Jeff

  • Sesame Workshop Discussion on Military Family Caregiving

    Equipment used:– Cameras: 1 iPhone 6s plus, 1 iPhone 8 plus– Switcher: iPad Pro 2018– Software: Switcher Studio– Audio: 2 Audio-Technica AT875R Line/Gradient Shotgun Condenser Microphones connected to Behringer Xenyx 1202 Premium 12-Input Mixer

  • Hosting a Facebook Live from Anywhere – What You Need

    Check out a live stream I produced using the rig pictured here. Sometimes, the best Facebook Live events are the simplest ones. No fancy graphics, no camera switching. Just good, authentic, informative content for the relevant audience. To produce something like that, you really need three things: Power, connectivity and audio. Power If you…

  • iOgrapher with iPad Mini 4

    The iOgrapher case is the latest piece of equipment I’ve added to the live streaming arsenal. As of right now, most of my live streams are done using an iPad Mini 4, and it was time to finally invest in a case. Previously, I had been using a cheap case that got the job…

  • Equipment to Get Your Home Gym Started

    I realize this doesn’t particularly go along with the “theme” of my website, but hey, I enjoy working out and have discovered a pretty good home system. So I figured I’d share with you. About a year ago, when my wife and I found out she was pregnant with our first child, we decided…

  • Using the Rode SC6 Adapter

    I had the chance to test out the Rode SC6 mic adapter a couple weeks ago during a Facebook Live broadcast. I plugged in two Rode smartLav mics for the two on-camera hosts. The adapter itself was plugged into an iPad Mini 4. I have to say the sound quality was crisp and the…

  • Facebook Live Essentials

    Facebook Live Essentials

    I’ve had the opportunity to do all kinds of live streams on Facebook over the last year – events, sit-down interviews, small panel discussions, Facebook page takeovers – and I’ve determined that as long as you follow a few basic principles, your broadcast can be highly engaging and provide great value to your audience.…