My YouTube Talking Head Set-Up. Garage Studio.
This video is about how to set up an interview or talking head shot; the settings, lighting, lenses, microphones and cameras I use to maximize production quality of my YouTube setup.
I have just finished building my new custom YouTube studio into the garage of my new house. And while I agree that picture quality isn't everything, it SHOULD be the starting point. I dont know how to help you tell a good story, but I do know how to make you look pleasant while telling it.
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