OBS Studio YouTube Workflow Training
Budget: $250 – $750 AUD
I’m looking for one-on-one guidance to take my Zoom interview recordings and turn them into polished, YouTube-ready videos—directly inside OBS Studio. I’m a complete beginner, so I need you to start from ground zero and build a streamlined, push-button workflow I can run on my own after our sessions.
Here’s what success looks like for me:
• A pre-built OBS scene collection with a clean split-screen layout that automatically frames me and my guest.
• Branded background and lower thirds that pull in my company logo and discreet social-media handles.
• A repeatable captions workflow so every upload is accessible without extra editing steps.
• Dialed-in audio levels (voice and system) that meet YouTube’s loudness standards.
• Export presets that give me the correct format, bitrate, and resolution for fast uploads and crisp playback.
• A simple checklist or mini-guide I can follow to launch, record, and publish with minimal clicks.
We can work live via screen-share or recorded tutorials—whatever speeds up my learning curve. If you’re comfortable walking a beginner through OBS setup, graphic integration, and basic audio/video troubleshooting, I’d love to get started.
Here’s what success looks like for me:
• A pre-built OBS scene collection with a clean split-screen layout that automatically frames me and my guest.
• Branded background and lower thirds that pull in my company logo and discreet social-media handles.
• A repeatable captions workflow so every upload is accessible without extra editing steps.
• Dialed-in audio levels (voice and system) that meet YouTube’s loudness standards.
• Export presets that give me the correct format, bitrate, and resolution for fast uploads and crisp playback.
• A simple checklist or mini-guide I can follow to launch, record, and publish with minimal clicks.
We can work live via screen-share or recorded tutorials—whatever speeds up my learning curve. If you’re comfortable walking a beginner through OBS setup, graphic integration, and basic audio/video troubleshooting, I’d love to get started.