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What you will learn from this episode:- Learn the tricks and tips on how to create content on any platform with just one video- Discover equipment, apps, and resources to help you create engaging and creative video content for your audience- Find out what you should know about doing livestreams, transcribing video, and doing a combo of content other than video to showcase a property or other real estate assets, so you engage and compel them to take actionSummary:For many, creating content for marketing and branding is a challenge.How do you show your expertise in real estate investing and engage your audience at the same time?Learn the tricks and tips of creating video content, the fun and creative way.Bruce Outridge is a person of many talents as a media entrepreneur specializing in Transportation and Creative Industries. He is a Professional Artist, Author, Podcast Producer, Speaker, Videographer, and Television Host.Outridge Enterprises Inc. is the parent company to three divisions known as Bruce Outridge Productions, Outridge Consulting Services, and Outridge Translation Services.Although each operates and markets itself separately they are all intertwined to create a powerful group of companies. Bruce is the President and Director of the company handling operational duties and promotional services for our divisions. In this episode, Bruce shares the one thing you need to have in mind, so you shake off the fear of creating videos and focus on whoever you need to help.He talks about the four things you need to remember when doing interviews to get things going without any script.Want to know how videos work best on any platform? You need not worry as he gives his tips and tricks.Want to have insights about going live, how to get a decent video and good audio?How about the need for transcriptions, how to mount a video from all other different forms of content, and overcome the challenge to put out regular video content? Listen in as he has all those covered.Just as there are do’s, there are also don’ts on what you can show in your video content and make things somewhat believable. Look forward to that.He shares his favorite podcasts, brand, quotes and how he is inspired by these and how it serves as his guiding principle in life and business.Video editing apps and more editing hacks are in the can as he shares his secrets with us.Key Takeaways:“Get it away from you. As long as you get it off yourself and onto whoever you’re trying to help, that’s when the videos get a lot better.” – Bruce Outridge“Whatever it takes to describe whatever you’re trying to describe is how long it should be. I don’t care if it’s 10 or two, or five or whatever. If it takes you 10 minutes to get that point across whatever it might be, then do 10 minutes if it takes two minutes, do two minutes.” “If you have a decent phone, that will do a lot. As far as the video, it will do a lot. It’s not so much the equipment, a lot of people get caught up in this, you need to have good audio.” “If you’re a real estate agent, where the hottest house comes up whenever, you might just want to post whenever. And that might be that’s its own tactic of making people subscribe to you so they can get the latest thing.”“You’ve got to be careful with transcription. If it was technical, where someone has to follow steps or something like that, then yes, I would probably take that extra step. But I personally don’t for general topics.”“I think the title is probably more important than the thumbnail, but the thumbnail needs to attract them.”“Do that live now and get people excited. Use something wherever the audience hangs out the most, if you’re on Facebook, let people know that at 12 o’clock, I’m going to be showcasing this greatest buy, you’ll only see it once, and go and do a walkthrough of the highlights of that. And then say contact me if you want any more lives.”“Video is powerful, because people can actually see what’s going on. And it’s best for SEO, because if you’re using YouTube, it’s owned by Google. It’s a way of really engaging people.”“The way you want people to perceive you is the way that you have to be in the video.”Additional resources and recommendations: Final Cut ProAdobe PremiereAfter EffectsCanvaiMovieConnect with Bruce Outridge:outridgeenterprises.cabruceoutridgeproductions.combruceoutridge.comcashinginoncreativitypodcast.comtheleadpedalpodcast.comwww.inspiringyouthtv.comConnect with Paul Copcutt:reibranded.comLinkedInE:podcast@paulcopcutt.comMusic: Thank you to Zoax for the intro music