What Can You Do To Make Your Videos More Quality? The Online Course You Have?
I get it! Producing professional quality videos can cost a lot. If you're not convinced that the cost of professional production is worthwhile you should be cautious to put in the beginning prior to launching the online course.
However, is it more dangerous to put no money in the quality of your video?
This is similar to when you go on the first date of your life and notice the person not wearing a hairstyle that is oily, along with the stain from food on their clothing , and their smelly and sloppy socks. First impressions you receive will be something like: "They don't have it correctly and evidently didn't put enough time in their relationship. "
If you portray an individual who's not professional (in relationships or on video) this sends a subconscious signal to viewers not to take it seriously. "If you're not concerned with how your videos look and how can I expect them to care with my appearance and personal image in the context of being a student? "
Thus, making your video appear professional will not only make your online courses look professional, but you'll have the ability to generate more revenue from selling your videos!
Following the five steps outlined in the next steps will greatly increase the quality of your online courses regardless of the budget you've established.
1. You don't need to buy an expensive camera (yet)
I'd guess that 90% of people reading this post are using high-definition cameras. Look around in the pockets in your purse or at your desk. A laptop or smartphone with a camera are all you require to start.
There is no need to shell out money on a high-end DSLR camera, or a professional video camera to create videos that appear stunning.
Cameras are just one aspect in adding production quality to your video. If you've got the proper arrangement, lighting, and sound, you will be able to make a video that is mobile or tablet-based look stunning.
When you're confident in filming and have earned some dollars through the course, invest into an DSLR camera to get better quality footage. It is a bit more difficult to learn, but it will offer the highest quality, as well as the price.
My most favorite Vlogging (or creating marketing videos on your personal) camera is the Canon 70D. Canon 70D, due to its flip-screen capability, you are able to see yourself. The autofocus feature is fantastic and just stunning high-end.
2. Make a studio inside the house you live in
Where you shoot your video is more important than you think!
Imagine returning home to your spouse with an unclean home... you'll be a disaster for your chances of reentering the scene. It's a matter of the first impression you'd like to leave.
Filming videos in a dark, dim and lit basement can be an indicator of amateurism. So is the standard shelves you look at in the background that I could only utilize for the storage of materials from libraries.
There is no need to shell out cash on a high-priced video studio. You can build one in the comfort of your living area. I favor a colorful background made from paper as it's a very flexible alternative. No matter what the design of your office. Your office may end up being a total chaos... Just put the walls on top of the desk, and it's time to go on.
The great thing about colored backdrops is that you can find they come in any shade you'd prefer. This includes as your company colours , or something which is in line with the colors of your company. It's really easy to design an "look" for your videos , and that's the way to go.
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If you don't have sufficient space in your house it is possible to use an alternative like a hotel and AirBnB for a few hours to relax. The cost is lower than a video studio and , if you choose to add the background of your choice, you won't not even notice a change.
3. Be sure the audio quality isn't a problem and your videos will look not professional.
Most cameras come with built-in microphones. They aren't loud enough However, the problem is the fact that they're built into the camera, and are too remote for them to be top-quality.
It's easy to answer this question: that you simply need to buy an external microphone and choose one that's closest to your topic (in the case of speaking, for example). can speak). There are numerous microphones available to select for cameras that use video, but the cavalier is the best quality at a reasonable price, and it is fairly simple to set up. It is important to ensure that the product you pick has been specifically designed to work with smartphones since it needs specific jacks.
RODE SmartLav RODE SmartLav is the best option for a basic device, but it is more costly than cavalier microphones. The device is specifically made to be used on phones. But, it's smaller and is suggested to use an extension audio cord when you search for it online.
We have an Audio Technica ATR3350iS that is priced half the price.
Tip for purchasers: Use your headphones
If you're using the phone, it's likely that you've got an earbud with the microphone or remote that comes with the phone. In the event that you don't, you could utilize them to create videos. They'll have better audio quality even at a high volume. These aren't that pretty to see, so they're not the best selection for use in the workplace However, in the event of an emergency or when you're just beginning your trip: they're fantastic!
4. Make your video recordings on large windows.
Lighting plays a significant role in the overall appearance and feel of the film. Some of the most well-known Hollywood productions often spend days installing numerous light sources in order to look perfect. What's the point of spending money on a costly video lighting system when you could use light sources that you can locate?
Using only the light that's accessible, such as the sun or clouds, or the lights inside your house is the least expensive lighting option and usually one of the most stunning... so long you adhere to some fundamental rules!
Most of all the time, we shoot our videos before a huge screen because it produces an amazing gentle luminescence. It conceals pimples and wrinkles (not the fact that they're even noticeable!) and also creates beautiful and soft shadows.
The more windows are bigger the windows are, the more natural the lighting is. So, locate those windows with big windows, and set up your camera. To get the most beautiful photographs, you need to stand in front of your windows and turn it around so you're at an angle. Also, the further you are from your windows you are, the better.
TIP: Avoid "Raccoon Eyes"
Overhead lighting is a fantastic option But they can cause "Racoon eyes" and make you look exhausted as they create shadows and lines that are uncomfortable under your eyes.
Most of the time it can be solved by going backwards , until you are able to notice the light bulb isn't situated in the middle of your head however, it is a couple of feet further away.
This removes shadows from your eyes , and can significantly alter how you appear.
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A video tip "Raccoon Eyes" What do you get when you take an image (or snap photos) which have massive overhead lights, making you appear exhausted, tired, and exhausted. Solution: Just step back and the eye shadow will disappear. Make yourself the ideal raccoon.
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5. Eliminate the recordings on screen
As I am working, I have come upon creatives who prefer to produce screenshows or slideshows rather than uploading their photos to the camera. What's the cause? What is the reason why many people are unhappy with their videos?
It is possible that you fear being humiliated or being criticised, risk of being seen as a fool, the risk of having people judge you by calling you dumb, ugly, stupid, and many more.
Cortisol is a hormone that stimulates emotion. It releases (the hormone responsible for stress) throughout the body. This is a response to fear of feeling numb. It's common to experience the sensation of "freezing down" while filming your video.
Why do you must undergo all of this?
If you want to stay near to your target audience and make yourself an authority within your industry, you should be posting videos on your own. Students will sense that they're interested in your achievements and, as a result, will become more active and loyal supporters. Furthermore, the possibility to watch people's videos can create a distinct image for your school from videos with budgets that are small and competitive in the market.
If you're struggling with a lack of confidence as you prepare to record your next movie, here's how you can fix the issue:
- Recognize and praise yourself for attempting to shield yourself from harm. Keep in mind that it's not the right time for an antelope or a lion to feast on your. There's a good chance that nothing harmful could happen in the event that you're not portrayed as if you're being a fool.
- Then, consider your actual risks. What's at stake should you not adopt the video strategy to grow your company? Are you missing opportunities and not utilizing? Do you set expectations that are higher than what they should be? Do you want to alienate people that don't align with your values? (That's an excellent idea!)
- If you don't have the option of taking action on the video you're by default making the decision. By not taking action in this manner you're not taking note of the circumstances. Choose the business that you would like to operate.
- Get out of your head. Do a few sprints using the jacks. Move your body with all your muscles. Dance... Your body relaxes and helps to relax your body as well as your brain.
- There is no way to assess your work as effectively as you are able to judge your own self-image. Therefore, change your attention to your message along with the results your class has when your students are finished with the course. Imagine your favorite pupil taking in all the details while taking notes. This will help you relax.
Therefore, be sure that you are on camera. Introduce each chapter before you go to your screenshare video recordings.
Jan Keck is the Co-Creator of the Look F*cking Amazing on Camera program. Together alongside Natalia Kantor of BIG3 Video Agency they assist entrepreneurs create their own unique branding identities that shudder at the thought of being taken in the camera. They would like to be attractive in videos, and communicate their message throughout the globe, because by doing this you'll feel a personal connection with others who are part of the global community. You'll be known as the individual is truly you.
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