are yes.
11:03:15 From  Sabrina : Somewhat
11:03:15 From  Sheri : yes
11:03:17 From  Cheryl : little
11:03:18 From  Debra : Yes
11:03:19 From  Timothy : None
11:03:20 From  Peggy : Only FB Live here so far
11:03:21 From  Edward : would like to start
11:03:34 From  Melissa  : We are only doinf virtual programming
11:03:37 From  ormstaff : Myself, just starting. Other are a lot.
11:04:07 From  Sabrina : I use a lot of YouTube videos, but I am interested in creating my own, too.
11:04:26 From  Sabrina : :)
11:05:01 From  Regina : Slides: https://www.plan.lib.fl.us/slides/20210330silveira.pptx
11:06:47 From  Melissa  : lol
11:06:54 From  Peggy : Thank you!!!! 
11:07:12 From  Dorothee : I really don't like video content.  Unless it is really short.  I must be a weirdo.  And old.  Does that make me an old weirdo?
11:07:21 From  Olivia : lol
11:07:29 From  Peggy : You are in good company Hunny!!!
11:07:45 From  Melissa  : Ours range from 5-15 min
11:08:09 From  Dorothee : Way longer that I would want.  give me 30 seconds
11:10:15 From  Cindy : Are you doing that in Canva?
11:11:02 From  Melissa  : Cool.
11:11:04 From  Janice : My last attempt with Canva, I was told that libraries do not count for Non-profit rates.
11:11:20 From  Janice : thank you
11:12:34 From  Cindy : Can videos made in these programs be uploaded to editing software to add library intros, logos, etc?
11:13:31 From  Cindy : It does, but we have to go through our marketing department where they add all the extras.
11:13:34 From  Olivia : make sure to add all panelists and attendees when you post in the chat.  I want to see what you are asking too!
11:14:04 From  Cindy  : TEST!
11:14:07 From  Cheryl : Snagit from Techsmith also has some basic video capture editing.  esp from ppt or images
11:14:40 From  Courtney : Are Knowmia and Camtasia free of charge?
11:15:10 From  Courtney : Yes! Thank you
11:16:07 From  Edward : I believe windows also has a screen recorder
11:18:16 From  Ezekiel : OBS can also be used for pre recording videos
11:21:33 From  Courtney : MovieMaker?
11:23:34 From  Cheryl : a patron shared a nice video they put together, but added an audio track w/ copyrighted music.  Should i be able to bring the file into one of these editing platform and remove the audio track?
11:23:38 From  Cindy  : That's very cool!
11:25:46 From  Ezekiel  : knightlab by northwestern also has a free VR software
11:26:36 From  Cindy  : I don't care for Vimeo sometimes as there's no closed captioning.
11:26:54 From  Amy : We have a workaround for adding captions to Vimeo.
11:27:40 From  Amy : Basically use Youtube
11:28:28 From  Chris : You can use caption files from Zoom to hardcode captions into video using VLC.
11:29:11 From  Chris : You also need to edit the captions because autocaptions are not always great.
11:29:52 From  Amy : We download the .srt file, we don't do what you are saying.
11:30:00 From  Amy : Then upload it to Vimeo.
11:30:18 From  Amy : We edit captions in YouTube.
11:30:56 From  Edward : makes sense
11:30:59 From  Sabrina  : Can you repeat what you said please.
11:31:07 From  Sabrina  : ^?
11:31:11 From  Sabrina  : Ok
11:31:26 From  Sabrina  : Okay
11:31:27 From  Amy : The trick is to go to download the video in Youtube but choose to download the .srt file.
11:32:05 From  Sabrina  : Okay
11:33:01 From  Melissa  : yes
11:33:02 From  Sabrina  : yes
11:33:27 From  Melissa  : agreed
11:33:33 From  Cindy  : And for those of us with hearing issues it's even more important!!!
11:33:42 From  Kris : okay
11:34:23 From  Courtney  : Tik Tok? Does anyone use that?
11:34:35 From  Sabrina  : Great question, Courtney!!
11:34:43 From  Hyacinth : Mostly teens
11:35:08 From  Madison : Not for my library, but my dog has a TikTok that I’ve been pretty successful creating videos on it
11:35:11 From  Sabrina  : Yes, that is my understanding.
11:35:27 From  Regina : Florida Library Webinars is having a webinar on TikTok tomorrow: https://floridalibrarywebinars.org/events/using-tiktok-to-engage-communities-tell-our-story/
11:35:30 From  Rachel : I have a hard time believing it is live the way people edit them
11:35:32 From  Courtney  : Madison, do you use any of these tools to create Tik Toks? Or do you have to make it in app?
11:35:32 From  Madison : You can use the CapCut app to edit and create TikTok videos!
11:35:38 From  Madison : It doesn’t have to be live
11:35:50 From  Kris : love the cooking tic tok videos
11:37:24 From  Madison : Courtney, I use CapCut mostly! You can actually download a TikTok video that uses a sound you want to use in your video, and extract the sound inside CapCut, then add your clips to the project. You can also add text, transitions, etc. It’s a very robust editing tool.
11:37:55 From  Courtney  : That's fascinating! Thank you and Regina for sharing
11:39:15 From  Dorothee : My favorite is "Librarians Try..."
11:40:17 From  Cindy  : I remember "The Director's Chair!"
11:47:23 From  Kris : live program length suggestion?
11:47:25 From  Melissa  :  crafting
11:47:25 From  Amy : genealogy
11:47:37 From  Danielle : crafts
11:47:39 From  Olivia : crafting and cooking
11:47:47 From  Olivia : adult services has a guy who plays piano  - seems popular
11:47:52 From  Madison : Virtual concerts, author discussions, historical programs
11:47:54 From  Robin : 30 minute video interviews with scientists to inspire young researchers and capture stories about being a scientist that are otherwise lost. It's a method of archiving too.
11:47:59 From  Peggy : All we have is Storytime FB Live......
11:48:06 From  Melissa  : Live storytime
11:48:07 From  Eileen  : Librarian's Pick - book talks
11:48:09 From  Courtney  : Story time is popular. Our 30 second videos are most popular on YouTube
11:48:09 From  Hyacinth : Live fitness
11:48:17 From  Amy : We have a sustainability theme this year, not sure yet if it is particularly popular
11:48:20 From  Madison : Also live events do much better than pre-recorded for us!
11:48:45 From  Madison : Absolutely!
11:48:45 From  Courtney  : Music and Movement for toddlers is also popular!
11:49:20 From  Sonia : instagram trivia
11:49:28 From  Madison : We’ve also been able to partner with some local schools to offer our programs as extra credit, which has boosted virtual event attendance a ton
11:50:35 From  Arlene  : we want teams but we are too small!
11:50:52 From  Peggy : Amen Arlene!!! 
11:51:11 From  Arlene  : yes, we are hoping to get teens involved once in new building
11:54:00 From  Lisa : Hi. Do you have suggestions for open source music clips?
11:54:22 From  Amy : I struggle with understanding fair use - isn't all that I do fair use?
11:54:25 From  Madison : Epidemic Sound is amazing! It’s a paid service but has a vast collection
11:54:41 From  Peggy : Yes, what music is used for toddler time mentioned??
11:54:44 From  Cheryl : if you are recording a live music event or traditional/folk music?
11:54:52 From  Kristin : http://ccmixter.org/
11:54:54 From  Lisa : Thank you.. used Spark and Animoto before
11:55:06 From  Courtney  : Cheryl, its all staff just singing the words! No music
11:55:09 From  Kristin : https://freemusicarchive.org/
11:55:15 From  Cindy  : We "borrow" a lot from our Freegal subscription at our library.
11:55:33 From  Peggy : Cool Courtney!!
11:55:40 From  Madison : Also YouTube has a royalty-free library: https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCdypuOVJoXFppJYRjbD7U9Q/music
11:55:50 From  Amy : A good source for understanding copyright for using videos or video clips?
11:56:23 From  Regina : https://creativecommons.org/ for license information
11:56:26 From  Amy : Is freegal copyright free?
11:56:27 From  Cindy  : Madison, that link doesn't work.
11:56:30 From  Madison : And Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sound/collection/
11:56:51 From  Amy : I have read that Regina - I still don't understand using video clips.
11:57:17 From  Regina : Amy, I refer you to your county or city attorney. :-)
11:57:26 From  Amy : Argh.
11:57:38 From  Cindy  : Freegal FAQs https://www.freegalmusic.com/settings/faq
11:57:46 From  Madison : Ah sorry Cindy! Let me try to resend that: https://www.youtube.com/audiolibrary?feature=blog
11:58:07 From  Madison : You need to sign in with your YouTube account to view it
11:58:07 From  Amy : I am looking at video clips, like taking clips of videos. Sadly, I have no access to the lawyers.
11:58:32 From  Cindy  : Thanks Madison. ;-)
11:58:38 From  Regina Burgess  : Sorry, we are not attorneys and cannot give legal advice. :-)
11:58:43 From  Amy : Yeah, I am super cautious, I was just hoping someone had an explainer I could look at.
11:59:14 From  Kris : Thanks!
11:59:31 From  Madison : Amy, this source has free stock footage to use (but still check the usage restrictions if there are any): https://coverr.co/
11:59:50 From  Arlene  : Thank you so much!
12:00:00 From  Cindy  : Where did you get the name Freegal? (Rhymes with “legal”) It's a word used by Library Ideas, the company who developed Freegal Music . It means “free and legal” music.
12:00:03 From  Amy : Thank you Madison!
12:00:12 From  Sonia : Thank you!
12:00:15 From  Peggy : Very awesome webinar!!!!   Thanks so much!!!
12:00:17 From  Cheryl : So valuable, as usual!!!
12:00:17 From  Melissa  : Thank you!
12:00:17 From  Amy : Thanks so much Diana!
12:00:17 From  Ezekiel  : Thank you!!!
12:00:20 From  Lisa : Thanks a lot.. very informative session.
12:00:21 From  Sheri : Thank you. Great info.
12:00:24 From  Cindy  : Oh yes, thank you Diana.
12:00:25 From  Madison : Thank you Diana!!
12:00:27 From  Thomas : thank you
12:00:27 From  Olivia : Hugely beneficial!
12:00:28 From  Debra : Diana, this was a fantastic webinar.  Thank you for all of your tips and tricks.
12:00:29 From  Karen : Thank you, great presentation.
12:00:30 From  Yvonne : Thanks
12:00:30 From  Robin : Yes! Good resources. Cant wait to check it all out.
12:00:33 From  Sarah : Thank you!
12:00:34 From  Amy : Be careful with Freegal, their FAQ says NOT to play the music in public.
12:00:34 From  Guylene : thank you!!!
12:00:36 From  Deepa : Thank you.
12:00:38 From  Hyacinth : Thank You
12:00:45 From  Peggy : Have a great day Regina!!   :) 
12:00:45 From  Elaine  : So much great info! Thank you Diana!
12:00:47 From  Rachel : Thanks!
12:00:49 From  Eileen  : Thank you, Madison. It was a very nice overview of tips and resources. Eileen
12:01:22 From  Elaine  : Thank yoU!
12:01:24 From  Danielle : Thanks!