The Remote Presentation Hero: OBS Studio from 0 to Master
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Step 1: THE START OF YOUR JOURNEY

Welcome!
Let's set the expectations
Your learning journey
How to take the course
The Remote Presentation Hero Community
Choose your project
Step 2: OBS STUDIO 101

Is OBS Studio right for me?
System requirements
What is OBS Studio? The Restaurant Analogy
Knowledge checkpoint
Download and installation
Meet OBS: the Graphic User Interface
Knowledge checkpoint
Create your first scene with camera, logo and lower third
Knowledge checkpoint
Step 3: LEARNING THE BUILDING BLOCKS

Profiles and scene collections
Video capture device source
Text source
Knowledge checkpoint
Display capture and Window capture source
Image and Image Slideshow sources
Browser source
Knowledge checkpoint
Media and VLC sources
Color source and Audio Input source
Scenes as sources - Introduction to nested scenes
Grid mode, Group sources, Color code sources
Knowledge checkpoint
Step 4: LET'S SPICE IT UP WITH EFFECTS

Introduction to filters and mask/blend filter (custom camera shape)
Apply filters to scenes - Working with nested scenes
Scroll filter
Knowledge checkpoint
Color correction filter
Color key and Chroma key filters
Crop, sharpen and LUT filters
Adding filters with plugins: introduction to the StreamFX plugin
Knowledge checkpoint
Step 5: SET UP YOUR AUDIO, PROPERLY

Add your microphone to one scene and understand the audio mixer
Reduce noise, compress and listen to audio with audio monitoring
Add audio sources across the project - Global audio sources
Add audio media to specific scenes
Install the Audio Monitor plugin and the Virtual Audio Cable
Send audio to the videoconferencing platform
Send audio to your headphones
Set up the audio in the videoconferencing platform
Knowledge checkpoint
Step 6: ADD MOVEMENT WITH SCENE TRANSITIONS AND ANIMATIONS

Standard scene transitions: cut, fade, slide, swipe, stinger
Add movement with the Move Transition plugin
Use different transitions in the same project: transition override and Transition Table plugin
Knowledge checkpoint
Step 7: DESIGN YOUR SESSION WITH THE REMOTE PRESENTATION CANVAS

Choose your project
The Remote Presentation Canvas
Step 8: CREATE YOUR PRESENTATION

Create the skeleton of the session in OBS
Full camera and masked camera global sources
Create a countdown timer
Speaker and screen share global sources
Microphone and desktop audio global sources
Waiting scene: camera, countdown and live-news ticker agenda
Kick-off: motivational video, goal text and survey launch
Introduction: your intro with image slide show and masked camera
Introduction: speaker introduction with display capture, masked video and green screen
Agenda and objectives: gradient color background, image, vertical scrolling text
Core: introduce speaker's session
Core: slideshow presentation with picture in picture camera effect
Core: whiteboard and glass transparent whiteboard effect for graphic facilitation
Core: annotate on screen audience interaction
Core: interview mode with camera and speaker video, timed Q&A session
Core: share iPhone or iPad screen
Core: second camera shot for paper graphic facilitation or product demo
Coffee break and recap
Call to action and conclusion: launch survey, next steps, thank you message overlay
Set up all transitions
Audio set up
Step 9: DELIVER THE PRESENTATION LIVE TO YOUR AUDIENCE

Scene switching: manual, hotkeys and Stream Deck
Connect to the videoconferencing platform - Use Studio Mode when live
Knowledge checkpoint
Step 10: YOU ARE THE HERO!

Congratulations! Your badge and certificate of completion
What's next?
Join the Affiliate Program
Conclusion

Step 7: DESIGN YOUR SESSION WITH THE REMOTE PRESENTATION CANVAS

You've achieved a lot so far, well done! You basically have learnt everything you need to create your great remote professional presentation. I know you're eager to start creating it, but before we jump into that let's take the time to design it. A good design will save you a lot of time in the creation process!

By the end of Step 7 you will:

have designed your remote presentation
have a paper representation of all the scenes you will later create in OBS

2 Lessons