Live Streaming on your Canon M50 requires a lot of battery life and power, more than what the battery can provide.

In this video, I share some power adapter options for both the wall (AC power adapter) as well as a USB power adapter so you can use a battery bank with your Canon M50.

Note: The Canon M50 doesn't charge any battery internally but the USB power adapter will let you connect a power bank and run power to the camera as if the USB battery power bank is the battery.

***power adapters recommended***

- Kapaxen AC Power Adapter Lp-e12: https://amzn.to/3bBm3Gw

- Raeisusp USB Power Option (to use with battery bank): https://amzn.to/2JtjZ7k

- Canon Branded Power Adapter: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/259624-REG/Canon_7875A002_CA_PS700_AC_Power_Adapter.html

- Canon Dummy adapter: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/883409-REG/Canon_6785b001_DC_Coupler_DR_E12_for.html

If you're wanting to live stream on a Mac the absolute best way to do that is with Ecamm Live!

If you're not sure whether or not you should invest in the Standard or Pro account, in this video I share why what each package has and which one I recommend for busy entrepreneurs!

Live streaming on a Mac doesn't get any better than Ecamm Live and it's the best budget-friendly option if you're planning on live streaming for your business or church.

To get a free 14 day trial of all the Pro features on Ecamm Live click here: Diana.link/EcammLive

Want the Ultimate Guide for Live Streaming? It's here! https://diana.link/livestreamguide

When you're in the process of looking for the best and the right equipment in your business it can be frustrating buying something, then turning around and realizing it actually doesn't work in your favor....at all.

Is the gear the problem or did the reviewer forget to mention something?

It's definitely the latter and in this video, I'll be sharing the one thing that nearly all video tech reviewers forgot to mention while trying to help you in your buying decision.

When you're first getting ready to do your videos and you're really jazzed by all the ideas you get, you're so excited that in your mind you envision your content looking just like your favorite creator.

Once you've recorded that video, reality sets in and you realize that your content doesn't look like what you thought it was going to.

So, instantly, you're ready to quit and not even upload the video.

In this episode, I'm going to share how to get over those embarrassing first videos and be more confident with the content you create and improve the ways your videos look and sound!

24hrs after getting the Rode Wireless GO and using it in a video shoot, these are my first impressions using it within the first 24 hours.

I've used a simple lapel microphone for most of my videos and using audio cables and cords.

In addition to some upcoming client videos I have to shoot, I wanted to see how well this would work for me as well.

Most people kick off their new YouTube Channel or video focused on the wrong things!

I'm guilty of doing it too. So, in this episode, I share with you what the true focus should be when you're in the video creation process from a tech perspective.

Most people jump straight to the questions on how to build a YouTube Channel and have a ton of subscribers.

This question is flawed because it causes you to miss out some important factors that are often overlooked as to why someone subscribes to begin with.

In this episode, I share with you what those factors and how you can not only get more subscribers but understand why they are wanting to stick around to begin with!

Everyone is always fighting for new ways to be better than the next guy. Competition is a factor of just about anything but what I share in today's video will make you 10x better than the next fella because they probably aren't doing the things I'm going to share with you in today's episode!

Welcome to the Video Simplified Podcast born of the formerly known EntreChats Daily Podcast. The focus of this podcast is dedicated to helping busy entrepreneurs simply and create better videos for your business and create deeper connections with your audience using video!

In this week episode, I share my response to one of the most commonly asked questions I receive, "What kind of videos should I make?".

This can be especially hard if you're new to video because you could talk about a lot of things but what's actually going to connect with people to keep them watching?

After a quarter of a million views+ on my YouTube Channel, I'm going to be sharing what those first videos should be about...no matter what niche you're in!