Creating Video Content on a Budget Workshop | May 19

Are you new to video making or do you want to learn some new creative production tips? This introductory video class looks at essential video equipment as well as more advanced concepts. You will receive expert advice on techniques that can be applied to existing or future video projects.

This class is ideal for any brands, businesses, or anyone who simply wants to improve their video production on a budget!

Please note that this is a beginner class, however, some intermediate concepts will be covered which will appeal to existing video makers. Some experience creating video on a smart phone/iPhone, camcorder or DSLR is a bonus, but not necessary.

Some key elements that we'll cover in this session include:

• Video types right for your brand / business

• Common video mistakes

• Light basics – Introduction to Two-point lighting

• Equipment for your project

• Tips to produce higher quality video

• Post production final touches

• Understanding of basic equipment necessary for your video project

• Learn basic camera shots which will improve any video

• How assets such as music, images and B-ROLL can add an extra dimension to your video production

• This class is taken completely online via Zoom.
• We will provide a link to the session 24 hours before & again, on the day of the class, to the email used to purchase a ticket. If you have signed up on behalf of a friend or colleague, please forward along this information.

NOTE: this class will not be recorded, however, slides will be sent within 7 days following the session.

After working in the corporate world, Nigel Camp decided to follow his passion and founded DevilBoy Productions, an independent film production company, and The Drone Dude which offers aerial filmography and photographic services. Nigel is also author of The Video Effect which teaches brands how to use video to market themselves effectively. His blog is available at thevideoeffect.tv

Nigel has filmed throughout the UK and countries including Kenya, Botswana, Mexico, Jamaica, Spain and Croatia. Prior to working in the film sector, Nigel worked for 10 years in the telecommunications software industry managing software product roadmaps.