Here are some sample videos (including one with presentation tips) that were created using our one button studios. Part of the power of these studios is that the video is created in one shot, without any need for video editing!

What wardrobe considerations should you make while using the One Button Studio? In this short video, we dive into the choices you should make! Want to see more about One Button Studios? Find it here.

One Button Studios give you the ability to be present from within your slideshows. You can include diagrams, images, alternative backgrounds, or add extra visual interest through animation. Then use slides as you would in any other live presentation, only now you get to remain together with your content. We've created example slides that you can...

Which One Button Studio makes sense for your situation? Compare the One Button Studio options from Revolution. Video Recording Made Easy.

Professional video made easy: Allow your faculty and team members to focus on the professional delivery of their message. Operation couldn't be simpler! Press one button to start recording. Switch between video modes with one touch. Real-time greenscreen processing. No editing required. 5 minute videos are made in 5 minutes!

What is a One Button Studio? A One Button Studio (OBS) is a room configured for self-service video recording with the goal of making the process as easy as possible. A user can begin recording by pressing a single button. The user conducts their presentation and then pushes a button to stop recording. Many one button studios include a Revolution...

Penn State University started a movement to simplify video recording and shared their resulting plan with the world. Many colleges followed along, validating the interest, but uncovering lingering issues with that plan. Team Revolution has spent thousands of hours to develop the next generations of turnkey recording solutions.

Is it cheaper to build your own One Button Studio or buy a complete commercial solution? We discuss what we've learned, various considerations we've seen overlooked, plus feedback from users who have built their own.