Building a $40 overhead filming rig for YouTube
We repurpose an under-$40 Amazon monitor stand into an overhead filming rig. Overhead filming rigs are needed for a wide range of educational videos. Our short video shows how we do it, and the solution turns out to be very quick and simple.
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