Are you creating videos consistently and need to use a studio on a budget? Decide which types of videos you plan to make so that you can set up the room in your house or office accordingly. After you’ve established the videos you’re making, use lighting, backgrounds, camera gear, electricity, ventilation, and soundproofing that is suitable for the video type and time of day you are shooting. Learn what you need to create an in-house studio to house all your production equipment and produce the videos you want in this clip from our video content course.
Filming Outside
Are you planning on shooting outdoors? Be prepared with what and how you want to shoot before you film anything outdoors as the location, time of day you plan to shoot, and legal documents all play a role in choosing the site. As shooting in exterior surroundings can be unpredictable, carry tools such as a windsock, ND filters, LED lights, and other essential camera sound and lighting equipment with you. In this clip from our video content course, we go over tips and advice to make filming outdoors a breeze.
Using a Studio
Need a studio to produce your videos? Having a place dedicated to shooting your videos can give you the flexibility to create what you want at a time and place that is convenient for you. Keep what type of videos you are producing in the back of your mind as you adjust the studio space. In this clip from our video content course, we discuss renting vs. creating a studio, and how important rearranging the lighting, background, electricity, ventilation, and soundproofing the studio is to the type of video you’re shooting.