Video production: Broken into steps

- No, no, no. This doesn't look quite right. Why don't we try it like this? (fingers snapping) Ah, this is much, much better. Switching from that to this took me literally 10 minutes. The trick is just knowing what to look out for, and this is exactly what you're going to learn in this class. Hi, I'm Enri, a travel and commercial photographer and filmmaker based in Italy, but I'm usually on the go, telling the stories of my client's brands through images and videos. I've helped partnerships and created content for the likes of Airbnb, Oppo, Pagani, and many others. Everyone is diving into video today and it has become vital to establish your online identity. Instagram stories, reels, TikTok, YouTube, but it can be so overwhelming. It looks simple until you hit record and then nothing seems right, and then suddenly you have to learn a whole new thing, even before starting to record what you were meant to in first place. So in this class, we're going to break video production down in many simple steps for you to be able to record your first videos. We're going to talk about scripting, how to prepare your set, how to use natural and artificial lights in your favor, how to record super clear audio, and how to film additional material that will enhance your message, and then how to bring it all together in post-production with nice movie edits, visuals, everything. This class is aimed at anyone who wants to create video content by themselves. If you have your own brand, your shop, if you're an artist or if you're a photographer that realized that video is taking over all the platforms nowadays. All you need is a simple camera to begin with, and yes, your smartphone will do just fine. For the class project, you're going to be recording a one-minute video from scratch, presenting yourself and your space. By the end of the class, you're going to have all the knowledge necessary to create your own content and make it look like a high-value production even without owning the most expensive gear. You're going to have a clear checklist in your mind about the things to look out for to have successful recording and editing sessions on your own. It's going to be an exciting journey. We are here to get the ball rolling together. All right, I'll see you in the other side.