AMAZING YouTube Studio Setup Ideas for SMALL Spaces (Home Office Tour)
AMAZING YouTube Studio Setup Ideas for SMALL Spaces (Home Office Tour)
Nolan breaks down some amazing ideas for setting up your YouTube Home Studio in a small space. ****** Watch Omar’s YouTube Studio Background Idea HERE ➡️ https://youtu.be/lYQcXL3eNCs
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📒 Show Notes 📒
1️⃣ (Video) Complete YouTube Studio on ONE Stand
https://youtu.be/80w2s5fzmSE
2️⃣ My Camera & Lens I used in This Video
Sony A7SIII ➡️ https://amzn.to/3jNGJjK
Sony 20mm ➡️ 1.8 https://amzn.to/3rTCmGW
3️⃣ (Video) AMAZING YouTube Studio Background (Photo Paper Setup)
https://youtu.be/lYQcXL3eNCs
4️⃣ Wide Angle Lenses
Canon M50 Efm ➡️ https://amzn.to/3deqCdV
Sony E Mount ➡️ https://amzn.to/2N9iPDB
5️⃣ 11 Inch Adjustable Articulating Friction Camera Magic Arm with Large Super Clamp
https://amzn.to/37ermfs
6️⃣ 40 in. x 72 in. Moving Blanket
https://amzn.to/3jNHGIQ
Timecodes
0:00 5 Tips for Creating a Small YouTube Studio Home Office
0:52 1. YouTube Studio on ONE Stand
1:38 2. Invest in a Wide Angle Lens
2:38 3. Use a Photo Backdrop
3:45 4. Pick Up a Clamp & Articulating Arm
5:44 5. Focus on the Acoustics of the Room
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In this video Nolan from Think Media gives you a tour of his YouTube home Studio setup and how he takes advantage of having a small space. These tips are great for all creators that have Home YouTube Studio Setups and need help with what to buy for their YouTube Studio. This Studio Tour will answer some of your questions when it comes to YouTube Studio Setups.
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You tube Stand. Brilliant just Brilliant 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I have smaller LOL
Nooo God, No
I was looking for video “how to sort your media space”
Where’d you get that backdrop retractor?
You guys are amazing. Thanks so much for your teachings. I’m blessed to witness this.
whats the main stand link and lighth you use for this video? I have a small space too
85 square foot? These riches and their huge mansions…
As always you provide excellent advice. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day. 😊
Is there a link for this clamp and arm?
Yes I am using the corner of my bedroom. Don’t have an extra room at this point while my oldest son is back in town for about 8mths. Just starting and have some good equiptment but I’m lacking the most important which is a creators laptop. I had a friend that’s son works at Aaron’s that allowed me to borrow for 1K Challenge but it was a gaming PC and couldn’t handle my 6K and 4K footage. But I can relate to a small space which I am fine with until the channel gets rolling. I gambled to go fulltime because it has been a goal and dream. Hit me up through email when u have time to let me rundown my situation and if you guys may have any ideas or tips that can help resolve my woes. Thank you
Oh woow I always though I need a tripod for recording but now I got c stand and saw your idea of 1 whole set (with arm) now that’s super space saving and less setup 😂💕
Awesome advice, thanks. Quote – Consistency comes from authenticity.
thanks for the tips. eye-opening
Great video!
Always helpful tips 💕
this video is amazing! I knew only about wide lenses, other stuff from this video I didn’t think about and will use for sure because I have 10 square meters room for my studio 🙂 But I have to put couch too, hope it will be possible haha
Man the audio is so different than your recent videos haha. Love the content
Nice video overall. I really enjoyed it.
4:45 can’t help but noticed the power extension wire on the floor.
Hey Nolan! Thanks for the video. I actually got the same friction arm and mounted my Canon M50 onto it. For those who intend on buying this item, be warned – it was a challenge for me to keep it leveled. It’s easier to level a camera on a tripod, but hanging it from the hot shoe is a different ball game. The weight of the M50 with the screen swung out causes the camera to tilt while on this friction arm. My recorded video shows me on a slant. You can keep the screen behind the camera to maintain balance or you can eye ball it and tilt the camera a little more upwards and then tighten the friction arm, so that when you let go from adjusting the camera, the camera will tilt to a level spot. If anyone experienced otherwise, I would love to hear about your setup so I can try a different workaround.
nice content as always! Can you show some tips for those of us using our mobile phones to film ou contents? btw i also have my own bedroom studio (currently untreated) and i use either of my two mics (boya by-m1/mm1)
It’s interesting you picked the 20mm focal length – while not ideal for a face, it does make the space look much larger. I have a very slightly larger space than you and opted for 35mm, but maybe I need to experiment with wider!
How did you get the Think logo to display on the monitor in your background?
Question of the Day ⚡ Do you have a small space for creating YouTube videos? Let us know! 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 ***** Watch Omar’s YouTube Studio Background Idea HERE ➡️ https://youtu.be/lYQcXL3eNCs
I use my son bedroom! My dificult is to hide his bad in my vídeos! Its impossible
I use a redragon webcam clipped on top of the monitor, which works well
Great video! At 1:54 how far was the mic from you?
I do but I have a queen size bed and I have all my monitors mounted on the wall I got my PC mounted on the wall and I got nanoleaf
My little office is 8’x10′ and the built in desk takes up most of the space so I can move around at all, I have to sit behind the desk. I’m having trouble with lighting. If I use anything like you guys have, the big soft lights, it’s just too much and I looked washed out…so I have two small led lights but those also seem to bright and I can’t get that nice three point affect….any suggestions or videos you know of for lighting a small space?
i have the same stormtrooper
Just curious? Why not use just one green screen in place of several different colored backdrops?
What if I film from my 50 sq feet kitchen Size of a tiny pantry? How should I do set up? Appreciate if some idea from you.
Thanks! great video. Where can one purchase the light that you use on the stand?
I’m actually shooting in my living room and its driving me and my wife crazy lol but I want to take over a small space in my basement moving forward. I’m using a sigma 16mm lens is that wide enough?
8 by 10 feet long is tiny? PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFT!!!! MY BEDROOM SLASH GAMEROOM SLASH YOUTUBE ROOM IS 5’6 FEET WIDE!!!!!!!!!!! i forget how long though XD but i know it’s small.
Great setup. This can also be used in bigger spaces where you’d like to have a small and dedicated recording setup.
Any tips for sound quality? My studio has a lot of city traffic noise outside and I’m struggling with getting good sound quality.
Simple and classic..👍🏾 I like it!! 😁
Great work Nolan, as always! I love the tips for small offices!
I’m thinking about upgrading my camera from my smartphone to a Canon M50. I plan on getting the Sigma 16mm lens that you recommend. My question is, should I also get the kit lens to do "selfies" at arm’s length, or will the wide-angle lens work for that too?
I have a small office space, just trying to get some ideas
Wow, I would have never thought it was an 8×10! Great work.
I made a walk in closet my studio. Watching this to help with the process. Thanks for the tips.
I have an 8′ by 7′ room. I can only fit 2 people at a time.
Oh but how would u work with an external usb microphone and canon m50?;)
I have a small kitchen I’m trying to figure out how to shoot and what equipment will work using my cell and/or iPad Pro.
It real hard to shot for me in eye level I don’t have complete teeth.
THanks, this clamp is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for the link!
that’s a huge room lol. wish i had one like that in my home! 😀
I am naive I have one 12X12 room that I want to use for YouTube home studio, I need ur support to walk me through from scratch, what I just bought now is a lapel mic, and a tripod with 14 inches round light
I do
wowee incredible, who would have thought you could do so much with such a small space!
So badass, so creative! Thank you for sharing.