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Video can reach people who prefer to watch, and it adds gear and editing time. The Podcasting Video guides help decide if it is worth it and show how to start simply.
They treat sound as the priority and add picture where it helps.
Deciding to add video
Weighing the work comes first. Then starting a video podcast gives a simple plan.
Gear and setting
Cameras, lighting and set design shape how the show looks.
Recording, editing and publishing
Remote video, editing and uploading to YouTube finish the workflow.
Video at a glance
| Guide | Best for |
|---|---|
| Cameras | Picking a camera |
| Lighting | Better looking video |
| Editing | A cleaner cut |
| YouTube Upload | Finding viewers |
Video starter path
- Decide if video fits
- Pick a simple camera setup
- Light the scene
- Record audio and video together
- Edit and publish
Keep in mind
- Good audio matters more than a fancy camera
- Natural window light can replace a kit
- Video can be added to a show later
- Short clips make the best promotion
Questions about video podcasts
Do I need video to grow?
No. The video decision guide lists the signs that video might help.
What camera do I need?
A modern phone or webcam is enough to begin. Cameras for video podcasts has options.
Can I upload an audio podcast to YouTube?
Yes. The YouTube guide explains how.