To do certain things in your videos, you need certain gear & software. Some of it is even free. Here we'll discuss the bare essentials, along with some higher-end options you can go with (or upgrade to later).

There are some specific things you need to keep in mind (and common mistakes to avoid) when talking to the camera, so in this lesson we'll go into detail about what they are.

When you have a green screen, your possibilities multiply exponentially. From basic high-quality background replacement to actually interacting with any visual reference you're displaying to the student, a green screen takes your virtual and video teaching to a whole new level. In this lesson we'll cover ALL THINGS Green Screen, from setup to software and ways to use it.

OBS Studio, even without a green screen, is highly recommended if you're going to teach lessons virtually (over Zoom or the like) as well as for recorded video content. Far from just being a high-tech "fancy" option, OBS gives you abilities for presenting your lessons that are more powerful than merely telling someone verbally, allowing you to incorporate custom on-screen visuals into your lesson presentations.

Streamlining your editing process and learning your editing software is vital. In this lesson I'll discuss the main focal points, as well as some handy tips for preparing & optimizing video and images for your OBS presentations.