4 Easy Ways to Read a Script on Video - NO TELEPROMPTER

how do you read a script on camera without a teleprompter i'm going to tell you exactly how to pull it off right now let's go does creating a high quality video reading from a script and not having a teleprompter and not having to memorize that entire script sound too good to be true i'll tell you four tips right now on exactly how to do that tip number one write your script in parts or scenes this will allow you to reference and deliver three to six solid sentences at a time and break your video up into manageable pieces that way you don't have to memorize an entire script and you can use those scenes as reference points to jog your memory and deliver lines off the top of your head that are pretty close to what the script says but don't have to be exact recalling and reciting small chunks is totally doable this here is scene number three in my script and now i can take as many cracks at it as i need to before moving on to the next scene you can simply have your script nearby reference it place it back down out of the shot and deliver again and you can do this as many times as you need often times my 30 minute video recording is what turns into a five minute video tip number two shoot for the edit this simply means that you can film yourself in a way that'll make it easier to edit your video later one fun way that i do this is by recording a single clap before i deliver a scene and then double clapping after i've delivered a take that i'm really happy with then when i'm looking at my audio or waveform of my video clip in my timeline i know that any part where i see one clap this peak here and then followed by two claps these two peaks here then that is a usable clip tip number three use b-roll b-roll is footage shown over top of the original clip this can be used to cover up mistakes like a band-aid or you can even plan ahead of time to use b-roll in your video and then rest easy knowing that that part of your video can be read straight from the page here's an example teleprompters are incredibly useful tools and when used in the right situation they can make a video really powerful okay what you didn't know is that while i was showing you that awesome teleprompter footage this is what was going on behind the b-roll teleprompters are incredibly useful tools and when used in the right situation they can make a video really powerful kinda cool right tip number four shoot in 4k resolution this may sound scary or simply like video jargon but the good news is most modern cameras and smartphones and even some webcams have this capability shooting in 4k and delivering your video in 1080p will allow you to jump cut within your frame without losing any quality and let you hide your mistakes within those cuts here's an example where i'm saying something that i want you to hear and i don't want you to see the part where i itched my nose right in front of you so using my 4k footage i can now make that clip look like this here's an example where i'm saying something that i want you to hear and i don't want you to see the part where i itched my nose right in front of you it's kind of like magic alright and those are my top 4 tips for creating video using a script and not having to use a teleprompter if you like awesome videos like this one on how to make better videos then click on this video right up here where i go over how to write a great video script and then stick around to learn some more okay that's it i'm outta here thank you so much for watching my name is dan bennett the antipreneur and i'll see you on the other side

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Length: 3min 16sec (196 seconds)

Published: Tue Jun 14 2022