July 22, 2020
Color swatches help keep brand colors organized and can be a huge time saver over loading custom colors as you need them or each time you create a new file. Below you’ll find the Adobe color swatches for all of the 2020 Clemson Brand Colors. You’ll need to pay close attention to your final file […]
July 22, 2020
PowerPoint makes it very easy to change the design of a presentation by applying a new template. There’s no need to rebuild presentations from scratch. Simply attach a new template and make, review your slides and make any necessary adjustments. PC Tutorial Mac Tutorial
April 2, 2020
You may have heard one of our team members mention accessibility or Section 508 compliance when talking about various digital projects. Many times, we think of accessibility requirements for in person classes or trainings, things like wheelchair access or a sign language interpreter, but we don’t necessarily consider what it takes to make our online […]
March 31, 2020
Clemson’s editorial guidelines are a collection of styles to be followed in all promotional and marketing materials. They are not intended as guidelines for academic materials. For the most part, we follow the Associated Press Stylebook use Merriam-Webster’s New World College Dictionary as our first source dictionary. There are some styles that are unique to Clemson as […]
March 25, 2020
We get a lot of questions about camera equipment, microphones and other technology. We definitely have our go-to equipment, but a lot of times these choices come down to personal preference and/or budget. Before you invest in buying new stuff, you can test a few different models for FREE! Cooper Library has a long list […]
March 24, 2020
Starting an Editing Timeline/Sequence Open Premiere and save your project. I usually date them something like “180715 NAME” (year, month, day) and save in a matching file so that they are easier to find and listed in order by name on my computer. Go to Window and make sure you’re in the Editing Workspace. (Color […]
March 24, 2020
Framing & Focus Watch your head room! Be sure to leave a little space above your subject’s head. Get a little closer! For interviews, try to film from roughly the waist up. Learn your rule of thirds. Usually, avoid having your subject look directly at the camera. If they’re standing off to the right side […]
