Using the GoPro

Producer/director/editor Michael Britton is the leading expert in the field of business video productions, plus he has a ten-year background of reality shooting in LA and Hollywood. He's shot and produced for NBC, PBS, Showtime, HDNet and the New York Times. The GoPro is one of the primary tools he uses to capture those amazing shots. Gina Miller is a media professional with a long track record in TV and film production. She is an Emmy Award winner and has produced and hosted hundreds of digital business videos for the New York Times.

Part 1: GETTING TO KNOW YOUR GOPRO. 1. This is the GoPro. 2. GoPro Models. 3. Which Model Should I Choose? 4. What Extra Equipment Do I Need? 5. Batteries. 6. Micro SD Cards. 7. Setting Up the GoPro. Part 2: BASIC GOPRO VIDEO PRODUCTION. 8. Video Production Basics - Terms and Concepts You Need to Know. 9. Planning the Perfect Action Video. Part 3: GOPRO MOUNTS. 10. The World of GoPro Mounts. 11. Understanding Which Mount to Use. 12. A How-to Guide for Attaching the GoPro. 13. Underwater Mounts. Part 4: SHOOTING WITH THE GOPRO. 14. Remote Recording. 15. Monitoring the Shoot. 16. Multi-Camera Shooting. 17. Transferring Your Footage on Location. 18. Keeping Your Batteries Charged. Part 5: EDITING GOPRO FOOTAGE. 19. Editing Software. 20. Encoding. 21. Exporting. 22. File Formats. Part 6: SHARING YOUR GOPRO VIDEOS. 23. Video Sharing Websites. 24. The Right Formats for Upload. 25. What File Size is Best. 26. Uploading. 27. Metadata. Part 7: BEYOND YOUR BASIC GOPRO. 28. Using Microphones with the GoPro. 29. Filters. 30. Time-Lapse. 31. Capturing Aerial Footage. 32. 10 Wild Productions with Your GoPro. Appendix.