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Introduction<\/b><\/h2>\n

You’re film is finished? Great!<\/p>\n

Now what?<\/p>\n

Well, there are still a few\u00a0things you should learn to do to make sure you can always access your work without problems and share it with anyone you want to.<\/p>\n

This chapter is about archiving\u00a0your project. We’ll also show you how to encode it in various format so you can upload it\u00a0online, play it\u00a0on smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices, and publish it in any other way you want.<\/p>\n

And you’ll learn how to burn video discs like DVDs and Blu-ray correctly\u00a0using Adobe Premiere Elements and similar programs.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n
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\u00a0Vision in action<\/em><\/span><\/h2>\n<\/td>\n

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  • Always keep several copies of your film in its\u00a0highest resolution. You might want to go back to it at some point and re-edit it, for example. Use at least two or three different storage devices, both offline and online.<\/li>\n
  • The way you publish your film will depend on the preferences of the people who help to make it and on the target audience.\n
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    • Upload to an online video platform or a social-networking site for fast access to specific internet users. Encode your film to match the format the\u00a0platform\/site uses. Make sure you also have your\u00a0YouTube\/Facebook\/Vimeo login details\u00a0ready!<\/li>\n
    • Make a\u00a0video disc\u00a0if you want to be able to\u00a0customise how you present your film and hand it out to people. You might be able to get people to pay for your DVD\/Blu-ray disc, which\u00a0you can’t easily\u00a0do with online content. Video discs also help both film crew and supporters to feel\u00a0part of\u00a0the project. A link to YouTube or a post on Facebook can’t\u00a0achieve that as much.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/li>\n
    • If you’re saving your\u00a0film on a smartphone or tablet, find out\u00a0exactly what kind of video file formats the\u00a0device supports. Also check\u00a0the maximum resolution of the display and how to connect the phone\/tablet\u00a0to your computer.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/td>\n
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Equipment and tools<\/h2>\n