I'm charged with creating demos of online software where the interface frequently changes. I often have to re-create videos to make sure I'm reflecting what the product looks like currently. The client prefers video demos to text how-tos with screenshots. What have you all found is the simplest, classiest way to create videos that you know you're going to have to re-create?
A screencast would do and you have free access to Replay by having a Storyline license. Aside from that, video editing software like WeVideo and Camtasia are top choices.
Any screen capture utility with video ability works well. As Alexander mentioned, you already have Replay, and there are many other good ones available. Another inexpensive one is Snagit. I then use a combination of Premiere Pro and After Effects to touch up the video, and add any animations, highlights, text comments and etc., that I need. What software will work best for you depends on what will get the job done for you, what you are most comfortable using, and of course, maybe your cost.
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Hi Molly,
A screencast would do and you have free access to Replay by having a Storyline license. Aside from that, video editing software like WeVideo and Camtasia are top choices.
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Any screen capture utility with video ability works well. As Alexander mentioned, you already have Replay, and there are many other good ones available. Another inexpensive one is Snagit. I then use a combination of Premiere Pro and After Effects to touch up the video, and add any animations, highlights, text comments and etc., that I need. What software will work best for you depends on what will get the job done for you, what you are most comfortable using, and of course, maybe your cost.
Thank you!
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