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Match the Memory: Family History Video Terms
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Before You Touch the Editor — check yourself1 of 10
Before you open any editing software, what's the first thing you should do with your old tapes and digital files?
Getting Old Video Off Old Tapes — check yourself1 of 10
Before you start digitizing a mini DV tape, what's the first thing you should check?
Photos and Dating the Undated — check yourself1 of 11
When you're looking at an undated photo and trying to figure out when it was taken, which detail usually gives you the most reliable clue?
Recording Interviews Worth Keeping — check yourself1 of 11
When you're sitting down to interview your grandfather about his mission, which of these will make the biggest difference in whether you can actually use the audio later?
Cutting It Down to Something Watchable — check yourself1 of 11
You've got about 45 minutes of raw footage from your grandmother's old camcorder tapes. What's the most honest reason to cut it down to 8–12 minutes for your family history video?
Finishing and Sharing — check yourself1 of 11
You've finished editing your family history video and want to export it. You're worried about file size. What's the biggest culprit that makes export files balloon to 9GB or more?