Recording Your First Course
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Overview
What you'll learn
- Build a stable setup with a phone and one light
- Record clean voice audio without echo
- Speak naturally to the camera
- Edit and subtitle with free software
No studio and no camera needed. One phone, one light and one quiet room are enough to film a course people will pay for.
The course covers setup, light placement, audio, speaking to the lens without stumbling, and what to cut and keep when editing. At the end, a full sample lesson is filmed from scratch using the same workflow.
Curriculum
Chapter 1: Gear
- Your phone is enough: the three things you need
- Sound matters more than picture
Chapter 2: Shooting and editing
- How long should a unit be
- Lighting with a single lamp
- Editing comes down to three things
Instructors
Po-Yu Chen
Online course operations consultant
Has helped more than forty teachers move their classes online, handling recording, pricing, payments and referral programs hands-on. These three courses come from mistakes he made along the way.
FAQ
Is my old phone good enough?
Any phone from the last five years works. The course shows how to turn off beauty filters and lock exposure; the quality gap is smaller than you think.
Do I need a microphone?
We recommend a lavalier mic around NT$1,000. Audio matters more to students than image quality, so it is the one thing worth spending on.
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