The quickest, cheapest way to professonal looking videos.
If you've been stumped by how to create beautiful, professional looking videos then I have the answer for you. It doesn't lie in expensive cameras or fancy equipment.
The secret to creating great videos lies in the lighting.
I was listening to Eben Pagan's How To Advertise To Attract Customers On The Internet yesterday and he revealed the secret behind their very professional looking videos and that is lighting.
More specifically a softbox. A softbox is a light with some sort of diffusing material over the light. And the best part is that they're pretty cheap. A set of three softbox lights is around $139. A fraction of what a fancy camera would cost and the results you get are even better.
Of course, you'd have to play around with the positioning of the lights in order to get the best effect, so it's best to set them up and leave them there so that when you're ready to record, just flip them on and you're ready to roll.
I've turned a medium sized walk-in closet into a studio by setting up my lighting and soundproofing there. If you can do that or have a separate room in your house you can turn into a studio, that would be great. If not, make do with what you have.
Hope this tip helps those of you who want to great professional looking videos without breaking the bank.
The secret to creating great videos lies in the lighting.
I was listening to Eben Pagan's How To Advertise To Attract Customers On The Internet yesterday and he revealed the secret behind their very professional looking videos and that is lighting.
More specifically a softbox. A softbox is a light with some sort of diffusing material over the light. And the best part is that they're pretty cheap. A set of three softbox lights is around $139. A fraction of what a fancy camera would cost and the results you get are even better.
Of course, you'd have to play around with the positioning of the lights in order to get the best effect, so it's best to set them up and leave them there so that when you're ready to record, just flip them on and you're ready to roll.
I've turned a medium sized walk-in closet into a studio by setting up my lighting and soundproofing there. If you can do that or have a separate room in your house you can turn into a studio, that would be great. If not, make do with what you have.
Hope this tip helps those of you who want to great professional looking videos without breaking the bank.