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Once you’ve got the content figured out and your onscreen presence is dialed in, here are a few tips for creating even better videos.

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What Equipment Do I Need?

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Regardless of your setup, there are only 3 things you’ll need to produce videos:

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The following are budget-friendly options. See https://boisestateecampus.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/MT/pages/edit-v2/2365358081?draftShareId=b210f9d5-0fb5-4348-922c-5b06a257186a&inEditorTemplatesPanel=auto_closed Recommended Multimedia Equipment mid-level options.

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While this equipment will certainly bump up the quality of your remote productions, it’s definitely not necessary. Use the webcam built into your laptop or your smartphone. Adjust your chair height, stack books, or use whatever you might have to get your camera at eye level for a flattering angle. Sit facing a window or set up a lamp behind your computer for better lighting. You can usually use smartphone earbuds with a built-in mic for better-quality audio.

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The following remote video production equipment (or similar equivalents you can find) are some recommendations that will help make producing webcam videos a breeze.

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The following items are inexpensive but help produce a high-quality video with equipment that’s sure to elevate your mobile videos.

For phones without a headphone jack:

Professional Quality Equipment

Contact eCampusvideo@boisestate.edu to discuss what they use and recommendations

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Albertsons Library Video Production Site

Boise State’s Albertsons library has a Video Production Studio with a simple recording setup that faculty, students, and staff can reserve. Go to their reservation page to learn more details.

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