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Okay just for the sake of my facebook
live feed I'll just show everybody the
audience there and i'll tell you why
later why i'm actually using facebook
live as well. It's part of one of the
tips that i'm going to be talking about
today so I hope we have lined that up
okay. Okay, so, when you're lining up a
video you don't want to have too much
headspace first tip for the day, okay?
easily just about a hand. Alright so, my
goal today is to help you to take your
teaching to the next level and I think
the fact that you're here today means
that you're a hundred percent committed to that.
Video, YouTube, second largest
search engine in the world it's really
like a giant learning platform isn't it?
is there anything that you can't learn
on youtube? How to videos for everything.
How to you- your plumbing breaks down,
doesn't matter what type of system
you got. It might be obscure somebody's
got a video on, to help you to fix that.
You want to bake a cake? Doesn't matter
what type of cake, somebody's going to
have a video on that. You go to ikea like
i do you come home and you put
everything you know in reverse back to
front and falls over there's a video to
help you. You can never read those
instructions. They're terrible. So, there's a
video for everything and so what you
need to do is you need to get on the
bandwagon to engage your students and
leverage your time with video.
My goal,
as I said is to- to help you create learning videos that will take it to the
next level i'm going to go through a
bunch of tips that's going to help you to
do that it's not that difficult.
First tip, first big tip, and this is the saying
that some of you may know, oor those in
the industry know the best camera that
you have is the one that you have on you
who hasn't got a smartphone on them
today? I didn't think so. Okay, some people
sleep with them next to it next to them.
Now, you've got- you've got the phone on
you at all times.
If you know how to shoot a decent
video at the end of this conference
today like I'm going to do I'm going to
interview a couple of people. Now, wouldn't
it be great to go home and having
interviewed a couple of other
professionals from your area related to
what you do that you can share with your
students or your learning organization
or your business. So, if you know how to
use a smartphone effectively you can do that.
so as I was introduced before my
name's Paul King. I've been in education
for over 20 years. Lots of different
roles. Developer, social media strategist
for seven years, I've developed websites, I've
been a teacher for 20 years and I do
I've done video production. I've been
involved for the last five years and now
i have my own video production company.
So, you can see a bit of a timeline here.
so in the early days with the scratchy
videos, no sound then you've got in the
middle that you've got a high-end
production set up there or camera that's
used in movies, TV, etc., and then you got
your smartphone. Now, if you went back 20
years, the high-end production camera the
smartphone is the same quality is what
you had 20 years ago in the studio. So,
you've got this amazing piece of
technology in your hand you just need to
know how to use it. So, I'm going to go
through seven mistakes made by amateurs
and how you can easily avoid them.
First one so many people do this. Where's my
other phone? We're looking at our phones
we always look at our phones like this
and then we see something- oh, let's film
that. No, it's like that. What are your
screens look like? They look like that.
They don't look like that. Okay, so first tip
you shoot horizontally in landscape not
in portrait. However, I would say and
there was somebody who mentioned this today,
if you're shooting video specifically
for certain social media sites like
snapchat
or say Instagram then yes it's okay to
hold it like that because their videos are
vertical. But, for most videos you need to
shoot horizontally and we've all seen
news broadcasts and there's breaking
footage and someone's got their iphone
like this and there's you know black on
either side and just this little strip
or YouTube videos like that. It's a
really simple tip but just that alone
can make a big difference with your
video. Hold your phone horizontally. Next
tip, you-re you've done 10 takes and then
you finally nailed it. you're getting
to the end of the video and someone
calls you on the phone. You know how many
times this happened to me? Set your
airplane mode to on. Okay? and then you
won't give those interruptions and you
will get them and it'll always happen
Murphy's Law little always happen when
you're doing your best recording so
that's another tip for you and don't
forget to turn it back off again to
receive those important calls. You might
think at the end of the day; Gee, haven't
got many calls today. Okay, next tip is
when you talk to somebody. You usually talk
to them at a high level. Okay? That's what
you need to film now I've got my tripod
set up today I'm talking to myself here
but I'm looking at myself at eye level
so to speak. I'm looking at my audience
obviously and i'm talking to them at eye
level. If the camera was really low or
really high would be a bit strange so
you've got two shots there now one with
the camera really low and a lot of
people they'll use where's my little
gorilla pod thingy here. They set it up
and they put on the cafe table or the
desk and it's like that you know and
you're talking down to people and when
you talk down to people it's like you
have more authority or more power you
know unless if your politician or something but
you don't really- that's what you- you
don't want to project that. You want to
come across as natural as personable as
warm and so you want to talk at eye
level if you hold it up too high now
you've probably seen movies where you
know there's a reason why they have the
higher shot so he's looking down the
person they diminish their weak you know
and if you use the camera too high as
well, your message is diminished as well
so that tip hold or set up your camera
at eye level so to set up your camera
and to have it steady, I use a tripod. Now,
people use selfie sticks I was at there
for yesterday I was going to use a
selfie stick and because i'm a bit of a
bit of a shaky hand was like yeah more
shake so I just- I didn't set up my
tripod I just held my hand against the
glass because you've got the nice light
come in and took a shot like that i
recorded myself like that. If you haven't
got a tripod, there's different ways you
can hold your elbows in like this and
steady your shot. You know different ways
that you can use it. But, if you're
serious about video and creating
smartphone videos invest in one of these.
They are about $95 at the end of the
presentation there's a link to a whole
lot of gear that you guys can get from a
good friend of mine Pacific hifi in
Sydney and Frankie's got a link there so
you can get actually really good prices
on this and some other devices i'm going
to talk about today so if you do get a
tripod once again if you get it like an
inexpensive one it might only come up to
here or here here you wanted to come up
trying to reconnect okay very good, that's the
internet here so you want to make
sure you buy it and you don't get home
and then you know you're still looking
down so you need to get a decent tripod
so this is a great one here because I
can actually pull this out I've got a
monopod as well and what I love about
this is i can easily adjust it and level
it because on professional stands you've
got to adjustment there let's say you're
on an uneven surface you're shooting
outside now we now go to adjust this
leg, I've got to adjust that leg
with this under here just pull out that
and it just- it moves it with this does
the same so it's a really good tripod.
I was looking around myself when I
started recording smartphone videos for
a decent tripod. Okay, so, we're back
online here. Next tip
and I'm breaking this tip right now; use
your back camera when you can not your
front camera. Now, the back camera is
always higher quality. So, if you've got
someone else to set up the shot for you
like I haven't got someone there
monitoring my shot. So, I'm using the
front camera but if I had the back
camera it would be higher quality my
phone's 8 megapixels compared to 12 okay?
So, on some phones, there's a big difference. So,
if you if you've got someone else with
you, set up- you get them to set up the
shot and in my online course, we are going
to all the the details about framing a
shot properly which would be here like
an hour later however when you're- if you
can use your back camera not your front
camera if you're by yourself obviously
you're going to use the front camera but
that's where you need to get good
lighting and in actual fact there's really
poor lighting up the front here I'm
surprised it's got a better light but then
you know go with what you've got so the
next tip is I'm recording my video now
we're used to looking at screen, aren't we?
all the time we're used to looking at the
screen we watch videos watch facebook
whatever it might be and recording video
and looking at the screen oh I'm not
looking at the lens you can see the
difference there I'm looking at the- the
lens and the screen there's only a
slight difference but you're not looking
at the camera. it's really important to
look at the camera because people feel
like you're speaking to them. You know in
a lot of professional video shoots so
many people theyr'e looking on there and they
just look to the side like that and they
just don't realize how dodgy that looks
like- you know? Or how shifty it looks
so if you are looking at a camera don't
look away like that either just keep
looking at the camera and there's
another thing as well people do. They
replicate the lens. So, they look at the
camera which is great but then they-
cameras don't blink and they start like
this as well and they- you know they don't
blink either and it looks you know
bit scary actually so when you're- here's
another tip when you're looking at the
lens or the camera think-
imagine it's your best student, your best
friend, best person in the world because
then if you're doing that how're you going
to talk to them? More conversational tone,
you're going to be a lot warmer you know
you're going to be totally different
than just thinking oh it's the lens there
okay in my online course I go into a lot
of details actually because what I found-
what happened to me is that I've been
behind the camera for many years and
that was my thing someone say oh you
might want to get in front no now I'm
behind the camera behind on behind the
camera and I thought- I've filmed
literally hundreds of teachers like you
guys they can just present you know
front of a lot of people students they
get in from the camera it's like oh Hi, I'm
Paul and- and it happened to me too it's
a normal thing. I- there's only one out of
ten teachers and anyone really it can
just present naturally now I was the
same and I learned techniques so that I
could present naturally and
authentically to camera and on my online
course, I'm actually going to details. So, I
think it's really important you might
have a great looking video but then if
you can't present well it's still not a
professional vide. Poor presenting good
looking. Okay, next tip next tip and the
gentleman was presenting before on
video. Also I mentioned this, just briefly
you need to lock your exposure when
you're presenting. So, let's say for
example today I'm interviewing somebody
after this event. What I'm going to do
I'm going to go into an app because I'm
on Android it's called open camera don't
figure it out, you'll have a link to
download all these tips at the end of
presentation. Open camera and you can go
in that's got the lock you can see the
lock there that's actually from open
camera is a whole lot different settings
but the most important one is locking
that exposure. In actual fact talking
about front-facing and back facing
facing cameras I can lock my exposure
with the back-facing camera, not with the
front-facing camera because it's not
higher quality- high enough quality
but anyways what you need to do is lock
it because if not exposure is amount
of light coming in. OK? So, if particularly
if you've got a lot of light behind you
which you'd normally want to avoid you
want the light in front of you you can
get- if people are moving around if you
even if you're moving around you can get
a lot of change in the exposure and that
makes a really amateur look you know the
videos going dark and light you're
becoming dark and light so what you do
is you get the exposure right by
clicking on the screen usually on your
face if you're exposing to the face I'm
something on the neck if I want to just
a little bit darker and then you lock it
on for those on iphone you can click and
hold I think iphone 6 and 7 and then
you'll get the option to lock your
exposure so make sure you lock your
exposure. How am I going for time? OK?
Hopefully good okay so I've gone through
those seven tips now I'm going to talk
about one device that will totally
transform your smartphone videos. There's
a saying in the industry and it's
absolutely true, audio is seventy percent
of your video not 50 not 60 but 70 now
we've all experienced watching really
good-looking videos on the internet with
really poor audio most people will put
up with it for 5 10 seconds unless that
message is so vital to you that you want
to keep listening to it you'll just go
somewhere else especially these days
with so many choices what does it feel
like when you get a call on the phone
and its really scratchy it's really hard
to hear. Do people- do you get annoyed with
that? Is it just me? I get really annoyed
with that and the same with video however,
if the video quality isn't that good
but the audio quality is really clear
then people will still watch it. Okay?
They can hear the message obviously it
has to be engaging as well so this mic
here that i'm showing you. Got the little
packet somewhere. Okay, this is- this is a
lavalier or lapel or lav mic and this
particular one is road which is an
australian brand i particularly like it
you can plug it directly into your phone
this one
right now on facebook and this is
actually an extension you can get as
well if need be. Normally, I don't it need if
I'm presenting to about this this close
to the camera, I don't need it but today
I'm using it just in case. Get an
extension for under one hundred dollars
it makes a massive difference with your
videos this is also another option as
well this is also a road directional mic
that you can plug directly into your
phone however on mine, mine's a bit a
little bit unusual because the input and
the cameras are really closer you
actually see the microphone sticking out
but on most phones you don't so if you
want a directional mic the difference
between the two the lapel mic and I'm
wearing- I actually got two, one from
the video crew and my own is
omnidirectional so it picks up about
five to six inches around you so it's
really good to you know have a nice
clear sound and not too much background
sound whereas the directional mic it
picks up sound wherever you pointing it to
so if you're sort of run and gun thing
where you're filming someone,
interviewing someone else this might be
a better option I always prefer the
lapel in my situations. So, that- if you're
serious about video buy one of these it
makes a huge difference any if you for
any reason you you don't want to or you
can't, then, just make sure you find its
really close to you because even with
the DSLRs which are really professional
cameras that- you know- the reason below
cost they use those in movies and shows
like house of film with with the canon 5d
DSLR but the microphones are terrible in
the industry just about always record
the sound separately okay on different
recorders. I know we've got one here
and then we sync it up later but you
don't really want to do that with the
smartphone in fact before I used to go
and try and record videos and
professional setup can take hours
sometimes by the time I set everything up
i'm just doing myself and like so
exhausted I can't do this video anymore
now I've just got a room at home or
elsewhere and I've just got everything
set up put put the phone on frame the
shot plug in the mic and away I go so
easy so quick or if you're out and about
like I said the best camera you have is
the one that
you have on you and we all have it with
us so to finish off i'm just going to
show you or talk about three ways to
maximize the effectiveness of your smart
phone video so once you've got out there
you've recorded some videos how can you
maximize that now everyone in this room
would know that it's good practice
anyway to have captions on your video
okay but I found out quite a good
workflow is if i upload my video to
youtube and then there it does captions
automatically you go through and you
just tweak it and you correct it you
save it and then you can actually export
down as an SRT file which is the file
that you use to upload and then you can
upload to Facebook now if you're using
facebook. Facebook group to your students
or Facebook pages or you want to promote
something absolutely necessary to have
captions on there because people look at
their Facebook feed and look at videos
it implies without sound now so if you
haven't got the captions there. They don't
know what you're talking about you won't
you won't get them in, and so if it's
interesting they may click on it but
seventy percent of people view videos on
facebook without any sound at all next
thing you can do is you think's tracked
the audio now podcasting is really big
and it's been around for a while but
apparently it's growing and it's just
going to keep growing podcasting people
you know they're out for a run or theyr'e on
the train they want to listen to experts
they want to listen different
interest podcasting is really big so
there's lots of different apps on your
phone and programs I'm not going to go
into that now that you can extract the
audio then you can use it as a podcast I
put on soundcloud iTunes a whole lot of
different places okay and which of
course makes it more accessible for
visually impaired students and third
thirdly you can use the transcript that
you have tweaked that add to it and put
up a blog post you know the most
important thing with your websites these
days with SEO is to have blog pieces in
there to be the content expert doesn't
matter about keywords and all that
anymore that just doesn't make much
difference at all it's being an expert
in your area
so blog posts are the best thing you can
possibly do for SEO okay so they're the
three tips and okay so who feels ready
to to go and get out there and film okay
few of you fantastic because you know
what that's the key just get out there
and do it practice and each time you do
it you'll get better at it okay so as a
Bonus today I'm going to- you can jump
onto my website and you can download the
note. They're the notes that I've been
talking about today seven common
mistakes so you can grab those there and
also the second bonus for my
up-and-coming course. I actually filmed a
workshop on creating professional
looking videos with your smartphone and
I'm putting that together as an online
course and i'll be doing other workshops
as well and in different cities as well
so if you want to grab a seventy percent
discount just for attendees then you can
jump onto my website as well there
should be a flyer in your in your bag as
well about this okay so I was asked
before I was interviewed before so why
use smartphones and when should you use
professional videos but the beauty of
smartphones is you know you can create
quick and easy videos let's say we have
a classroom of 30 students you're not
going to bring a professional video crew
in to film that it's not cost-effective
however if you're going to be showing a
video to hundreds or even thousands of
students then that's when you step up
and you bring in a professional crew or
if you're going to have a video that's
representing your organization that's
when you use a professional crew as well
at intro outro we also do virtual
reality videos and what we're doing now
with we're doing a whole lot of training
videos at the moment where we're setting
up first aid forklift and a few other
areas where training organization's
can just go in and say okay our students
want to do this it's all set up for them
they download the app there it is they
can do the training and save a lot of
time particularly in areas where you
know safety is an issue or they need to
get experience first
ok so that is my presentation hope you
enjoyed it and I enjoyed being part of
the conference today. Thank you everyone.
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