Chikanyima Nwoye
Live Streaming Producer
Certified Mastering Multicam Magic: Live Streaming & Video Production professional skilled in dynamic project execution.
Verified Credentials & Portfolio
Course certifications backed by real practical assignment submissions and AI evaluations.
Level: intermediate • Issued on Aug 8, 2026
Verified Practical Capstones & Submissions (6)
1. Enhancing Live Production Quality
Conduct a live streaming session with enhanced quality using ATEM Mini Pro ISO
- Expert-level clarity in explaining the workflow and technical requirements.
- High-quality production values and effective use of screen-recording tools.
- Strong, logical structure that makes a complex technical task easy to follow.
"The student delivered a highly professional and technically precise tutorial on operating the ATEM Mini Pro ISO for live production. The instruction was clear and effectively balanced theoretical setup with practical, real-world application."
2. Enhancing Live Production Quality
Conduct a live streaming session with enhanced quality using ATEM Mini Pro ISO
- Detailed physical overview of the ATEM Mini Pro ISO's layout, including tactile feedback and chassis design.
- Accurate explanation of the theoretical workflow for multi-streaming using USB-C outputs paired with OBS or Ecamm.
- Proactive identification of cooling mechanisms and ventilation layouts on the device sides to ensure long-term hardware reliability.
"The submission provides a thorough physical walkthrough and theoretical overview of the ATEM Mini Pro ISO hardware controls. However, it fails to meet the core requirement of the assignment, as no active live streaming session or software configuration was demonstrated. To successfully pass, the student must execute a live broadcast and visually demonstrate the integrated streaming setup."
3. Live Streaming Software and Tools
Set up a live stream using multiple camera angles
- Excellent technical demonstration of complex OBS Studio functions such as Multi-View and Studio Mode.
- Highly coherent and practical step-by-step walkthrough suitable for peer-level training.
- Effective use of real-time screen recording to provide a clear, relatable example of the software's capabilities in a live production environment.
"The student provided a comprehensive and highly competent technical demonstration of setting up a live stream with multi-camera angles using OBS Studio. The instruction is both methodical and easy to follow, exhibiting a firm grasp of the software's advanced configuration features."
4. Mobile Multicam with YoloBox Pro
### Practical Assignment: Mobile Multicam Stream Setup with YoloBox Pro **Industry Context:** In this assignment, you will create a multicam live stream setup using the YoloBox Pro, applying the techniques demonstrated in the lesson. This will help you build your portfolio and enhance your skills in live streaming and video production. 1. **Setup Your YoloBox Pro**: Connect at least two cameras to your YoloBox Pro. Ensure that each camera is positioned to capture different angles of the same scene. Make sure to check the compatibility of your cameras with the YoloBox Pro as discussed in the lesson. 2. **Configure Video and Audio Sources**: Using the YoloBox Pro interface, select your video and audio sources. Follow the steps shown in the video to ensure that the audio is synced correctly with the video feeds. 3. **Create Custom Overlays**: Design and implement at least one custom overlay for your stream. This could include your name, the title of the stream, or any branding elements. Make sure to include your name or username visibly in the overlay to personalize your project. 4. **Conduct a Test Stream**: Perform a test live stream to a private platform (like YouTube or Facebook). Record this session and ensure that you demonstrate switching between camera angles and using the overlays you created. 5. **Submit Your Project**: Export your test stream video and upload it to a video sharing platform (YouTube, Vimeo, etc.). Include a link to the video in your submission, along with a short description of your setup and what you learned from the process. --- **Submission Deliverable:** Submit a link to your test stream video (YouTube or Vimeo) and a brief written description (200-300 words) of your setup and experience. Ensure your name or username is included in the video or overlay.
- Excellent identification and explanation of hardware components and their specific roles in the multicam setup.
- Clear, articulate delivery of the assembly process that is easy for a viewer to follow.
- Professional presentation of the equipment with practical, real-world context.
"The student provides a strong, well-explained demonstration of the hardware components required for a multicam YoloBox Pro setup. While the assembly phase is effectively covered, the submission would benefit from a more detailed walkthrough of the software configuration to fully illustrate the end-to-end stream process."
5. Multicam Editing Essentials
### Practical Assignment: Multicam Video Editing Project **Industry Context:** Mastering multicam editing is crucial for video production professionals, as it allows for efficient storytelling and dynamic content creation in various media formats. # Objective Edit a multicam video project using DaVinci Resolve, applying the techniques learned in the lesson. ## Step-by-Step Tasks 1. **Download Media**: Access the media files provided in the FREE RESOLVE COMMUNITY [here](https://www.skool.com/groundcontrol) and download them to your computer. 2. **Import Footage**: Open DaVinci Resolve and create a new project. Import the downloaded multicam footage into your project library. 3. **Create a Multicam Clip**: Select the imported clips, right-click, and choose 'Create Multicam Clip'. Ensure you sync the clips based on audio or timecode as demonstrated in the lesson. 4. **Edit the Multicam Sequence**: Drag the multicam clip to the timeline. Use the multicam editing tools to switch between angles while playing back the video, and refine your cuts to create a cohesive narrative. 5. **Export Your Final Video**: Once satisfied with your edit, export the final video in MP4 format. Make sure to include a title screen and credits as part of your project. ## Submission Deliverables Submit your final edited video as an MP4 file or upload it to YouTube and provide the link. --- **Submission Deliverable:** Upload your final edited video as an MP4 file or provide a link to your YouTube upload.
- Exceptional use of waveform auto-alignment to seamlessly sync split camera clips (at 1:57 and 2:22).
- Highly sophisticated timeline-to-multicam conversion workflow demonstrated at 3:28.
- Perfect management of audio/video split cuts (at 5:00) to keep the primary external audio track continuous during multi-angle switching.
"This submission demonstrates a master-class execution of multicam editing within DaVinci Resolve. The project showcases advanced synchronization techniques, seamless multi-source alignment, and real-time switching between cameras and secondary assets. The workflow design is exceptionally clean, professional, and optimized for high-tier production standards."
6. Integrating Audio and Video
Create a live production using ATEM Mini Pro ISO
- Comprehensive coverage of the physical and digital workflow, ensuring every key feature of the ATEM Mini Pro ISO was systematically highlighted.
- Advanced demonstration of DaVinci Resolve integration, specifically highlighting the powerful ability to link and replace proxy ISO recordings with Blackmagic RAW (BRAW) files for color grading.
- Clear, structured pacing and high-quality visual aids that make the technical steps easy to follow and replicate in a professional environment.
"The student has delivered an outstanding and technically rigorous demonstration of a live production workflow using the ATEM Mini Pro ISO. The submission seamlessly bridges physical hardware configurations, live software operations, and advanced post-production integration within DaVinci Resolve. The professional handling of proxy-to-RAW replacement highlights an exceptional readiness for real-world broadcast and post-production environments."