I'm very interested in the announcement idea with creation/editing and video integration. Hope that comes to fruition! I subscribed today. Thank you for your review and introduction to Canva!
I am just getting started and would love an in depth beginners tutorial on Canva. I was thinking about going with Gimp, but my Church's A/V director suggested that I check out Canva. I am most interested in creating lower thirds for use with our ATEM Mini Extreme ISO.
Canva is definitely more suited for very simple motion graphics that appear on something like a video announcement bulletin screen. For Lower third animations, try Jitter (Jitter.video) as a first step. They have a free trial that you should be able to create all of your lower thirds from and then cancel if you don't want to continue the membership. Alternatively lower thirds are generally referred to as "motion graphic templates" for things like premiere pro and after effects. you can search for these and find all sorts of them for sale and fully editable. -David
I don't see it mentioned anywhere with this video but ... churches can apply for free access to the Canva Pro version. Canva makes their service available to registered charities for free. You're not stuck with their "free" version when you want the "pro" option.
I would like to know more about how do video announcements in canva and keep it on a loop.
That would make a great video. We will look into it!
Thank you for this great video 🙏 you're a life saver ❤️
Wow, thanks! Glad this video is helpful to you.
I would like to learn how to make animated announcment slides.
We have been talking about doing a video on that! Stay tuned!
Awesome tips! Thanks so much.
You are so welcome! Glad you found our video helpful. Don't forget to subscribe and share!
I'm very interested in the announcement idea with creation/editing and video integration. Hope that comes to fruition! I subscribed today. Thank you for your review and introduction to Canva!
Would love to hear your update if the announcement video idea works well for you. Thank you for watching our video and big thanks for subscribing!
I am just getting started and would love an in depth beginners tutorial on Canva. I was thinking about going with Gimp, but my Church's A/V director suggested that I check out Canva. I am most interested in creating lower thirds for use with our ATEM Mini Extreme ISO.
Canva is definitely more suited for very simple motion graphics that appear on something like a video announcement bulletin screen. For Lower third animations, try Jitter (Jitter.video) as a first step. They have a free trial that you should be able to create all of your lower thirds from and then cancel if you don't want to continue the membership. Alternatively lower thirds are generally referred to as "motion graphic templates" for things like premiere pro and after effects. you can search for these and find all sorts of them for sale and fully editable.
-David
Nicely done sir. Could you do some in depth tips, tricks, tutorials using Canva & Propresenter please?
Great suggestion! We'll look into it!
Great video
Thanks! Glad it was helpful!
I don't see it mentioned anywhere with this video but ... churches can apply for free access to the Canva Pro version. Canva makes their service available to registered charities for free. You're not stuck with their "free" version when you want the "pro" option.
Yes!!! Thanks for sharing!
Hi how can we do so?
Loved the video. Could you show how to make a church directory in Canva?
Thanks for watching. Taking note of your content suggestion.
Can u do a series graphics tutorial pls
This is noted!
Could you create a digital flyer fir church?
this is noted...will try to on our upcoming videos.
Look into Canva for nonpofits. Its free and churches qualify.
Yes!
Use freeworship
We will check this one out.