July 9, 201500:50:00

5 Tips for Shooting Videos on a Budget

Today on Video Marketing Madness - 5 Tips for Shooting Videos on a Budget: 1) Camera. You can use your iPhone or a good Android (S5 or Galaxy Note). Get an app to control things like the iris and focus. iPhone has one called FiLMiC Pro. You can buy a camera at Best Buy for as little as $400 but make it has an audio input 2) Camera stabilization. Make sure you have a tripod (and adaptor if you use your cell phone). $40 will get you a good tripod at Best Buy 3) Audio. Folks judge a video by its audio. Try to stay away from the built it ambient mic and use a lapel mic that plugs into the camera. KV technologies has an adapter for cell phones. Rode makes a mic for cell phones and iPads. Ray sells a mic and tripod for cell phones. 4) Editing software. IMovie will edit right on your iPhone or iPad. Android has an app as well. Adobe Premier works on a PC or Mac. WeVideo.com is a good, free online editor 5) Lighting. Make sure you have plenty of that. Shooting outside is good. Indoors -  use LED or modern florescent light bulbs Video Marketing Madness made possible today by AWeber...the best way to grow and manage your list.  Be sure to "Like" the Video Marketing Madness Facebook page to get the plenty of useful tips and the news of the week:  Subscribe to the show on iTunes at and get all kinds of Free stuff from Ray the Video Guy! Subscribe to our YouTube channel.

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