Broadcasting Production

2. A written version of what will be said and done in the video.
5. A series of drawings or images that show each scene visually.
6. Buttons used to start/stop recording, streaming, and access settings.
7. Planning where actors and cameras will be during each scene.
8. Assigning roles to people involved in the production.
11. Planning how much money is needed and how it will be spent.
13. Asking questions to gather opinions or feedback.
15. Sharing ideas freely to come up with creative concepts.
17. Capturing video and audio to a file for playback or editing later.
19. A panel that lets you control the volume and mute settings of audio sources.
20. A camera connected to your computer used for video input.
22. A visual effect used when switching between scenes.
23. Broadcasting live video and audio over the internet.

1. Planning everything before filming starts.
3. A mode that lets you preview and edit scenes before switching them live.
4. An input element like a webcam, microphone, or screen capture.
9. A source that records sound from your microphone.
10. Editing and finalizing the video after filming.
12. A graphic or text element placed on top of video (like a logo or title).
14. Shows what your scene looks like before going live or recording.
16. A layout that contains one or more sources used for recording or streaming.
18. The actual filming or recording of the project.
21. A source that records your computer screen.