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Fake Videos Presentation

By rallain on October 12, 2009.

I put together this short presentation on fake videos for a class. What the heck, I will also put it online so that maybe some other people can use it. So, here it is. I have it in many forms. First, a video of me going through the talk. Then I have the keynote and PowerPoint files with the movies. Feel free to use it as you see fit. You might want to modify some of the files, I have no problem with that.

How to spot a fake video from Rhett Allain on Vimeo.

And the other versions:

I tried to make the presentation background and stuff pretty plain so that it would make a movie without any problems. Just so you know I am not usually that boring.

Oh, I almost forgot. Vimeo lets you download the video if you want to use it later (in the lower right part of the page. Just another reason why vimeo is awesome.

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acceleration
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gravity
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Physics
projectile motion
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here it is
I put together this short presentation on fake videos for a class. What the heck
I will also put it online so that maybe some other people can use it. So
demo

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