Do you want to know what equipment you need to start YouTube? Or maybe you are ready to use the 'Pro Equipment'? This SlideShow is for you!

1. Creating short films
Step to Step tutorial

2. Step one - equipment
One of the most important things about filmmaking is making sure you have
the right equipment for you film. The most important equipment are:
● Camera/Camcorder
● Spare batteries
● Tripod
● Decent editing software

3. Camera/Camcorder
The cheapest cameras (ideally if you are just starting), are camcorders these
can start from £29.99, or cheaper.. Camcorders look like this:
If you are looking for a higher range camera, you may need a ‘Bridge Camera’.
You can get them for about £100 or a bit less. Bridge cameras look like this:

4. Not good enough?
If you are looking for the ‘bad boy’ cameras (the ones that are about
£500.00 for a make like Canon, pentax, fujifilm etc...), with detachable
lenses, you should go for a DSLR. DSLR’s look like this:

5. Still not good enough?
If you are still thinking that you still want something that is much more
professional will be much better quality, then I suggest that you go for a
‘Professional Camcorder’ A ‘professional camcorder’ looks like this:
The one shown here, is £1,198.00 from Amazon.co.uk

6. Spare batteries
One really important thing is having a spare battery(s) on you. These will come
in handy if your current battery has run out and you need another one. I tend
to buy rechargeable ones as they are much cheaper. If you are using a
camcorder, just search the model of your camera and add ‘battery’ on the end
of the search. For example, ‘Canon legria FS200 battery’ and you should get
something that looks a bit like this:

7. Tripod
So you’ve bought your camera. What's next?
The next most important thing is image/video stabilization equipment. You can
fix this by buying a cheap and easy to use ‘tripod’
The one I use for YouTube and short films is the ‘Albott 70” (inch) camera
tripod. That one costs £32.99 from Amazon.co.uk.

8. ‘Wondershare Filmora’ - Editing Sofware
Most of the time, when you research good editing softwares, they always
show ‘Filmora’ Filmora costs roughly £60. When i had it, within 3 weeks, i was
emailing them for a refund because the preview box (top right) is not good.
The video lags which is very distracting when you are trying to edit.

9. A good editing software - ShotCut
Surprisingly, my favourite editing software is 100% free for all Windows/mac
users.
Shotcut is a free, open source, cross-platform video editor for Windows, Mac
and Linux. Major features include support for a wide range of formats; no
import required meaning native timeline editing; Blackmagic Design support
for input and preview monitoring; and resolution support to 4k.

10. Optional Equipment
Camera mic
Camera light
Camera rig

11. Optional Equipment
Voice over mic (For editing)
Camera Crane/Jib
Camera stabilizer