My recording studio - the lights, the cameras, the Camtasia!

[@bethcrook2635]

I love seeing your setup and behind the scenes! Thank you for sharing, Sean!

[@HowToCanvas]

My pleasure!

[@vuven8930]

I am literally making a workshop for my faculty about how have your home office be a studio for content production as well. You are over the target, as usual! Thanks for the extra info, always thought provoking.

[@HowToCanvas]

I'm glad it could help. I think the very first step is audio - the faculty should invest in good mics.

[@deanmaddock760]

I love that I found you. Finally working out the possibilities of Canvas, and am a devoted Camtasia user. Happy. I love awesome instructional design. Thank you .

[@HowToCanvas]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@ProfessorGregoryBeyrer]

Thanks for sharing your studio and notes about process. It's very helpful for those of us looking to make videos.

[@HowToCanvas]

My pleasure!

[@muimid]

Awesome video...and setup! I would like to help setup a small studio for my school and this video is just spot on. Could you kindly list the items you've mentioned and (probably) add them to the video description? Would be great. You could include a link to where you purchased them as well (or a similar item). Thank you making this.

[@HowToCanvas]

I'll try to add those items to the video description. This past week we had to deal with a hurricane running through the state or I would have gotten to it sooner.

[@muimid]

@@HowToCanvas Hey. Sorry about the hurricane ordeal. I hope you came through alright. Once you get up to speed, please remember the items list.

[@HowToCanvas]

@Daniel Muimi Finally updated the video description with links. The irony - get this - is that another hurricane passed through just this morning. But I still have power and I am still working today.

[@adamhe67]

What brand/model fan is that?

[@HowToCanvas]

It's a fun little battery fan that has a light if you want to take it camping. a.co/d/fApYSUX