The Audio/Video Gear That I Use To Make YouTube Videos

This video shows you all the camera, sound, editing, and lighting gear that I use to make videos for YouTube. I've always kept these details secret, up until now... but I thought it might be interesting for people to see how I do it. First, we take a look at all the various cameras I use to shoot my videos. My main camera is a Canon EOS 80D, but I also use a variety of GoPros as well as the camera in my Google Pixel phone... depending on the situation. I'll show you the special things that each can do. I also show you the inexpensive teleprompter that I use, so that I can read my script aloud as I look directly in to the camera. Being scripted keeps my videos more concise than other YouTube videos that I often see, and allows me to focus on good, accurate writing before I ever start shooting the video. Next I tell you all the secrets of how I get that "radio sound" when I'm talking to the camera or doing voiceovers. There are two specific pieces of equipment needed, and they are a bit expensive... but worth it, I think. I also talk briefly about lighting, and the use of lighting softboxes to provide good diffused light in those situations where natural light won't do. Finally, I tell you about the inexpensive video editing software that I've used for years. It's far more affordable than Adobe Premiere or Apple's Final Cut Pro. Links to the products mentioned in the video: DJI Osmo Mobile 6 Gimbal: https://amzn.to/3DUCezx Electrovoice RE20 Microphone: https://amzn.to/3Wq2YiM DBX 286s Mic Preamp & Processor: https://amzn.to/3zDEDML Corel Videostudio Pro video editing software: https://www.videostudiopro.com Video Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:00 Cameras 6:00 Audio 9:25 Lighting 11:40 Video Editing 12:40 Wrap Up