Over at the Download Squad, Ryan Carter has written an excellent article about his experience producing a video on the cheap. Ryan produced this video in a day and a half with no budget. His equipment included a Kodak DX7590 Digital still camera that records video (you read it right, not a camcorder but a still camera), a cheap tripod, a multimedia cart, duck tape (every production needs this), a laptop, Audacity software and a microphone. This is only part 1 and I can't wait for part 2. Don't forget to read the comments because some good suggestions are popping up.Produce your own semi-professional videos
Over at the Download Squad, Ryan Carter has written an excellent article about his experience producing a video on the cheap. Ryan produced this video in a day and a half with no budget. His equipment included a Kodak DX7590 Digital still camera that records video (you read it right, not a camcorder but a still camera), a cheap tripod, a multimedia cart, duck tape (every production needs this), a laptop, Audacity software and a microphone. This is only part 1 and I can't wait for part 2. Don't forget to read the comments because some good suggestions are popping up.
1. Hey, thanks for the write-up.
Posted at 11:07PM on Oct 9th 2006 by Ryan Carter