Make sure to leave a buffer of roughly 10 seconds at the beginning and end of your clips.You can also adjust the settings of the mic on your computer (Settings on PC, System Preferences on Mac). Adjust mic placement (if external) or your distance from the computer to get a good balance.Examples like moving a mug or adjusting a lamp will be picked up, and could interfere with your talk. It will also pick up sounds of you shifting objects. Be aware that your mic will pick up all typing and mouse clicks.Keep all noises to a minimum while you’re recording – this includes typing, mouse clicks, shuffling paper, humming fan, air conditioner, opening and closing doors and windows etc. Opt for a room with as little echo as possible.Ensure that you record the audio in a quiet space, with no background noises.Listen for echoing, muffling or clipping (when you talk too loudly and the audio gets distorted). Test your audio before making your final recording.It is highly recommended that you use an external microphone to record the audio voice over. When recording yourself talking to the camera please frame above the shoulders and record with the camera aligned to the eyes. We highly recommend that you avoid recording a video with only a “talking head”.The video could also include slides, graphics, photographs, film material, etc.
We recommend that you use the highest quality settings while recording the video. You can record your presentation using a video camera, a web-cam, a handy-cam, a tablet, laptop, desktop computer or even with a smart phone.
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