10 Tips For Creating Great Content

If facing the camera, position the camera slightly above eye level, and make sure to speak looking into the camera in order to connect with your audience.

Make sure the subject of your video is centered and in-frame, regardless of your gestures or movement. 

Audio quality is more important than video quality.

For course content, make sure the video orientation is horizontal, not vertical

Always make sure to test all of your equipment to make sure all is in working order before going live or recording. 
 

Always run through your topic at least 3 times out loud before hitting record. Use this time to get comfortable with what you are saying. 

If you’re recording live, be sure to close all unneeded applications on your computer that aren’t being used in your presentation to improve performance

If you find yourself speaking about a topic that might be too broad, consider breaking your topic up into individual lessons, or even a completely separate course.

Get personal, and be relatable. Step into the mind of your audience - what’s something real you can share that will resonate with them?

Keep your audience engaged. Ask questions, provoke thoughts, and inspire people to follow up with you.