🐍 From Meetup to YouTube: The why and how of talk recording
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- 🌐 Network over 🍕 pizza and drinks 🍺🥤 with fellow Python users 🐍
- 👀 Watch a presentation
- 🗣️ Discuss the presentation
- 👥 and maybe hit the local pub!
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From Meetup to YouTube: The why and how of talk recording by Evan Kohilas
You're at a Canberra Python Meetup:
- As the audience - you want to recap on what was said, and await the recording.
- As the speaker - you nailed your talk, and want to share it to the world.
- As a future attendee - you want to know what you're getting yourself into.
In this talk, you'll go behind the scenes on what it takes to record a meetup talk.
You'll get an understanding of what's needed on the day, as well as the ups and downs of the engineering behind the editing process before uploading.
By the end of this talk, you'll have:
- Learned why recording is important
- Learned the engineering behind what it takes
- And optionally, be inspired to do your own meetup recording!
Evan is a serial international speaker and engineering productivity advocate who values frictionless simplicity, taming tech debt, thinking in systems, and tightening feedback loops - all to improve the developer experience and achieve nohumanerrors.com
When he's not working on his next talk or project idea, you may catch him as an organiser for PyCon Australia and Snow Gum Summit - Australia's 1st (and only) tech conference on snow.
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