A timely and welcomed topic, Billie.

With your permission ... I'd like to use it in my blog ... Full attribution of course.

Here's a few more ideas to help grease the rails.

A few things before you start ..... Expect to use up at least a day for creating your script and another half a day for filming.

1. Write a script and try to memorize it. Record it without video to get a sense of how you sound

2. Turn off phone, cell phone, alarm clocks etc.

3. Have a glass of water handy.

4. Visit the bathroom before you commence filming your epic.

5. Try and use natural light for filming.

6. A Camcorder is far better than a Webcam for filming and even the $100 units do a fair job. (The flip sceen models will save you a ton of time with staging).

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Enjoy.

Teddy Towncrier CPP Towncrier-Media.com Supercharging Your Visions.