Want a sneak peek behind the scenes of Cult of Mac? In my tech-setup tour video below, I’ll show you where I produce and edit all the videos for the site, and what kind of equipment I use to do it.
This is one of the most-requested videos I’ve had so far, so I won’t keep you waiting any longer — let’s get to it.
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Ste Smith is Cult of Mac’s video guy based in the UK. Ste has been working in the media industry for over 8 years and is a keen Apple fan. Follow Ste on Twitter @stesmith10 and Facebook.
7 responses to “How we put the Mac-gic in Cult of Mac’s videos”
The technical setup used to create C.O.M. videos:
Desk, pen, lamp, chair, futon, collection of empty boxes….
You know, a paper weight works great for compositing.
I think your next video like this should be about your work flow for creating the videos.
I thought I was going to see a workflow video, which is what I care about. How interested would you be in a tour of my desk? I figured you’d want to know.
Laguna Hiker, I agree. The title of the article is misleading to say the least.
Yeah that’s just fascinating, going back to watching paint dry, it’s about as stimulating.
I can’t see the links to any of the stuff in the video..?
I love Apple Setups. This is a lovely Macbook Air, Lumiy Lightline 1250 LED desk lamp, and Lacie Neil Poulton Speakers. Very stylish and each complements the other very nicely.