Using video to drive traffic to your website [Creator's Tip #9]

[thepaperfootball]

This is a great video. I have learned a lot.

[allhailskippy]

Have you already done a video about lighting?

I'd love to hear your thoughts/recommendations on how to get good lighting indoors when there's no good outside light available (rainy days/night time)

[reelseo]

@allhailskippy Umm, not on lighting specifically. There's already a lot of videos on YouTube about indoor 3-point lighting, though. Have you checked some of them out? That's essentially what my Creator's Tip on indoor lighting would be on anyway.

[allhailskippy]

@reelseo I haven't checked any out, but I will. Thanks for the tip. (I'm still pretty new at this, and sometimes it can be difficult to even know what terms to search for)

[MVTmedia]

Wow, you guys give really great information! Are you using a green-screen? What video-editor are you using? Do you know of any GOOD yet inexpensive video-editors with chromakey capability?

[reelseo]

@MVTmedia Thanks! Glad you find it helpful.

No green screen, just a white sheet with some lights. Look back in our archives a bit and I do a "behind the scenes" video that gives a tutorial about how I do the white background super-easy.

I'm a Final Cut guy, but been using Adobe Premiere lately since FCPX was such a fail.

[TreeLightPictures]

Great, call to action tip is great!

[HowToBecomeTV]

Good find on the CTA! Thanks Timster! I actually learned something new.

[reelseo]

@HowToBecomeTV haha You're welcome! You sound like you're a bit surprised. :) Glad it's helpful!