Producing High Performance Video Content

Producing High Performance Video Content, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.6, with 31 lectures, based on 154 reviews, and has 13491 subscribers.

You will learn about • By the end of the course, students will have a sound understanding of “all the moving parts” of producing video content and what it takes to have their viewers returning for more. This course is ideal for individuals who are • Entrepreneurs, business owners or anyone who wants to understand the four key aspects of producing video content and how those elements interact and intersect with each other. It is particularly useful for • Entrepreneurs, business owners or anyone who wants to understand the four key aspects of producing video content and how those elements interact and intersect with each other.

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Summary

Title: Producing High Performance Video Content

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 31

Number of Published Lectures: 31

Number of Curriculum Items: 31

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 31

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

• By the end of the course, students will have a sound understanding of “all the moving parts” of producing video content and what it takes to have their viewers returning for more.

Who Should Attend

• Entrepreneurs, business owners or anyone who wants to understand the four key aspects of producing video content and how those elements interact and intersect with each other.

Target Audiences

• Entrepreneurs, business owners or anyone who wants to understand the four key aspects of producing video content and how those elements interact and intersect with each other.

Question: What is the ultimate purpose of creating video content? When it’s all said and done and boiled down to its key element, why do: entrepreneurs, YouTubers, business owners, coaches, authors, motivational speakers, performers and anyone else for that matter, create video content?

Hi, I’m Luc Bouchard, and I have produced well over 300 videos (most of which are on YouTube), and I firmly believe that there is only one reason why anyone markets themselves with the power of video and that is to Influence Behavior. By having your audience click like, share your content, subscribe to your YouTube channel, download a document or buying a service or a product from you; are all outcomes of influencing your viewer’s behaviors.�

So, I have another question: If the creation and production of video content to Influence Behavior, how exactly do you do that? What are the necessary mechanisms in a video to have someone: like, share, subscribe, download or purchase a service or a product? In my course: Producing High Performance Video Content: The GPS to loyal audiences; 4 essential mechanisms, I answer just that question.�

If you would like to know how to Influence your audiences Behaviours and build a loyal fan base, then enroll in in my course now.�

Luc Bouchard

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: A) Introduction to Expertise, Mastery and Distinction

Lecture 2: 2) A Brief Overview

Lecture 3: C) The Four Mechanisms (closer look)

Lecture 4: D) Who’s This Guy Talking To You?

Lecture 5: E) The Intent of This Course

Lecture 6: F) Benefits of This Course

Chapter 2: 1) Expertise, Mastery and Distinction

Lecture 1: A) Introduction to Expertise, Mastery and Distinction

Lecture 2: B) Expertise

Lecture 3: C) Mastery

Lecture 4: D) The Importance of Knowing your Core Values

Lecture 5: E) Mastery Revisited

Lecture 6: F) Distinction

Lecture 7: G) Cost/Benefit Analysis of Expertise, Mastery and Distinction

Lecture 8: H) Additional Resources

Chapter 3: 2) Overcoming Performance Anxiety

Lecture 1: A) Introduction to Overcoming Performance Anxiety

Lecture 2: B) How to Not Shoot Yourself in The Foot

Lecture 3: C) Dealing With Negative Self Talk

Lecture 4: D) Transcending Performance Anxiety

Lecture 5: Cost Benefit Analysis of Overcoming Performance Anxiety

Chapter 4: 3) Video Presentation Skills

Lecture 1: A) Introduction to Video Presentation Skills

Lecture 2: B) What Being Video Savvy Is and Is Not

Lecture 3: C) Good Presentation Skills

Lecture 4: D) Branding Know How

Lecture 5: E) Additional Thoughts on Being Video Savvy

Lecture 6: F) Cost Benefit Analysis of Not Being Video Savvy

Chapter 5: 4) Technical Skills

Lecture 1: A) Introduction to Technical Skills

Lecture 2: B) Part 1-Hardward and Software I Use

Lecture 3: B) Part 2-Hardward and Software I Use

Lecture 4: B) Part 3-Hardward and Software I Use

Lecture 5: C) Luc's Suggestion of Ensuring Long Term Video Making Success

Lecture 6: D) Cost Benefit Analysis-The Realities Associated with Not Having…………..

Instructors

Luc Bouchard
Owner of Bare Bones Video Productions

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 9 votes
2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 27 votes
4 stars: 47 votes
5 stars: 68 votes

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