Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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In this video, I give you an in-dept overview of what devices/softwares I use, showing you live clips on all the 7 steps I go through in making my medical videos. Hope it helps🙌🧡
Products I use:
- Surface Laptop Studio i7/16/512
- GXT 252 Emita USB Studio Microphone
- Surface Slim Pen 2
Softwares:
- Microsoft Office
- Microsoft PowerPoint
- Complete Anatomy by 3d4medical (3d4medical.com/)
- BioRender (biorender.com/)
- Camtasia 2023 (techsmith.com/)
- Audiate (techsmith.com/)
- Canva (canva.com/)
- Not often, but sometimes I also use AI speech enahncement (podcast.adobe.com/enhance) when I record, and there's a lot of background noise
How I make my medical educational videos.
I made a list of 7 steps:
- Step 1: Planning. Here, I basically just go through sources and study the topic
- Step 2: Making the Presentation. Here, I open PowerPoint and make a presentation about the topic. Doesn't have to be super detailed, as you can add things also later when you edit the video
- Step 3: Making a Script. Here I open Word and write a script using my sources, and the presentation I made
- Step 4: Script Record/Edit. So here I open Camtasia, and record my script. I just read through my script, and then I use Audiate to edit the recorded audio. You don't need to use Audiate if you don't want to, I just find it convenient.
- Step 5: Screencasting. So after I got my edited audio media. I now hit record, press play on the audio, and then I screencast the powerpoint presentation according to the audio.
- Step 6: Video Editing. Now, I use Camtasia to make sure the screencasted media fits with the audio media. Then I just have fun with the video editing. Adding pictures, annotations, animations, transitions, and so on.
- Step 7: Finalization. So now that the video is finished. I write a short summary for the description, I use Canva to make a thumbnail. I proofread and make sure everything is correct, and so on.
Tips:
The tips I can give you are based on my personal experience throughout the years I've made medical videos.
- Tip number 1: Start today, even with no experience or equipment. You really just have to start and go from there.
- Tip number 2: Consistency. Keep working on youtube. Give yourself at least 1 hour every day. Doesn't have to be efficient every day, but just set aside time and keep working on the videos. And try to upload consistently.
- Tip number 3: Keep looking for ways to improve. You started with no experience. You get experience as you're making the videos. Keep improving and find your style.
- Tip number 4: Don't give up. I've had many moments where I wanted to give up, or even when I took a break from YouTube. Just make sure to don't give up. Breaks are okay, but I have plans to come back and continue.
Hope this video helps!
PS: None of this is paid advertisement. All pictures/illustrations from these programs are taken under licensed permission. Please consider joining the channel membership and supporting my free educational videos for just 2.99 dollars a month.
Content:
0:00 Introduction
01:44 Devices
03:43 Softwares
06:36 7 Steps in Making a Video
07:56 1. Planning
09:00 2. Making the Presentation
11:19 3. Making a Script
12:16 4. Script Record/Edit
13:10 5. Screencasting
13:38 6. Video Editing
14:56 7. Finalization
15:26 Ending
🌐 Website: taimtalksmed.com
🫀 Help keep this content free: youtube.com/channel/UCEr7pkSXVsHcBLLBcJAGV-Q/join
🔬 Get 10% off anatomy lab models (Use code TAIMTALKSMED): https://anatomywarehouse.com?aff=34
📲 Other Links:
Instagram: instagram.com/taimtalksmed
Discord: discord.com/invite/DENMUpS8ey
In this video, I give you an in-dept overview of what devices/softwares I use, showing you live clips on all the 7 steps I go through in making my medical videos. Hope it helps🙌🧡
Products I use:
- Surface Laptop Studio i7/16/512
- GXT 252 Emita USB Studio Microphone
- Surface Slim Pen 2
Softwares:
- Microsoft Office
- Microsoft PowerPoint
- Complete Anatomy by 3d4medical (3d4medical.com/)
- BioRender (biorender.com/)
- Camtasia 2023 (techsmith.com/)
- Audiate (techsmith.com/)
- Canva (canva.com/)
- Not often, but sometimes I also use AI speech enahncement (podcast.adobe.com/enhance) when I record, and there's a lot of background noise
How I make my medical educational videos.
I made a list of 7 steps:
- Step 1: Planning. Here, I basically just go through sources and study the topic
- Step 2: Making the Presentation. Here, I open PowerPoint and make a presentation about the topic. Doesn't have to be super detailed, as you can add things also later when you edit the video
- Step 3: Making a Script. Here I open Word and write a script using my sources, and the presentation I made
- Step 4: Script Record/Edit. So here I open Camtasia, and record my script. I just read through my script, and then I use Audiate to edit the recorded audio. You don't need to use Audiate if you don't want to, I just find it convenient.
- Step 5: Screencasting. So after I got my edited audio media. I now hit record, press play on the audio, and then I screencast the powerpoint presentation according to the audio.
- Step 6: Video Editing. Now, I use Camtasia to make sure the screencasted media fits with the audio media. Then I just have fun with the video editing. Adding pictures, annotations, animations, transitions, and so on.
- Step 7: Finalization. So now that the video is finished. I write a short summary for the description, I use Canva to make a thumbnail. I proofread and make sure everything is correct, and so on.
Tips:
The tips I can give you are based on my personal experience throughout the years I've made medical videos.
- Tip number 1: Start today, even with no experience or equipment. You really just have to start and go from there.
- Tip number 2: Consistency. Keep working on youtube. Give yourself at least 1 hour every day. Doesn't have to be efficient every day, but just set aside time and keep working on the videos. And try to upload consistently.
- Tip number 3: Keep looking for ways to improve. You started with no experience. You get experience as you're making the videos. Keep improving and find your style.
- Tip number 4: Don't give up. I've had many moments where I wanted to give up, or even when I took a break from YouTube. Just make sure to don't give up. Breaks are okay, but I have plans to come back and continue.
Hope this video helps!
PS: None of this is paid advertisement. All pictures/illustrations from these programs are taken under licensed permission. Please consider joining the channel membership and supporting my free educational videos for just 2.99 dollars a month.
Content:
0:00 Introduction
01:44 Devices
03:43 Softwares
06:36 7 Steps in Making a Video
07:56 1. Planning
09:00 2. Making the Presentation
11:19 3. Making a Script
12:16 4. Script Record/Edit
13:10 5. Screencasting
13:38 6. Video Editing
14:56 7. Finalization
15:26 Ending
