Media Tech

  A creative way of marking an event – a wedding, a prom, or a vacation – is with a video montage. More specifically, a video montage made from some of your favorite pictures from a particular event can be a memorable keepsake. Not only is making a video montage fun, but it can also be relatively easy as well. What’s more, there are so many apps and programs to choose from that can help with this project. In this guide, we will show you how to make a video montage from your digital photographs on different devices. We will also go through some useful tips and apps that can help you make the perfect video montage. How to Make a Video Montage From Pictures Some might think that a video montage is just a slideshow of photos that are, at best, organized in a selected sequence. On the contrary, a video montage can also contain lots of creative effects, transitions, music, and even 3D effects. What’s more, you don’t need to have Adobe Photoshop or video editing skills to make a great vid...

  You’ve seen the Oh No TikTok song taking over your For You page: the fail video with a building drop, the dissonant piano giving way to the high pitched voice saying “Oh no oh no oh no no no no no”, the increasingly zoomed-in screenshots of the video. The trend has been everywhere for the last couple of weeks. Over one million videos have been made using just one variation of the sound. Moreover, it’s become a staple of my inner monologue. And yet, there aren’t really any decent tutorials of how you do it. So we made our own. Where did the Oh No TikTok song come from? As with a driving test, we need to do some theory before we let you do the practical. The Oh No TikTok song is not to be confused with the Marina Oh No! song that also blew up on the app. It’s originally taken from a 2005 track of the same name by Capone. Get past the few early seconds and you’ve got a decent beat. But there’s even more history to the squeaky intro of the song. The “whatever happened to the boy who ...