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Backstage pass to my product launch
ByI’m currently working on two product launches for later in the year, and both projects involve the following:
- Outsourcing
- Project management
- Product creation (videos, audio, ebooks)
- Interviewing
- Webinar recording
I thought it would be useful to show you exactly what’s involved as the launch builds, so here’s your first backstage pass.
This video gives a glimpse of the video recording process … see exactly how it’s done … and how messy my work area is 
I’ll be posting more of these as the project develops, right up to launch.
Looking forward to your comments...
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Hi Paul,
Oh my god it all looks so hi-tech and professional!
Think you need a cable tidy though lol.
Loving your little henry desktop hoover thing it’s super cute.
Sally
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Hi Paul
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Looks great, when’s the single coming out
Best of luck
Mike
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Hi paul just a head set at the moment ,but i will get the same mic that you recommend
gonna get some stuff together but unsure what to get? and yes i am going to combine voice and music
Cheers Mick
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Paul Teague Reply:
May 5th, 2010 at 10:27 am
I use the AT2020 USB microphone (Audio-Technica) which I just love … the sound quality is superb, but you must use it with a windshield as you’ll get a lot of ‘pop’ on it. Do a search on YouTube and you’ll find all sorts of demos with it (ie http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxPQ5QXVa6w). It’s a real quality piece of kit and sells for just under £110 on Amazon.co.uk: http://paul-recommends.com/info/AT2020, though it is available elsewhere too.
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Paullooks good.Your work area looks better than mine. I have tried even building a website and it is not easy . I had a new website built for me today .It launched today. Thanks Russell
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Thanks for sharing. I will be waiting for more information on how you are proceeding, so I can learn more. Videos are the way.
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Hi Paul
The photo you use on the webinars must be an old one as seeing you “LIVE” tells me that you are older than I thought.
Looks like an effective setup you have there, I’ll get there one of these days.
Keep up the good work
Richard
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Paul Teague Reply:
May 4th, 2010 at 9:38 am
Hi Richard, the photos I use are all ‘studio’ shots so they’re a lot more forgiving than a video.
I’m 45, so nowhere near as young as many of the guys who are in this business.
In my defence, I’d been working for about 14 hours when I shot that video, so I was pretty tired … that’s my excuse and I’m sticking to it
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Hi Paul a very professional looking set up
I noticed your most important piece of kit “your cup of tea”
thanks for the great webinars paul I have learned a ton
I am trying to do a voice over for one of my products , but its a lot harder
than it looks or sounds “is that the right phrase?”
maybe you could do a webinar on sound recording
Cheers Mick
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Paul Teague Reply:
May 3rd, 2010 at 4:47 pm
What are you using to do your voiceover Mick, and is it over music? Paul
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Thanks for sharing this. Product launches are a lot of work, aren’t they?
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Hi Paul, Great to see your work area.. looks like mine with the studio board over to the side.. ahha.. Mine is a 24/8 bus mackie board tho and yours looks like a broadcast board.
A suggestion for the script/production sheet.. Get a music stand!!!
I use my music stand and shorten it and put it on my desk top then I don’t have to look down to get my script happening.
Thanks for sharing your process.. I look forward to seeing your whole product soon!!!
Take care friend,
Adrienne
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