I am curious about the idea of recording some videos of board game playing/reviewing..
What I have noticed when watching some youtuber's channels is the vast difference in "quality" of the recordings, and how much of a huge difference it can make in my enjoyment watching them.
The ones I really love have crystal clear audio, great lighting, etc.
An example of one of my favorite board game channel's is "Game Night":
Now I know they have multiple cameras (including an overhead one) and lapel mics, and they must have some good lighting as well.
What a joy it is to watch their videos.
Another example of fantastic production quality is "Watch it Played":
Listen to that clean audio and look at that good lighting.
Not to single anyone out, but to give a few examples of some lighting/sound quality that I'd like to avoid:
So I'm looking for any thoughts/recommendations of hardware and software and tips and tricks to getting good production quality in videos, especially with regard to sound.
Any thoughts?