How to Use PowerPoint Slides to Record Video

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How to Use PowerPoint Slides to Create VideoMany of my larger PLR products include PowerPoint slides, which make it easy to create slideshows, webinars and video.

But have you ever created videos with PowerPoint before? If not, I've recorded a quick demo video to show you just how easy it is.

In this video, I used some of the speaker notes that I also include with many of our slides. They're a great basis for your script and can edited to fit your own language and voice. I know some people prefer not to use a script, but I do, even if I don't follow it precisely. Other people just put down bullet points so they sound more natural.  Take a look and see how easy it is.

You'll see in the video that I used a few sample slides from a new course we created called Content Creation Mastery.  There are quite a lot of slides in there since it's a full course. If you have it, or buy it, make sure you break everything up into smaller videos when you record them.  Otherwise, that would be one HUGE file!

Here's where you can find the full course:

I hope this motivates you to go create a quick video today 🙂

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  1. I love this video Sharyn! However, I’m an Apple girl. How would I do this on my Macbook? Don’t suppose you’d be willing to make a second tutorial for us Macheads 🙂 ??

    1. Oh you Mac users, so demanding ;).
      I don’t have a Macbook, but my assistant does and she actually put a “how to” on this in one of my recent PLR reports (Creating Content with PowerPoint).
      Here’s what you’re supposed to do:
      – Go to Slides Show > Record Slide Show
      – When done, click “Exit Show’
      – Review it by clicking “Play Slide Show” from start
      – Go to File > Save as movie

      Done!

      1. Sharyn, you and your assistant ROCK! Thanks so much. And excuse me, but we Mac users are not demanding. We’re elitests! 🙂

        Love your content and love your quick responses. Thank you!

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