Recording Guidelines | Review My Emails

These guidelines ensure a smooth recording and consistent quality. This isn't about perfection—it's about clarity and minimal distractions.

Audio

MOST IMPORTANT

Good audio matters more than good video. If you have to choose, choose audio.

External microphone or quality headset

Wired headphones (more reliable than Bluetooth)

Quiet space with minimal echo

Close windows, turn off fans

Avoid: Laptop built-in microphone, echo-heavy rooms, background noise

Camera at eye level (not looking down)

Stable setup (no handheld devices)

Landscape orientation

Head and shoulders in frame

Face a natural or soft light source

Light from in front, not behind

Avoid strong overhead lighting

A window works well. You don't need studio lights.

Neutral, uncluttered background

Quiet, private space

No visual distractions behind you

Virtual backgrounds are fine if your setup supports them cleanly.

Professional and comfortable

Solid colors work best

Avoid tight patterns or shiny fabrics

Stable connection required

Wired connection preferred

Close unnecessary apps before recording

Something unclear or difficult to meet? Let us know ahead of time.