John Doe

Talking Head Video wie ein PRO aufnehmen (Interviews, Youtube, Online-Kurse und mehr)

That was brilliant Lisa! Well Done!!

Hey Lisa, I just had a look and first off, I am very impressed! You followed the class very carefully and put it all into practice. There is really not much at all to improve on I would say. You got a beautiful bright image, with your keylight coming from the side. I like the audio quality as well, the mic works perfetly well where it is. The only reason for another position would be if you yourself prefered it to be invisble. I also like the framing and the composition. Its clear that you paid attention to symmetry in the background and created a nice little scene behind you. Great work, I really like it. Not cluttered, not distracting and it fits the topic of your videos very well.Overall, I am afraid I can not offer much additional help, except encouragement! You did great and it does not show at all that you are uncomfortable. This will become less over time and I hope that you can teach and inspire a lot of people with your talents!Let me know if you have any open questions at any point.All the best and God bless you, Lisa! Dennis

Dennis! Thank you so much. I'm so glad it looks good and a bit relieved too. I just followed your instructions. Your class has taken me from zero to something, which is brilliant. One extra question for you. What do other people with glasses do? Is it always a problem with lights around? I'm going to film my intro and conclusion today for my first class.

Yeah, its a common problem. All you can really do is move the light source so that it doesn't reflect in the image. You said you have another window right behind the camera, right?

One thing you could do is try do put curtains or something similar to remove the bright light. But other than that, its really all about finding an angle where there are no reflections. Hope that helps and I wish you all the best with your first class, I am sure it will be a good class.

Hi Dennis, I wanted to let you know I made my first intro video. I'm sure there is a mountain of improvement to make but it's a start. Small steps are usually better than no steps! I wanted to say that's again for your guidance. Appreciate it. <a target="_blank" rel="noopener external nofollow" href="https://www.skillshare.com/classes/Healthy-Digital-Habits-How-to-Take-Charge-of-Your-Information-Consumption/1532076185/projects?via=teaching">www.skillshare.com/classes/Healthy-Digital-Habits-How-to-Take-Charge-of-Your-Information-Consumption/1532076185/projects?via=teaching</a>

Hey Dennis, 
Loved the class. Thank you. 
My video is here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rGkBUgA8OOHpd4u60ExJCf2v9cqbgq8L/view?usp=sharing
Can you view it like this? It's a public link on my google drive to a .mov file. 
Looking forward to your thoughts. 
I forgot to share some context in the video. I'm working towards a skillshare class and want to film some intros &amp; conclusions. I'm a writer who draws. 
 
Lisa

First attempt at a talking head video

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