FACEBOOK LIVE TIPS: 5 WAYS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF YOUR LIVESTREAMS
Feb 19, 2019I get it. You're ready to start rocking your livestreams + want to know exactly how to make your quality the best.
In this post, I'll share the top things you need to make that happen.
Ready?
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#1 Quality Improver: A High Quality Camera
#2 Quality Improver: A Great Microphone
You know how annoying it is when your friend calls you + is walking down the street on speakerphone? After about 30 seconds of trying to yell over the car noise, you've had enough + get off that call asap.
The same applies to your audience. They hate hearing all the background noise + low quality audio.
It can be as simple as plugging in your Iphone headphones {and keeping your hair off the mic}, or going more pro with something like the Blue Yeti.
Whatever you decide, know that audio is JUST as important as video, so it needs your time + attention.
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#3 Quality Improver: Good Lighting
- Warm
- Cold
For being on-camera, you want to stay in the cooler color temperatures. That's why overhead lighting looks so bad...because it's almost always a warm-temperature bulb. {Hello orange/yellow faced monster!}
You can easily switch to cold in 2 simple ways.
1. You can shoot your livestreams while facing a window.
Natural lighting is always best. Find a time of day where the light looks really nice {not beating in on your face through the window}. This will keep you + your background looking fresh, clean + professional.
2. You can create your own lighting setup.
All you need is a white china ball + a cool color temperature bulb. I used this setup for years + it worked famously! Put the china bulb either to the left or right of your webcam, turn off your overhead light + flip it on. The lighting will be nice + soft -- a great look for any livestream!
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#4 Quality Improver: A Nice Background
#5 Quality Improver: Brand Recognition
To recap, there are 5 ways you can easily improve the quality of your livestreams...video, sound, lighting, backdrop + brand recognition.
If you want to be a successful livestreamer, I suggest you pin this so you can reference it later, then go register for my free Comfy On Camera Challenge so I can teach you how to become more confident livestreaming in 5 days.