Mark it... No, wait, DON'T Mark it!

I thought nothing of this screen-cast-o-matic watermark before... But now? Nay. This movie must be more PROFESSIONAL than my first. That means more professional details and fewer watermarks! The PowerDirector watermark's fine, but the other mark? No thanks! It's got to go!

Granted, though, that this only occurred to me now that I've gotten so good at adjustments and cropping out excess. It therefore didn't take much to make the first 5 minutes of my movie watermark-free. (With the exception of the news reports, but I say it's better this way. It'll help discern between news and reality.)

But does this mean I can't use the screencastomatic recorder anymore? With some skilled movie editing, not necessarily. I just need some extra strategy in using that recorder. It wouldn't hurt, though, if I tried using my other screen recorder as well. ...What is it, you might ask? That will be answered in my NEXT film test. ...Until then!