Nero really hit it out of the park with this software. What you get for $100 is amazing. Nero Multimedia Suite 10 excels your multimedia power with a collection of three products bundled into one powerful suite. It’s loaded with advanced video editing features, media organizer and player, superior burning software plus more.

With editing software and equipment purchased for pennies on the dollar from ebay, a full camera kit (with tripod included) bought at a consumer retail store and the free video production articles and training on the internet, any Joe-Schmoe can call themselves “professional” overnight…unfortunately most of us find out the hard way that we should have hired a professional to produce your video.

We like to call it “onion peeling”, “slowly unfolding”, “slow reveal” - it’s a technique used to capture the viewer’s attention. Music videos use them all the time. Watch the video in this post. If the story of the welder was not weaved into the shots of the musicians in the studio, the welder’s story would not have been that interesting.

Garret asks: I’m very interested making the leap to full time video production. I’m employed as an engineer but want to make video production work my primary source of income so that I can have a job that I actually like doing. I do have a family so I cannot up and quit my current full time job. So my question is how have others in my situation made the transition?