Thanks for your work so far Kev! I’m a new sub. I’m 61, and a double above knee amputee. I’m about to create my channel that will follow my journey to recovery. This channel is a big help!
Hey Kevin, I am 64 started my motorcycle channel a little while ago, has helped hugely with my confidence. I want to start another channel focussing on my day job which is in therapy, your simple explanations on how to set this stuff up is really helpful, new sub from me and look forward to watching your videos.
Great video Kevin! I'm going thru this process now as we are getting our carpet replaced on our main floor! Stupid hot water heater!😡 Gives me the opportunity to redesign my small 9x10 office.
New to your channel and your content is great. I am working in an new space almost with the same dimensions, so this info is very informative. New sub from Panama 🇵🇦.
I really like this. I've been working on something similar in my setup. I noticed your desk camera is offset from your monitor but when you showed the angle you're nice and centered. Do you push yourself over and have the monitor on your left when you're shooting that angle?
Appreciate that. I've seen some of your pics on X/Twitter and love your space. Re: the offset, yep. I tried the monitor and camera centered, with camera over the monitor but didn't like the angle pointing down so much. Plus, depending on what I had on the monitor, the glare in the glasses was at times bad. So put it off center and simply slide over. Took a bit to get used to it, now it's just what I do.
This is probably going to be an odd question, but where did you get that cool looking floor light in the back corner...the wire rack looking one? Love your videos btw!
Really great setup, man 😮 thanks for sharing. Can you please share your workflow for talking head videos? Are you recording the video into the camera and sound somehow separately and then synchronizing it somehow? Or are you using some software, which uses a camera as a webcam? If you need to share some actions on screen, how do you add it? I'm on my way to content creation, want it to look as much good as I can :) and your content looks really professional.
Appreciate the comment! Great questions too! The very short answer is I do a combination of things when recording - straight to camera, straight to computer, audio into camera, audio synced in post, etc. Let me kick around how to share that in a video. Thank you!
Your videos are excellent! I only found you in YT 2 weeks ago. How would you set up the office, camera, etc. for someone teaching crocheting? The camera, i believe should be at the top to film the hands movement specially when crocheting "amigurumi" which is more involved form of crochet. Thank you.
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Thanks for your work so far Kev! I’m a new sub. I’m 61, and a double above knee amputee. I’m about to create my channel that will follow my journey to recovery. This channel is a big help!
Appreciate your comment. What a great way to share and inspire others with your story. Can't wait to see what you create!
Thanks for walking us through your room set-ups. It really helps give me some good ideas. Thanks, Kevin!
You bet! Glad it sparked some ideas for you. Thanks for watching.
Dang!! You use that space to the fullest!!
I try. 😁
Hey Kevin, I am 64 started my motorcycle channel a little while ago, has helped hugely with my confidence. I want to start another channel focussing on my day job which is in therapy, your simple explanations on how to set this stuff up is really helpful, new sub from me and look forward to watching your videos.
Hey 64! Appreciate you watching and your nice comments too. Thanks!
Man, this has really made me think through how I can use my space! Awesome video
So cool to hear it sparked some ideas! Thanks for watching.
Great stuff, Kevin! We'll be moving sometime this summer these are perfect ideas for my new space too. Thanks!
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Dude...great hearing from you and good to know it sparked some ideas! Hope the move goes well too!
Great use of the space, Kevin! Love the red Robbie the Robot, too!
Appreciate it. And...I'm still tinkering with the space too. Thanks for watching.
@@KevinKolbe One of these days I'll post a pic of the space I'm working with to the VRA group. It makes that room you've got look like a warehouse! 🤣
I love seeing other creator spaces of any size. Heck most of what viewers see is just what the camera frame shows them anyway! 😁
Great video Kevin! I'm going thru this process now as we are getting our carpet replaced on our main floor! Stupid hot water heater!😡 Gives me the opportunity to redesign my small 9x10 office.
Nice...well I mean not nice about the water heater...but yes good time to rethink. Keep creating bro!
Great video, Kevin. You can really have a lot of options with a minimalistic space. Really makes me think. I need to clean the garage. 🤣
Ha, thanks bro. And you already have a killer space too!
Great content, host, and video. Looking forward to seeing more of your channel!
Thanks so much!
I really appreciate all of the knowledge you share with us, Kevin. Just want you to know how appreciative we are of you.
Thank you so much! Really appreciate that!
love it! Would be nice to learn how you have all the cameras set up and connected to work as well as they do.
Ohhhh, great idea. I'll add that to my video list. Thanks!
Nice video, thanks! I have a small space to work with and I found this very helpful.
Great to hear! You can do a LOT with just a little!
Wow it's like you made four different set designs
Yeah, kind of. That was the goal too to have different shots and angles all within the same area.
Well done
New to your channel and your content is great. I am working in an new space almost with the same dimensions, so this info is very informative. New sub from Panama 🇵🇦.
Appreciate that. Glad the video helps spark some ideas. Thanks for watching.
Love this!
Appreciate that! Thanks for watching.
Love the vibes here
Appreciate that. Thanks for watching.
Just found you channel in my feed and i Love it!!
That's what I love to hear! Thank you for watching.
I really like this. I've been working on something similar in my setup. I noticed your desk camera is offset from your monitor but when you showed the angle you're nice and centered. Do you push yourself over and have the monitor on your left when you're shooting that angle?
Appreciate that. I've seen some of your pics on X/Twitter and love your space.
Re: the offset, yep. I tried the monitor and camera centered, with camera over the monitor but didn't like the angle pointing down so much. Plus, depending on what I had on the monitor, the glare in the glasses was at times bad. So put it off center and simply slide over. Took a bit to get used to it, now it's just what I do.
great video! Please share the mount you're using for your monitor.
Thanks. The mount is part of the monitor, or rather came with it: amzn.to/3yNT0AF
Nice! I’d like to see a video about your edit for this many angles lol
Ahhhhh, great idea. Making a note of that. Thanks!
@@KevinKolbe cool setup by the way!
Thanks!
This is probably going to be an odd question, but where did you get that cool looking floor light in the back corner...the wire rack looking one? Love your videos btw!
Hmmm. Was either Home Depot or At Home store.
Really great setup, man 😮 thanks for sharing. Can you please share your workflow for talking head videos? Are you recording the video into the camera and sound somehow separately and then synchronizing it somehow? Or are you using some software, which uses a camera as a webcam? If you need to share some actions on screen, how do you add it? I'm on my way to content creation, want it to look as much good as I can :) and your content looks really professional.
Appreciate the comment! Great questions too! The very short answer is I do a combination of things when recording - straight to camera, straight to computer, audio into camera, audio synced in post, etc. Let me kick around how to share that in a video. Thank you!
@@KevinKolbe thanks :) can't wait to see :)
Your videos are excellent! I only found you in YT 2 weeks ago. How would you set up the office, camera, etc. for someone teaching crocheting? The camera, i believe should be at the top to film the hands movement specially when crocheting "amigurumi" which is more involved form of crochet. Thank you.
Depends on what you want to show, what you want to focus on. I offer coaching if you're interested: www.kevinkolbe.com/coaching
my room is half the size :(
I've seen a lot smaller rooms than this work. Use what you got.