NTNA - Instructions

Tips for best videos

1. If you are using a smartphone to shoot your video, flip it 90° and shoot the video horizontally — NOT vertically. Think of the horizontal nature of videos on YouTube. Also, use the main camera on the phone — NOT the one on the screen side. 
2. Choose a quite, clean setting. Is it pleasing to the eye? Those tiny details will always add nice touches to your video.
3. Do some test shots and watch them back before you begin. Can you hear yourself clearly? Is the shot steady and zoomed in appropriately? Is it well-lit? Is it horizontal?
4. Lighting is important. The more light, the better. In order to avoid shadows, glare, and reflection shine the light at a 45-degree angle from the camera. You can use the sunlight trick here, too. But be sure you don’t have your back to the light or the video would be backlit. Avoid fluorescent and highly contrast lighting.
5. Audio is also important. Speak clearly and not too quickly, avoid noisy environments, and speak loudly.
6. Have fun! This is nail art after all. Smile while talking to add energy to your voice. Avoid reading off a script and make it seem like you’re speaking to an audience. chance to show a little of your personality to the person who will be watching. Then, give it your all
7. In order to avoid copyright infringement, please don’t use any music with copyrights in your videos.
8. Use a tripod or another method to steady the camera. This will help you avoid excessive shaking.
9. Edit the video to enhance efficiency—avoid filler words like “um, and like”