Introduction to Live Streaming - Hosting your own talk show

This video is a walk through of all the course files you will be using. Paul opens each file in their respective program and talks about what you will be using each file for.

This video shows you how to use Photoshop to create slides that can be used in your video stream.  Paul downloads some of the same course files you have been provided with and shows you how you can use Photoshop to improve and personalize images for your stream. 

This video shows you how to use Adobe Effects to edit your video background and how to add it into the camera video of your live feed.

This video is for those that have experience with Adobe After Effects, it is not a tutorial video for those who are beginners or have not used this software before.  Paul uses the varies tools available in Effects to show you how you can edit and export your own video files for segments such as video Intros and Outros.  This video is very helpful for learning how to customize your live streams.

In this video we use Photoshop to create our live stream content. Paul demonstrates how you can use Photoshop to create slides which is a great use of content to add into you live video stream. We use slides like you see on the Daily Show or John Oliver. This is a popular way to display pictures/videos of the content your live show is all about. 

In part 1 of our introduction to live streaming we will give a quick overview of the tools you need to create professionally branded content for live shows. This is not a deep dive, just a quick overview of the tools we use to create our live streaming software which include: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe After Effects and a live streaming production software such as: vMix, Wirecast, xSplit or OBS (Open Broadcaster).

In Part 2 of our introduction we begin to discuss technology hardware and software combinations for setting up live broadcasts. These technology packages are set up for various live streaming solutions including NewTek, vMix and Wirecast. The NewTek NDI is a technology you can use to communicate with a producer during your live streams. Two way communications between on screen talent and off stage producers is key to professional broadcasts. Now the technology for robust communication between various parties is so accessible over the internet it can easily be used during your live broadcasts. With technology like the NewTek NDI it can also be used for remote control and live streaming of your next show! 

This video shows the live streaming set up the PTZ Optics team used at a music festival called Pretty Good Fest.  Paul shows you all the equipment he is using, the brands, and what they are bringing to the table to create a professional quality live stream. 

This lecture is a case study reviewing how major brands are using live streaming technology. The purpose of this video is learn how major companies are using live streaming and understand the scope of the industry. 

This video outlines how we host our live talk shows. You will learn how to set up a professional live broadcast in a talk show style like you see on TV.

This video is an introduction to micro streaming which is a great way to promote marketing videos live without any post production.