Tonight I’m taking a look at a new training called Video Rubix

Normally I have my reviews ready for when the product first launches. However one of the downsides with testing products I review in depth is that doing so often takes me quite a while. With me recently launching my own Affiliate Trax software I had gotten a little behind on going through the training in this course and finally just finished it.

So you can probably guess what Video Rubix is by its name. It is a video training course on everything video.

The course starts with the very basics. It explains things like the different video formats (and why some are better in some situations and others are better in others).  It covers things like the different video properties such as resolution and describes what resolution means as far as a video is concerned and helps you understand what kind of resolution you would want your videos to be in depending on the use of your video. It also explains the different style of videos such as screen cast videos, screen cast, live action, slide show, and white board videos.

Once all the basics are covered the narrator of the course ‘Chan’ then goes on to cover more advanced topics such as creating and editing videos. In the majority of his tutorials he is showing how to do things with Camtasia. Though this is the software he is using a lot of what he shows will be able to be applied to other video editors though (just he menu’s will be changed). Not everything Chan shows is with Camtasia though, he also has examples on how to do things with software such as VideoMaker FX and other more ‘IM’ style video editors.

The videos are all done in screen cast style format with Chan explaining what he is doing as he shows it to you on the screen.  The quality of the videos are excellent and while Chan does have a slight accent I found his voice pleasant to listen to and easy to follow (though I do think he had the bass turned up a little to high in the audio in some of the videos).

One thing that kind of surprised me though is how in depth this course is. There are main 13 lessons (and an intro sections). Each lesson is between around ten and  twenty minutes long.

Chan does not waste your time either. His tutorials are not full of fluff and filler content. He gets right to the point in each video and provides non stop quality training from beginning to end. Honestly as I was going through this I could not help wonder if they where not underselling themselves with this training. You can find courses of this quality on Udemy for a price of between $35 and $50, but they are selling this much cheaper and I have no doubt that this is as good as any Udemy course on video creation and editing.

While this may not have the ‘sexy’ get rich quick, rank instantly, push button cash appeal as so many other products in the IM launch space that always seem to sell well but under deliver this does have something that those other cash grab products dont have. This is something that provides actual value in itself. I would say that video is the future but the truth is its not. Video is now. Video is super important in today’s fast paced online world. Its the content of choice and if your doing anything online you need to be using video. Video Rubix is an excellent training course being sold at a surprisingly reasonable price that covers video creation and editing in depth from banning to end. No fluff, no nonsense just good solid training. I like it!

BONUS: As always I want my readers to get the best value possible. Because of this I got a special, exclusive bonus from the vendors for anyone who picks up Video Rubix through my link. Your going to get a free copy of the Video Alchemy software. This software lets you quickly and easily create VSL style videos with built in content generation in any niche. You can see a demo of its features by clicking here.

I have added it to Video Alchemy right inside of JVZoo so you can get instant access to it when you pick up the Video Rubix training through me. Click here to get Video Rubix as well as instant access to the exclusive Video Alchemy software bonus I got for you.

 A quick note about the reviews I do on this site. The product vendors give me access to their products for free in order for me to do my review. However I make no promises to them regarding the results of my tests or what I will write in my review. Should you click a link that takes you to a sales page for a paid product for sale this link will be an affiliate link and I will be paid a percentage of the sales price should you decide to invest in it.

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Brett Rutecky

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Brett Rutecky is a full time online marketer, web developer, and entrepreneur. He has developed scores of Facebook apps, dozens of custom web sites and hundreds of scripts.

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