A Few Tips To Get You Started

You do not need to spend a lot of money to get started. Here I share a few tips to help you. This short video was filmed using my four-year-old iPhone and its microphone. The green screen cost me $15aud for the material. I have an orange ring light - the only light I used for this from Amazon. The image at the end was free from Pixabay. It was edited in Screenflow which cost $149 - there is cheaper editing software out there.

Most of all practice loving the camera and allow your love and knowledge to shine through.

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  • Bella
    Bella Posts: 3,694 traveler rank

    Wonderful video, Sharon! We featured this post on the Studio U homepage as it will certainly be a great resource for instructors starting -- we hope you don't mind!

    Thank you so much for sharing your helpful hints!

    Bella Almeida

    Udemy Community

  • This was a great help. I get so nervous in front of the camera sometimes. Thanks for the tips
  • Shigeru_M
    Shigeru_M Posts: 752 rolemodel rank

    So nice! Thanks Sharon!

  • SharonRamel
    SharonRamel Posts: 1,312 rolemodel rank

    My pleasure @SaraDavies
    . Learn to love the camera. Spend 5 minutes a day looking at the lens to develop your relationship with it - and watch it back. Do this for a least a week and you will see yourself improve. This also gifts you the opportunity to modulate your accent if needs be (I do as we Aussies tend to rush and don't start or finish words properly). Good luck.

  • SharonRamel
    SharonRamel Posts: 1,312 rolemodel rank

    My pleasure @Shigeru_M