We started the process by capturing B-roll footage of the current encased devil goat day exhibit in the library. This served as a good background video to talk over and explain the project. From there, our team workshopped a script and made revisions after recording an initial read-through. With the script finished, Cora and I recorded audio that would serve as the explanation for the project. We created a shared project in Canva where I sequenced the clips. From there, I added the voice recording and free music. I did some final edits, and the basic intro video was finished. With more time and footage, this video could become quite polished.
Video and audio can be a great way to engage audiences on the website platform. This video, for example, could serve well on a home page or about page for the project. Video media is a good way to break up reading and scrolling on websites; it also serves as a visual aid to those exploring topics on digital platforms.
