Podcast - Test

The speaker explains how they set up their equipment for filming. They synchronize audio and video files by making a loud noise with their hands. They use headphones to check the sound quality but take them off because they don't look cool. They have two cameras, one facing front and the other on a tripod. They hope the second camera only captures them and the microphone. They mention that with better lighting, there would be lights behind each camera. They plan to test the different camera angles and audio files. Okay, I think we're good. I just call it action by making a loud noise with my hands. That way we can sync up all the different audio and video files which are coming through first the mic. I used headphones to plug it in and make sure that the sound coming in was being received well. But then I took them off because they don't look that cool. Then we have camera one, which is front facing camera iPhone right here. Camera two, right here, which is the regular facing iPhone right there on the tripod. Hopefully camera two cannot see this tripod, or the laptop, all it can see is me and the mic because the mic looks cool enough. If there was another person here, we would have another camera here that camera two also couldn't see. Right now we only have basic lighting, just from the light over there and behind me. With the full scale, hopefully there would be a light behind this camera coming this way, a light behind this camera coming this way. I think that's pretty much it. So I want to test this to see how the different cameras look with the editing and the different audio files and the angles. So let's see how it looks.