01-25-2019 12:34 PM
Share your video recording best practices below!
01-25-2019 04:07 PM
Video is sort of the foundation of what we do. I've created courses of varying styles of video - from screencast of a presentation, to a live demonstration, to a talking head, to animation, and even fancy combinations of those using editing software. Here are my best tips for video.
That's all for now. I'll edit this if I can think of more.
01-25-2019 04:56 PM
My main experience is with talking head so here are my recommendations for this kind of shots. Some of these tips may be more appropriate to more advanced users:
Good video quality is super important, so spend enough time trying different settings and asking for feedback. Once you record an entire course and realize your settings were messed up, you'll never do that again!
Final tip: good audio is as important as good video. Check out these audio tips in this post.
02-22-2020 08:43 PM
I have great topics to teach on. However, I feel like I'm totally against showing myself on camera, even in promo video.
Will doing just voice-over be acceptable?
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