How To Get The Best Possible Dynamic Videos Output?

Recording Set Up

  1. Ensure your default camera and default microphone are the correct devices. This can be found in your settings. 
  2. Avoid using a Bluetooth headset as your default microphone.
  3. Record in a well-lit room where the light is shining on your face.
  4. Avoid recording with light behind you (ie. in front of a window).
  5. Do not wear a hat that creates a shadow over your face.

Recording Best Practices

  1. Ensure your entire face is located within the red oval that appears on your screen when you start recording.
  2. When recording, start your Dynamic Video with "Hey there" followed by a brief conversational pause, and then the rest of your message.
  3. When you finish "Hey there", close your mouth so that your lips touch before starting the rest of your message.
  4. When you get to step two, ensure that "Hey there" is properly identified by Potion. You'll know this worked because the words "Hey there" will have a purple highlight.
  5. If when you get to step two the words "Hey there" and only the words "Hey there" aren't highlighted, re-record. 

Other Tips

  1. Do your best to record all of your video messaging in the same room/environment. The more consistent your environment, the more consistent your audio and video output will be across all of your videos.
  2. Write your script in bullet points rather than full sentences so that when you deliver your script, it doesn't feel scripted.
  3. Mistakes are okay, you're only human! Avoid re-recording until you have a "perfect" video. 

By following these tips for recording setup, best practices, and general video creation, you can ensure your Dynamic Videos are consistently high-quality and engaging. Remember, a friendly and conversational tone goes a long way, so relax, be yourself, and focus on delivering your message in a clear and concise way. With a little practice, you'll be creating professional-looking Dynamic Videos in no time!

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