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Creating and Manipulating Video on a PC, “Video Production & Editing” Free Material

An icon depicting a retro film projector or a modern handy-type video camera displayed on the screen of a PC monitor with a stand. Going beyond mere “video viewing,” it is a design that symbolizes creative and active actions such as “editing” or “producing” video using a PC, or “digitally managing and playing back” past footage. For video creators and streamers, it becomes a symbol representing their base of operations (workstation).

Specific Usage Scenes and Suggested Applications

This material is active in scenes where PCs and videos are deeply involved, from introducing video editing software to announcing online film festivals.

• For “Curriculum Guidance” of Video Editing Schools and Teaching Materials: Ideal as an icon for the curriculum saying “Learn editing techniques using a PC” on the websites of video creator training schools and video editing courses for YouTubers. Because working facing a monitor is paired with the “video equipment (camera)” to be handled, it concretely conjures a future image of the student “becoming able to freely create video works on a PC” after taking the course, stimulating the desire to learn.
• For “Service Introduction” Pages of Video Production Companies and Freelancers: As a visual to appeal the strength that “We handle everything from shooting to editing as a one-stop service” on the sites of production companies undertaking corporate promotional video production and event shooting. This icon, integrating a video camera (shooting) and a monitor (editing/delivery), becomes a proof of reliability that briefly expresses a professional production system and the ability to handle digital delivery.
• For “Viewing Page” Links of Online Film Festivals and Screening Events: As a decoration for the button indicating “The screening venue is here (go to viewing page)” at film festivals held on the Web or online screening events of independent films. The retro projector illustration produces a “cinema” atmosphere, and the PC monitor frame conveys the convenience of “being able to watch online (on your home PC).” It allows you to create a smooth viewing flow while raising expectations for the event.
• For “Conversion Reception” of Digital Archive and Dubbing Services: On guidance pages for services converting old 8mm film or VHS tapes to DVD or digital data. It visualizes the value of the service: “Reviving past analog footage in a modern digital environment.” The composition of the projector fitting inside the monitor intuitively conveys the before-and-after of memories sleeping in the closet becoming available to watch on a PC anytime, encouraging use of the service.
• For the “Video Category” of Video Material Sites and Stock Photos: As an icon indicating the category of “Video materials (footage)” on material sites handling photos, illustrations, videos, etc. It distinguishes itself from still image icons, clearly showing that the “moving materials” sought by video editors are here. The video camera illustration evokes “live-action material shot,” and the projector evokes “classic footage and effect materials,” so it is also effective to use them selectively depending on the site’s characteristics.

Editing Tips and the Merits of the EPS Format

Completely free for both commercial and personal use. In addition to PNG and SVG that can be used immediately on the web, EPS data that is easy to process according to the design is also available as a set.

By utilizing the EPS format (vector data), you can freely replace the illustration inside the screen. Using software like Adobe Illustrator, changing the retro “projector” to a modern “4K video camera” or “action cam” creates a more modern video production image. Conversely, changing the camera to just a “play mark (▶)” makes it a simple video viewing icon.
By adding an effect that makes the screen part of the monitor glow, it is also possible to produce a sense of realism of “editing / screening.”