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Building a Broadcast Streaming Studio in My Classroom
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- This summer I wanted to build a new set for the high school Broadcast class that I teach. It was a crazy process that came out much better than I ever could have hoped thanks to help from a very unlikely source.
The beginning of the video is me giving context and background info, go ahead and skip to 10:49 if you just want to see the studio/set.
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This is the kind of teacher who deserves to be named "teacher of the year".
Ahh shucks, thank you! 🙏
i realize it's quite randomly asking but do anybody know of a good site to stream newly released series online ?
@Terrell Kristopher i watch on flixzone. Just search on google for it =)
@Briar Coleman yup, been watching on flixzone for since april myself :D
@Briar Coleman thank you, signed up and it seems like a nice service :) I appreciate it!!
There is nothing wrong with teachers doing their regular jobs everyday, teaching kids everything that they know, etc. That is perfectly fine and they are already heroes for that. But its people like you who go the extra mile that makes life even more sweeter. This is why the universe conspired to provide you with everything you needed to build this beautiful studio. All the people who helped you, the resources, donations, and physical and mental strength you needed for this project was provided to you because the universe knows you will use it for a greater purpose, with genuine sincerity and I hope this inspires even more people to do the same.
Thank you! It is incredible when things seem to align for a positive purpose.
If only you knew how much I've learned from your vlog. My friend is staring a talk show and this will guide her a lot
I’m so glad to hear it! Thank you and good luck to her!
What's your friend's channel? so I can check it out!
Well done! I'm building one for my business to shoot vids in-house. I do praise and worship at my church and we have over $1.5mm in video, sound and lighting equipment :) I have $1500 bux. I built one before that would rival that of many larger groups. NOW that I've seen what you've done, it's given me TONS more ideas. Thanks for the vid! Good Luck Tom!
That’s awesome to hear! Sounds like you’re already used to thinking outside the box to get stuff done. I’d love to see what you make.
I've seen your video more than once now and found parallels with my experience. I work in the disability industry and run a media activity. Since its inception , we have
grown to a multiple camera operation. The struggles that we have had to endure are very similar to yours, we've basically self funded to acquire equipment and with my technical background got our studio working. The studio is very near to being fitted out with separate control room and sound proofing etc. The story, your journey is extremely motivating and it is great you have shared it.
It’s a tough journey, but I think it’s more rewarding in the end. Thanks for sharing your story along with the kind words, it really made my day 👍
Covering the basics with a can do approach, offering ways to create broadcast studio with a professional look on a budget will be & I am sure has been appreciated by many. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Daniel! I really appreciate the kind and encouraging words.
@@tombuck I am in the middle of designing my 2nd Video production system. The accent lighting you cobbled together is awesome & borrow your concepts for sure. My current project presents more challenges people/portrait lighting over a 40 foot square area. 200 lights/locations should do it if my math & geometry is correct. I normally run only 16 to 20 lights. I am also willing to share ideas for lighting on a budget.
Long time viewer but I’ve never seen this. It was great to have this video served to me today. I’m actually revamping my studio as I type. It was so great to see what you’ve accomplished/ how far you’ve come. I honestly think your current studio 2023 is the best looking on UA-cam! Better than the hundreds is see included MKBHD. Thank you for all you did for these kids and for what you do for us now!
The context in this video is incredibly helpful. I've been trying to design my studio and its great to see where you started and what you can build too. It's incredibly helpful to someone who is just starting off.
I'm so happy to hear that! Best of luck to you!
July 2019 I am watching this for the first time and LOVE what you do and are doing. Life is full of challenges and I think all will learn new things. I have learned some great resourceful tips from this video, You sir have great passion and enthusiasm and energy - I wish I had a teacher like you but hey you weren't even born when I was in school. Thank you
Thanks Spike! I’m glad you took something good away from the video and I appreciate the kind words!
Tom, just saw this video while doing research for my school! Our high school doesn't want to do a broadcast class, so I'm pitching the idea for the Junior High! We have no where near the budget or classroom space y'all do, but this... this was inspiring! It's 6 years old, but still great! (Oh yeah, love your other stuff, too!)
Your so awesome, YOUR School, Students and Parents are so lucky to have an amazing Teacher such as yourself. THANK YOU so much for all you do...
Thank you very much! I really appreciate hearing that. I actually moved on from teaching this past Spring, but I'm very happy to say that my program is in really good hands and they use this studio every day 👍
This is extremely helpful, and well done with the constraints of a new space that, while nice, didn’t quite fit your needs. I’m a K-12 architectural designer and I’m working on an interior renovation for a new high school tv production studio, so this is part of my research to see what I can include in the new design. I’m taking notes, great job and thanks for sharing it on UA-cam!!
Wow that’s such a cool job! I’m glad the video helped and hope your current project turns out great!
Great video, Tom. Your students are very lucky to have you! And we are lucky because you're sharing :)
Wow, thank you so much for the kind words!
Hey Tom, this looks amazing! I've watched a couple videos and wow! The amount of work you put in is crazy! Great job! You really are a teacher, not just in school, but life in general! Keep up the hard work!
I would love to visit this and show people how amazing this is!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate the kind words. If you're based around Southern California there's definitely a good chance to come check things out.
Feel free to email me at theenthusiasmproject@gmail.com anytime.
You did an excellent job!! I love your set!!! I’ve been knocking my head like crazy for set Ideas. Your is truly an inspiration!
It’s fun to design sets like this! I’m glad you found some inspiration here! 👍
I am a teacher at Rockbridge Elementary School in DeKalb County, right outside of Atlanta. My background is in theater, (acting and directing). My students love doing the morning news show. It is very juvenile and simple right now, and I want to take it to the next level. Your studio is awesome! I know our studio is not the same caliber as yours but we want to make it better. You are an inspiration.
Good luck! It’s a fun ongoing project to work on.
Man, you SHOULD be proud! That's an amazing set up! I especially love the labeling and cable management. Not because I'm organization freak myself, but I think that will genuinely help students also learn about the inner workings of your set on their own. Kudos once again 😃
Thanks! That was my thinking too- just make it as clear as possible what everything does.
Really cool project. You did a brilliant job. I don't understand how teachers are left to spend their own money when in my opinion they don't even make enough for all the work that they do. I am not a teacher, but I know how hard some of my teachers used to work, and not only during school hours, it was pretty much during the evening too. So I really appreciate all the hard work teachers like you do for all their students. You should be proud of what you have accomplished. Also thanks for the ideas on how to improve the video set. Bravo!
Thank you so much for all the kind words! It’s nice that someone understands what many teachers deal with. I’m sure we could go on all day about how education can be improved, and I agree with your points. But fortunately, it’s also really rewarding and fun to build something that benefits others.
Excellent!!! Dido. Congratulations.
Very good project and end result!. I will now clear out a room in my house and try to set up a cool studio!
It’s a very fun thing to do!
Wow, I am proud of you as well!! Great job!!
This was such a well done video. Your students are extremely lucky to have such a passionate teacher.
Thank you! I miss being in the classroom with them.
This may be a video from 6 or more years ago but it is quite helpful. Full of ideas as I move from a home audio studio to considering adding video as well.
So happy to hear it! This is still one of my proudest video production related accomplishments.
I did ended up switching all the lights to LEDs after about a year because the tungsten stage lights were just heating up the room like crazy.
Wow, great work. Seeing you putting in so much passion and effort to make the best in your situation is really inspiring. Keep up the motivation and good work. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much for all the kind words! It’s summer now, so I have a few projects in the studio that I’m hoping to tackle. I swapped out the lights for LEDs last fall, and that made a HUGE difference in energy usage and heat (it no longer gets scorching hot in there).
The Enthusiasm Project Very cool! Would love to see updates on your improvements on the channel!
Love this!
Hey thank you Hugh!
I see a lot of myself in you! I have youth theater program and I have put blood, sweat and tears into our current space and our previous space so I know the joy in seeing the children enjoy and grow in a space that you put love into! I loved this video and I love your studio. I'm sure by now it looks totally different. I am very interested in the lighting and sound aspects of everything. With everything online now we are switching gears to make it more of a studio since our audience will be virtual for now. I would love some tech tips!
Always mice to meet another creative teacher! I’ve been using my main camera for all of my virtual meetings (connected to the computer with an elgato camlink). It probably isn’t necessary, but students notice the difference and then ask how I’m doing it, which gives me a chance to teach them a bit more about how things like that work.
The studio looks pretty similar, but I did replace all the lights with LED versions so that we use less power and they don’t generate heat either 👍
@@tombuck awesome! Thanks for the quick response! I was a news anchor on the broadcast team at my middle school. It was put on by my theater teacher. I still love her and talk to her to this day. She has even come to do some workshops for my theater students. Back then I considered myself a shy kid and have no idea how I actually was on the morning announcements everyday. I loved it and it came naturally. I still think back to those days and all the good memories. You're helping to create some wonderful memories for your kids.
Tom,
As a fellow instructor of video production, I know every bit of your pain. I've been exactly where you are. It's difficult for people to understand all of the steps that we have to go to to get it all done! I wish we could trade notes!
Kindred spirits 😁
I love the self-reliant, punk rock, DIY style you have! This information doesn’t apply to me at the moment, but still really cool to see & oddly inspirational! Love the channel - keep going!!!
Thank you! This is seriously one of the best compliments I could hope to hear. A mentor teacher once told me the value of asking for forgiveness rather than permission with stuff like this and it was incredible advice. There's a lot you can do if you just go for it 👍
@@tombuck Man I love it! I really appreciate all the work that you have done with your channel & that mindset of yours!
You're amazing! I appreciate what you do. Thank you for this video.
Thank you for saying that! I hope the video was helpful!
I love it. I've been going through a cathartic process designing something compelling in my home office. Great video, Tom. :)
Thanks!
Looks great!
So well done, you should be proud! I hope to be able to make something like this happen in our space soon.
Thank you! It's been over a year now and the studio has help up pretty dang well! I've noticed that they now sell the faux brick panels at Home Depot. It'd be easy to buy a few and spray paint them with colors/textures. Hopefully you can get something up and running!
This is Content. I love it and your passion.
Thanks Josue! Our school is currently closed because of the virus, so I'm really missing being able to work on this set with my students every day.
@@tombuck I totally get what you are saying. I am sure your students miss working with you aswell. I hope when everything starts to become better, I hope that creative individuals such as yourself and students are able to collaborate on new ideas, better ideas, then what y'all did before this pandemic started. Kind of like a revamp.
That’s the best way to look at it: a chance to start over with new ideas 💡
11:55 That is the most beautiful thing I've ever seen.
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Outstanding job!
Great video and nice work!
Thank you very much!
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Wow, I am amazed at this project. I came across your video this morning and was all most in tears at the level of effort you put into this. Thanks for being a great teacher. How can I follow your students work? I am going to college to complete my degree in Broadcast Media, with hopes of working for ESPN College Gameday. I've worked in Cyber security for 22yrs, and I am ready to start on my passion. I also am interested in starting a 501c to help fund schools with a Broadcast Media program. If you can connect with me on LinkedIn so I can share my contact information and ideas with you, that would be great. Looking forward to seeing more of your work. Thank you for your love and dedication to our future broadcasting students.
Wow Alicia, this is awesome! Can you send an email to theenthusiasmproject@gmail.com and then we can connect more and I can share some info about our digital media program?
Can Relate to your experience - We are My Startup TV build our studio we will be incorporating some additional modifications in our studio inspired by your studio
That’s awesome to hear- good luck!
@@tombuck Please do a video on Studio light - I am struggling to get the right lighting for my newsroom.
Great job, looks perfect, glad you got alot of items
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Thanks! Me too! 😎
Thanks Tom , I'm trying to improve on broadcasting on LiveMe so this is so useful 👍 Thank you so much
Really glad it helped!
AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Roberto!
omg... BEFORE TIMES TOM!!
WOW excellent job! Now I know who can hire when I’m ready to build my studio! :-)
That's where the "University of UA-cam" saved me haha
Great Job, I am trying something similar. I need to find a lighting controller but that seems to be difficult since every light I have has a normal plug for the wall.
Yes, that's VERY tricky.
A simple route, especially if you're using LED lights, is to get one of the outlet remote control systems (it's like a plug you connect to an outlet and then plug the light into and you can turn it on and off with a remote- each system usually has like 3-5 things per remote and they're dirt cheap). There area million options out there, but something like this: amzn.to/3X6u1SN
Hi Tom, if you are ever in the NYC area, please reach out as it will be my pleasure to give you a tour of a few TV studios where I work
Oh man, I’d love that! I don’t have plans to visit NYC at the moment, but it is one of my favorite places on earth.
I ran my high school's tv studio as a student for 3 years. I had a 7 minute show each morning and never got a single rehearsal. I wanted to build things, organize things, improve things, and upgrade things, but I couldn't. Because I couldn't just go in there whenever I wanted. I was a student. My time and resources were extremely limited. I had drawings of sets much like these. The entire show was dominated by the morning announcements, so my entire show was scripted by random teachers.
I was able to accomplish quite a bit on the graphics side since I could design and prepare all of that at home (hundreds of late nights). I even created a completely novel afternoon broadcast to show that you could use the studio to communicate the announcements without a set. It looped the announcements with audio and video. Wasn't easy to engineer. The idea was to allow the morning show to actually be a show, not just a table reading of cooking instructions.
5 years later, I am thinking about going into teaching. I see this video and I see this project as something I could have done as a 10th grader if I had had the resources and time. This was my vision at that time. I had the technical knowledge to do all of this at that age. So my concern about this video is I wonder if you have any students at your school like me. If you did, I would imagine those students would have been extremely disappointed when they came in on the first day of school and to their horror realize that ALL of this work has already been done. They didn't get to help. They didn't get to contribute. They didn't get to design their own studio. Every detail of that studio is you. It's not your studio, sir. It's your students' studio. It seems to me like you treated this project as if it was your basement studio at home.
That's no way to teach.
I see where you're coming from and respect the viewpoint, but there are definitely a few things to clear up:
1. I DEFINITELY had students like you. Absolute leaders who wanted to dig in to every step of the process. This build was based on a lot of what we worked together to develop before the school year ended.
2. This was the foundation. Once it was finished, the students were then able to come in and add their ideas on top to grow, innovate, and improve.
3. There's a very practical side of this too: there was no time to do this during the school day, and the logistics of organizing a build like this with students during summer or a break were very tough. Add to that power tools, heavy objects, and light electrical work, and it's really not a place for students to work and definitely not something our district would've been able to authorize.
Please give me the benefit of the doubt before laying harsh criticisms to my teaching.
@@tombuck yeah sorry, daylight savings tine has had me acting super crazy, apparently. Coming from an extremely limited perspective, so sorry about that.
@@tombuck Also it’s fantastic your school has a teacher in their studio who actually knows their stuff.
Practicality was the reason I was so limited in what I could do. I mean we were right next door to the theater shop, but that’s another story.
Zero rehearsals, zero time in the studio after school, zero budget. Nightmare. All I was able to do was improve the graphics and I went all out on that. They put 10k into upgrades right before I showed up and the two clowns they decided to put in charge of spending it blew half of it on a $5,000 switcher panel we absolutely didn’t need.
I kind of want to be a teacher so that I can fill that void and mentor other people, students, who are the way I was. I certainly didn’t have that mentor. I was on my own. All the way up until the hours after I graduated. They just didn’t have it together. All they had to do was put the theatre teacher in charge. She would have been fantastic. But instead, all the responsibility of making sure my baby would be ok fell onto me and onto the students I trained.
That’s sort of why I’m thinking about studying theatre. I could have taught a halfway competent course in video/broadcast even when I was in 10th grade. I was literally co-teaching the brand new class on it. At least at my school, they were willing to throw anyone into that role. You could get replaced in a heartbeat. Unless I’m mistaken, you don’t generally need a degree specifically in video/broadcast. If you’re at a school with a full theater and have the theatre degree however, you rule that roost. You need that degree to be there. They can’t put a Spanish teacher in charge of it on a whim like they can with a studio. Of the 5 most dangerous places in a high school, the first 4 are probably in the theater.
So my (extremely tentative) plan is to get a teaching degree in theatre and find a school that only wants a theatre class, broadcast, and film class, or some combination. You can turn a studio into closet, but a theater is a massive part of the school with that fly space and the sheer amount of infrastructure that makes it a theater and not an auditorium. And don’t get me wrong - before there was an incident between the theatre teacher and I, I absolutely loved theatre. Now that her and I have reconciled, all of that is flooding back in.
Is that a rational, well informed approach?
Thanks for sharing your this is inspiring. You did a great job
Thank you!
Awsome Job.... and you can really be proud of it 😀👏 I wanna build a studio as well and try to figure out as you did what´s necessary and how to fix it all together that it works pretty well ;) Enjoy your studio and i am really happy for you and your pupils.... cheers from germany ;)
Thank you! it's been a few years, but this studio is still working great. I did end up replacing all of the overhead lights with LED's to reduce heat and power. Much nicer now!
@@tombuck Awsome how does it look now? And yeah makes absolutely sense to use LEDs now. I also have a few here in the lil studio so far. Do you have a list of all the things needed for the control room and the cameras and sound?
Young Tom!
Well done, sir! Amazing studio. What was your total cost? Great donations and so true about teachers in video who have to dive in and how to do something. Good idea to label everything too! What models are your studio cams? Love it!
Thanks so much Julie! Excluding the donated pieces, the total cost of the set was probably about $2000 (flooring, accent lights, cables, tools, etc).
The actual equipment was part of a grant and that total was closer to $25K. The cameras are Sony XD Cams. These are just regular HD, but in the time since there have been some 4K models released.
If I were building the studio today, I think 4K would be a good thing to consider. I might also even look into some of the options from Blackmagic Design, to get cameras/switchers/etc all from one system.
I wish I could give a hundred likes! This is incredible! 😳🤔🤓👍
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The plan is working.
Great work. Thank you for sharing. I just found your channel.
I’m so glad to hear it!
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nice work done
Thanks so much!
Hi Tom. Doing the same in NJ. Thanks for the inspiration. What are the sizes of those backdrops?
I cut them down to 10am’ tall by about 14’ wide
Amazing! But one question. What software do you use for the graphics
They’re mostly made as png files in Photoshop and put on screen via OBS.
Congratulations on landing such a great gift from Gun TV. I Love this video. I'm a teacher in Montana, and I'd really like to begin setting up a film studio for my Silent Film Making class. I know little to nothing about film cameras. I'm writing a grant to purchase equipment to film and produce silent films. Would you be able to give me advice on a simple to learn film camera that's going to have excellent quality? I'm I looking at spending $400 per camera? $800 per camera. I'd allow the students to use their Iphones to film, but our school is a zero cell phone school, even for classes. Congratulations again. I know you're swamped, but could you give me some advice on where to look for a excellent quality camera?
Thank you! A silent filmmaking class sounds really awesome. I might recommend the Sony ZV-E10 as a good place to start for cameras. It's a little more feature-rich than is probably needed, but will also be able to grow with the program. Anything less will likely cause more frustration than it solves.
If you'd like, you can email me contact@himynameistom.com and I can share some of my equipment order lists with you.
Omg you look so young back then.
Hey Tom! what are your thoughts about green screen? would you prefer a painted wall or a curtain? Thanks!
I'm not a huge green screen guy, but either way works. The most important thing is good lighting to make sure that the screen (or wall) is evenly lit. 👍
@@tombuck good to know. Thank you! What lights would you recommend for a school production studio? I'm guessing all LED based for safety?
That looks awesome! What were the dimensions of the room your studio was built… Also, how long did it take you? It really looks nice!
It’s about 15’ by 15’ and the whole process too roughly 3 weeks 👍
Looking to build my own studio. Can you tell me what sound proofing you have on the walls and how I can get it?
I'm honestly not sure what it is because it was taken from a professional sound stage. Seems to be an "industry standard" and came in sheets that were about 4' x 15'.
Can you tell us what exactly is the material that was used for sound proofing on the walls? It kinda looks like the material used for puff jackets.
To be honest, I don’t know exactly what it’s called. I got it from the TV studio that was closing down. Each panel is about 4’ wide by 17’ long. I think it’s whatever is typically used to absorb sound in sound stages.
It’s filled with foam and fiberglass, and has a metallic/foil-like backing. I tried looking it up online, but couldn’t find anything.
Thanks for the tour and links to your equipment. I noticed in the video you had a TelePrompTer attached to the camera. Do you have a brand/make/model you prefer? Does it work with the cannon camera you have linked?
The pompters are from a brand called “PrompterPeople”, and they can work with pretty much any camera (the camera is mounted behind the prompter’s mirror).
The only downside is the software, which is extremely buggy, but does get the job done. I just haven’t found anything better yet.
Tom, well done. What are the dimensions (width and depth) of your studio room?
It’s about 20’ x 20’ square 👍
@@tombuck Thanks, Tom. This gives me a feel for what you were/are working within.
What are you using for teleprompters?
In this studio we use PrompterPeople prompters. They're pricey, but nifty. At home I use a Glidegear TMP100.
Hello Tom, I need some advice from you of how I should make one of my TV shows. It's almost summer vacation, and this summer, I am doing the Cue and Cozmo Show. How should I start filming, what is the title going to be called? I just need help setting up my TV show. I just need some advice. Thanks!
That's a big project! My advice is to start small and grow from there. To begin with, you just need a camera and an idea. After that, you can focus on audio, lighting, set design, etc. It doesn't have to be perfect from the very first show. Even big budget networks series take time to find their footing after the pilot episode, so it's ok for you to do that too.
@@tombuck Thanks for the advice for my TV show, Tom! You're the cool one!
What’s the link for the desk? Thanks for the video
This desk was just donated from a local middle school, so I don't know where it came from originally. It's probably in some type of school furniture catalog/web site. 👍
The Enthusiasm Project ok thanks!!
Nice work. What camera are you using? I like the quality.
I've been using the Sony RX100 V, and it's fantastic overall. Definitely makes it quicker and easier to create videos. I'm considering switching from Canon to Sony, so this camera is a good test for Sony.
Nice. Thank you for the information. Keep up the good work.
@@MichaelHurdleStudio but what about canon 80D. will it work in a tv station like this?
i really love this job it's been my dream to have one of my own like you did
The 80D would work great! After this video I got a Canon 6D II, which is very similar to the 80D.
Ever thought of teaching voiceover, in your broadcast class? You may not be a coach but with your can-do attitude, you'd probably figure it out, or at least be able to cover it decently.
This is so funny because I'm working on a voiceover project with several of my classes right now 👍
@@tombuck That's awesome! I'm pursuing voiceover myself. I would love to see a video about your progress with that. You have a great way of communicating info. It's almost as if you're a teacher.
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Haha, maybe I should look into teaching as a career 😬
@@tombuck Yeah, right?! Great minds think alike and so do we. 😆😜
@@tombuck Btw, if you want info on voiceover, check out the podcast, "Voice Acting Mastery with Crispin Freeman."
P.s. - His podcast goes way in depth and comes from the perspective of a character voiceover talent in L.A.. There are different types of voiceover but you probably already know that. Lol. 😏
how to avoid the reflection light on tv screen？
You’ll just have to experiment with light and camera placement until it looks good with your setup 👍
@@tombuck thank you
Gary,(tRUe) Coulter here. I hate2 say it this way, because I usually lose half my audience when I do, but I already on a mission for God. I now have mainly by listening 4 voice & then doing what seemed 2 me 2 be what They want me to, acquired the resources & opportunities 2 build begin broadcasting some sort of radio, blog , website, whatever I don't yet know much about the details Not up 2 me anyway or it would end up being my thing.Now I find someone 2 teach me how.Where do I sign? tRUe
I take 2 be long 2 get 2 my point . I have 2 be as bri
My best advice is to start simple and expand as your needs become apparent. 👍
Hey, I am currently trying to build a studio at my school and I was wondering if you have the design plans for what you built?
I wish I had more formal plans/designs, but this is about as in-depth of documentation as I've got.
This is why I'd rather go to a school with a smaller media department.
Great use of space. what is your actual on set dimensions?
The set itself is roughly 12' X 10'
This is great. How wide is the brick wall set outside wall to outside wall?
There’s about a two foot gap all around 👍
@@tombuck Thanks. I meant how wide is the brick set. 😂 Poorly worded sorry!
Hey I know that set I can believe you were the teacher
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I was watching the video to know the the broadcast set from the school I am going to ahah
Hope you enjoy it!
Sir what software u r using
For editing we use final cut, for streaming we use OBS. Although if you have a budget, Streamyard is a better choice.
Hello tom, am a teacher and video producer please do you recommend to buy content and graphic for my marketing
hi, I am researching how to become a broadcasting teacher and I was wondering what is the major I would need to apply for to start the process and also would I have to minor in teaching as well. I would hopefully like to teach high-school or college (preferably community cc).
Great question! I'm a Career Technical Education (CTE) teacher in California. My original teaching credential and degree are in English, but I had previous experience working in the media industry, which qualified me to get a CTE credential for my media classes. If you have any kind of professional broadcasting experience, it's worth looking in to earning a CTE credential. Otherwise, a degree in some kind of media related field would be smart.
what software do you use
We use OBS, but I've also been experimenting with Streamyard lately, and it's really nice!
@@tombuck thanks a bunch
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