Speaker 1: Want to know how I create every single video inside of my highly successful online courses and programs? I'll give you a hint. It's free. Most of us use it and have it installed in our computers. And I don't have to edit a thing afterwards. Hey, I'm Gemma Bonham Carter. I teach entrepreneurs how to create, launch, sell and scale online courses and turn their expertise into highly profitable businesses. All right, the suspense is over. Here's what I use. Zoom. Now Zoom is often used as a video conferencing tool. Heck, it's what my kids have been using for virtual school during the COVID pandemic, but it totally does double duty as a video recording tool as well. It allows me to record my videos. Plus for my courses, I love that I can record my slides and my little bobblehead in the corner all together in one frame and not have to do any editing afterwards. So in today's video, I'm going to take you through a tech tutorial and show you exactly how I do that using Zoom. If you want to sign up for a free Zoom account, I've included the link below this video so that you can sign up and get started. In this video, let me show you how I use Zoom to actually record my course content videos. So right now I have opened a PowerPoint presentation. I happen to use PowerPoint, but you can use Keynote or Google Slides or a Canva presentation for your slides. I just come on over here to slideshow. I have to click on set up slideshow and make sure I have selected browsed by an individual at a window. So it doesn't always go full screen on me. Then I can just click play from the start and that way it's already set up. And that way it's open and ready for me to dive into in my video. So then I come on over to my Zoom and I just start a meeting. Hey, I'll make this smaller. So I'm just going to join my Zoom meeting here. And as always, you can just make sure it's on like the right mic and all of that kind of thing. And then I'm just going to click on share screen and I'm going to share my PowerPoint screen here and automatically it pops me into a little corner. And what you can see here is like, see how it's green around my presentation. So that tells me that like this is the screen that's recording. So then when I come on down here, this, if you like hover over the green and red bar, this all pops up when you click on more and then record on this computer. Don't record to the cloud cause that'll record to your Zoom account. You just record to this computer. Then I would start my, my, you know, video presentation, la di da di da, say what I want to say. I can use my, um, I come on over here and just like flip through my, my, um, slides and talk through them, whatever it is I'm needing to talk through. And then when I'm done, I just bring my mouse over here. I can click stop recording. Um, right here, stop recording. Then I can click stop share or I can just end my meeting straight from here. And when I end my meeting, basically what happens is it starts to convert the meeting recording. Now this may take a long time. If you're like, if your presentation was long, ours is short cause it was just a few seconds there and you can see what happens when Zoom does this for you. You automatically get an audio only recording, which is really nice. If you want to embed like the audio track as an option for students, if they don't really need to see the slides or see you talking, you can just have it as an audio and then see this Zoom underscore zero. What happens is when we double click on it, it opens up and this is our recording and see, there you go. There I am in the corner with my slides and using a lot of hands gestures as I usually do. Um, but you've got yourself an amazing video there with your little face in the corner and going through your slides, which I love. And the like, you know, the resolution is good. The sound is good. If you've got a good microphone, all of that kind of thing. So you can see there, like I was looking down to find the right button to stop recording. So what I always do is I use QuickTime, which is just comes on my Mac computer, but you can use any sort of video editing software. And this is really simple. I just come and I trim, I just trim out like the very, you know, whatever it is. Um, usually I'm looking at my face and try and end with like a smiley face, uh, on myself. And then I just click trip, trim, and then file. And I would save that video as, you know, and whatever I wanted to save it as a click save. And it would be my video file would be done. So that's literally how I record all of my video content with my face in the corner. And here's the thing. I think it's nice to have your face in the corner because I find it personalizes the course experience for people. And really it kind of builds that connection between you and your students. So I really encourage you to do it this way if you feel comfortable having yourself on camera. So that's it. How to record your video content using Zoom. So cool. Right? All right. Now that you know how to record your course videos, if you want to learn more about how to launch a really sellable, highly profitable online course, I have a free class that is going to show you exactly how to do that. We're going to talk about how you can take your expertise and turn it into a highly sellable course that you can sell over and over and over again, that you've only created once. We're going to talk about how to turn that course into a no brainer offer that your audience will be super excited to buy. And I'm just going to walk you through exactly how I turned my business from $0 a year in revenue to over 500 K in revenue per year with digital courses. That's all in the free class. You can sign up in the link below the video. I'll see you in the next one.