
Insta360 XR	Tripod	Monopod Selfie Stick

You will check out a 360Insta XR camera that includes a monopod selfie stick that easily transitions into a tripod from The STREAM Lab in the COE.

**Some Tips to Get Started**
Some Tips to Get Started Define the objectives of the project Plan the content of your video by developing a storyboard and a script if you plan to have narration. Outline the scenes, actions, and key points that need to be captured in the video, and consider the pacing of your video. This helps ensure that the video conveys the intended message effectively. It is also important to know how you will prompt the user to look around the 360 space. This can be done if you edit in Adobe Premiere Pro by including annotations or graphics, but it is important to provide focal points when shooting your video to enhance this visually and naturally for the viewer. Prepare the Shooting Location Select a suitable location for shooting that aligns with the content of your project. Ensure good lighting conditions and a quiet environment for recording. Set up any props or materials needed to enhance the educational experience. Plan Camera Placement Determine where you will place the 360-degree camera to capture the best angles and perspectives. It is essential to position the camera so that it captures the most relevant information for the lesson. Also note, the camera sees everything so placement is important. Record the Video Begin recording while following your script and storyboard. Pay attention to the pacing and movement during recording to prevent motion sickness when viewers watch your video. Be patient and allow enough time to capture the necessary footage. Capture Multiple Takes Record multiple takes of each scene to ensure you have options during the editing process. This allows you to select the best footage for the final video. Record Audio Record narration or audio explanations. Make sure they are clear and concise. This can be done in post-production in the Digital Knowledge Center or in the Podcasting Lab in Seacobeck. Review Footage After recording, review the footage to ensure it aligns with your objective and that there are no technical issues. Edit the Video Use the Insta360 Studio software to stitch your video together (for that 360-degree effect) and for general editing and Adobe Premiere Pro for more advanced editing adding graphics and annotations and integrating audio if you have not recorded audio while recording your video. Export the Video Export the edited video in the appropriate format for your intended use and to upload to YouTube. Adobe Premiere Pro has this option built in. Test and Evaluate View the 360-degree video to ensure that it conveys the content effectively and is engaging for the viewer. Make any necessary adjustments or edits based on your evaluation.