Learn how to start your own podcast. Get tips for producing professional, high-quality audio and video podcasts on any budget.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Professional audio and video podcasts
- Exercise files
- A working definition of podcasting
- The role of the RSS feed
- The benefits of podcasting
- Key podcasting terms
- Mapping your production
- Analyzing your competition
- Maximizing your podcast's budget
- Outlining a show
- The benefits and of drawbacks of audio podcasting
- The benefits and of drawbacks of video podcasting
- The benefits and of drawbacks of screencasting
- Selecting a microphone for podcasting
- Monitoring your recording
- Isolating and reinforcing audio for cleaner recordings
- Field recording equipment
- Voice over IP software
- Audio recording software options
- Adding a video camera to record yourself
- Podcast interview techniques
- Recording a podcast interview with Zencastr
- Recording a screencast on a Mac
- Editing a screencast on a Mac
- Recording a screencast on a PC
- Editing a screencast on a PC
- Setting up a recording with Zoom
- Recording a panel discussion with Zoom
- Editing software options
- Importing audio files into Adobe Audition
- Editing an audio podcast with Adobe Audition
- Finalizing an audio podcast with Adobe Audition
- Importing files into Adobe Premiere Pro
- Basics of video podcast editing
- Adding the final touches to your video podcast
- Exporting your podcast for delivery
- The need for compression
- Choose the right compression software
- Creating audio podcast files
- Creating video podcast files
- Testing your files before upload
- Requirements for hosting podcast files
- Choosing a podcast host
- An overview of Really Simple Syndication
- Creating show art
- Testing the podcast feed
- Optimizing your feed with FeedBurner
- Registering the podcast feed
- Promoting your podcast
- Tracking your podcast feed
- Monitoring the health of your podcast feed
- Additional learning
Taught by
Richard Harrington