
You want to teach online but you don’t know where to get started – that’s what this course explains!
Cameras come in all shapes, sizes and prices. Don’t be too eager to buy an expensive model.
You’ll need a stand to keep your camera stable. Here I explain how to choose and use a tripod.
Good audio is vital for an online course. Here I explain some of the microphones you might want to consider.
If you need to take action videos a super-portable camera such as a GoPro is just the ticket. As I explain here, you can even ‘wear’ a GoPro!
One of the characteristics of a poorly made course is that it uses bad lighting. Here I explain how to avoid that problem.
Maybe you don’t have the space for a dedicated video studio. No problem! Here I show how I set up a studio in a cramped and noisy corner of my house.
You will need some video-editing software and you may also want to record from your computer screen. That’s the subject of this lesson.
So you are sitting in front of your camera and now it’s time to start talking. Should be simple? Or maybe not…
You want to make online courses, tutorials or demos but you don’t know where to begin? Top-selling instructor, Huw Collingbourne, reveals the secrets of making professional videos on an amateur budget. Huw has taught more than 43,000 students on Udemy. He recorded all his videos single-handedly in a tiny room at home with budget-priced equipment. If Huw can do it, so can you. This course shows you how.
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