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| Forum topic by Betsy | posted 119 days ago | 100 views | 0 times favorited | 2 replies | ![]() |
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119 days ago |
One of my woodworking buddies from a past class keeps telling me I should look into doing a podcast or videos for my woodworking things. I like to teach, but doing classes at Woodcraft or Rockler is just too much work for to little pay. I was thinking the podcast idea might be fun. I do like to teach and have no inhibition about videoing my mistakes and posting them as I go. I think mistakes are sometimes the best way to learn, so in all likelihood, I would not edit them out. So what does a person need to do quick videos to post on a site like this? And how hard is it to learn to do? I’m not the most sophisticated electronics person alive (just a look at my Sketchup blog, will be proof of this!), but if it’s not too technical I can probably manage. Thanks in advance. -- Betsy - GO BUCKS! |
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