The Lone Video-maker’s guide to making videos at home (Udemy.com)

No tutorials are given in this course. Only lectures and useless.

So far the ad ice is not quite what I was looking for

This is how to set up for a talking heads video. I was hoping for more screen casting directions. It is well done and does provide good information for setting up a location and equipment. My favorite section was on the video editing was suggestions for file size reduction with Handbrake. Well worth the cost and time to view.

An excellent course for first-timers or those considering making their own video on a budget. Every topic provided details of needed equipment and tips on using each item. Huw's enunciation was clear, inflection & expression likewise and made the course easily understood. I think that I detected a Welsh accent.

This is one of this Instructor's two video creation courses. Sufficiently varied such that I am glad I took them both. This is somewhat more thorough. Not only did I learn what I needed but I learned important things about video I did not even know existed. A solid five stars.

This course was hugely useful for someone entirely new to producing videos and as someone just starting to look at producing a series of video tutorials. The instructions were clear, detailed and informative, without being overwhelming. Highly recommended.

Very accessible for a total rookie such as myself! Absolutely astonishing - and so easy to understand. I made an Excel list of things to buy / invest in as you went a long and I hope within 4 months I'll be able to put my course on Udemy... Wish me luck!

This is a great course. Very informative, well paced and the explanations very clear and thorough. The instructor did a fantastic job explaining everything I needed to learn about video making. I now know where to start and what I´ll need; I have a very clear idea about the equipment, the technical part and many smart, low budget tips and suggestions!

Getting much better! I like that he gives several options. I wish I had the cool accent for my future videos. I hope that he gives a course on that too. I hope there is a list of products that is posted somewhere that reviews what each of the products are used for as a quick reference. Other than that I highly recommend the course.

I really enjoyed my run through this course and I know I will be dipping back into it as I progress in making my own videos. I like the presentation style used, makes a change from the baseball cap wearing (sometimes) 'yo buddy' over excited approach used in some courses. The information is sound regardless at what level you are and is obviously from experience rather than having briefly read about it. The principles shown, and demonstrated, work just as well for corner of the room or dedicated space users, in fact the course really covers both and demonstrates what can be achieved when setting out. I am now in a position to consider specific things when I set up to do a 'talking head' video and ensure certain aspects are correct before I start. Before this course, I took a much less structured (ok, I was lazy) approach. So why not 5stars? Well, nothing is perfect and although sound, lighting, backdrop and are very well covered, I would have liked a little more from the camera setup, I.e. The actual filming rather than the equipment side, the creative side I suppose. However, I am being a bit harsh in saying that. This is a great course, loads of content and well produced.