Today, we're talking about video podcasting. This is part two of three, specifically how to actually set up video podcasting, the things you need to convert it from a podcast to an actual video podcast.

I hope with today's lesson, how to get set up, you realize how easy it can be for every podcaster to be recording their show. Not to become a YouTuber tomorrow, but at least to have the assets for you to use in the future for when you are ready. There's no better time like the present to start.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Find out the best starter camera
• Discover what tool dramatically increases your video quality
• Get encouraged to start and motivated to build on your foundation
• Find out how to work your personality into your videos

QUOTES:

"The cameras that we're talking about here don't have to be fancy. I know a lot of people have DSLRs and things they set up. That's advanced."

"Get the camera that works for you, hopefully a webcam that's USB-based that has HD 1080P."

"What people don't realize is a simple webcam can create very crisp footage, especially if it's 1080P. The difference between a good-looking video and a bad-looking video (most of the time) is the lighting, not the camera."

"I don't want you to have to set everything up again, take it out of the closet, and put it where it needs to be. That's going to slow you down."

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Part 1: Why You Should Have a Video Podcast

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