How to Design and Build an Inexpensive Video Recording Space

Will Taggart Monroe

Abstract


This article provides practical guidance regarding the rationale for and design of an inexpensive video recording studio.  The article includes a brief illustration of a case study based in an academic library.  However, the design is applicable to any library that provides support to instructors or library staff who wish to create high-quality video recordings, including screencasts and slide presentations.  Specific hardware and software recommendations are provided.  In addition, broad suggestions regarding the importance of addressing audio, lighting, and other challenges are provided to help guide the reader interested in creating their own space.  The article is intended to aid library staff who may lack experience with dedicated recording spaces but who are interested in achieving high-quality results.


Keywords


Educational technology; Video recording; Screencasting; Recording studio; How-to guide; Case study

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