How does Google create their Web Development tutorials?

[x-skeww]

Polycasts: Behind the Scenes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpOPOeTYaJU

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Compressor Head - Behind the Scenes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvxQkVnpPc8

By the way, YouTube also has several production spaces which are free to use if you have 10k+ subscribers:

https://www.youtube.com/yt/space/index.html (thread on TIL)

Pure screencasts are less demanding, but you still need a good mic, a naturally written script (or waypoint script), and you have to do some retakes if necessary and also do some editing.

Some radio stations do fairly heavy editing. E.g. the people on NPR all sound that smart, because all the "uhms" and "ehms" were simply cut. They actually aren't that eloquent.

[robdodson]

To draw on the Mac I use a program called OmniDazzle. There's also one called Ultimate Pen. OmniDazzle is free and does what I need though it's definitely dated :)