Featuring Brant Jones
This week on Do Tell Virtually we’re talking with Brant Jones about how to record yourself at home.
Any person who will be delivering a virtual talk, presentation, lecture, lesson or training will likely be asked to video record it for asynchronous (on demand) delivery. But what if you don’t have a video studio to use and have never recorded anything before?
Brant Jones, lifelong video editor, didn’t know he’d put his USC Film degree to work by sharing the dos and don’ts for producing a good video out of your home office, living room or yes, even kitchen.
Some highlights in this episode:
00:08 Chapter 1: Introduction
02:10 Chapter 2: Standards for getting a great recording
06:16 Chapter 3: Leveling up with sound and lighting
10:30 Chapter 4: Using Green Screens
13:52 Chapter 5: Using Box Lights
15:45 Chapter 6: Horizontal or vertical for recording
16:37 Chapter 7: Using slides with Zoom
18:27 Chapter 8 : Find your camera lens and using a teleprompter app
20:33 Chapter 9: The Wrap
Listen here:
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