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Instructables outro/intro Remake!

video Instructables outro/intro Remake!

Ok well everyone told me that the old one was to long and inspired me to make a new one... Here it is!
You may use this for your instructable videos! but please do not modify or say you made it!

Download link!!

13 comments

Aug 29, 2009. 8:12 AMArbitror says:

What software did you use?

Aug 29, 2009. 8:48 AM

amakerguy (author) says:

its not a software its a site called animoto.com... its free and you can make a video short as long as 30 seconds without paying

Aug 11, 2009. 7:49 AMtoogers says:

i liked the first.

Jul 29, 2009. 2:50 AM

merijnvw says:

really good!

Jul 17, 2009. 11:39 AMGeekTinker says:

Great idea and thanks for creating it. It really will give the videos presented here a polished and professional appearance.

Jul 17, 2009. 7:09 AMMegaMaker says:

I would use the first 6.5 seconds of it.

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Jul 16, 2009. 5:28 PM

scoochmaroo says:

I like the first five seconds of it. Could you offer a couple different versions? I think it's awesome, but also agree that 5-7 seconds is plenty!

Jul 16, 2009. 12:07 PM

mikeasaurus says:

a nice clean style, but still too long in my opinion.
Imagine that you (as the watcher) just finished viewing a neat instructable, you are about to close down the window when you see this awesome visual/audio outro, pretty awesome right? Well just like TV and radio you have a small window to make your mark, this is a supplement to an instructable and should be quick.

Check out other sites which use a similar model for intros to original online content (CH Bleep Bloop and ScrewAttack), they are sharp and over before you know it.
Cut it down to 7-10 seconds and you have yourself something very sharp!

Jul 16, 2009. 2:49 PM

amakerguy (author) says:

thanks for the great feedback! and yeah its maybe a little to long but I made it a lot shorter then the other one I made that was about 30 seconds!