Using Lower Thirds in Camtasia

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In this Screencast QuickTip, I address a member request for improving the look of a graphic he uses in his video called a "Lower Third".

This is Part 1 of 2 in the series where I help Todd Doyle of WhizKidSecrets.com out with some Camtasia advice.

Check out Todd's "Crappy Sample" here:

Crappy Sample!

Pretty serious lookin' dude, eh? Ya...serious about making better videos! ;-)

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Resources Used in this QuickTip:

GIMP - The GNU Image Manipulation Program - FREE

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Lon Naylor
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