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Camera, Lighting, and Audio Setup for Your Home Office Studio

As more of the work goes remote, looking and sounding high-resolution is a signal — on client calls as much as in content. Kevin walks through every piece of kit he uses and how it works, then shows how far you can get with almost none of it.

What this session covers

  • The full camera chain: a Sony a7C, lenses and apertures, clean HDMI out, capture, and constant power
  • Cheaper cameras that hold up — the built-in FaceTime camera, a Logitech Brio, or an iPhone wired to the computer
  • The audio chain: microphones, a cloud lifter for gain, an audio interface, and a channel strip for control
  • Why you wear headphones on Zoom, and what happens to your audio if you don’t
  • Lighting that gives you a daylight look, and the clip-on light that gets most of the way there
  • A genuinely minimalist setup — one USB mic, one light, and camera placement that flatters
  • Framing, backgrounds, and making the room behind you worth looking at
  • Room acoustics on a budget, plus the extras: stream deck, mic stand, teleprompter, and noise suppression

Included with the Library

This session is one of 37 workshops in the Indie Strategist Library, along with the Advisor Operating System templates and the private community. One payment, yours for good.

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