Teach on screen with your camera beside the lesson, read from a teleprompter nobody sees, and give every video captions and chapters.
Hi, I'm going to show you
how the new dashboard
turns a week of reports
into one screen.
Let's start at the top,
with the revenue chart.
Hi, I'm going to show you
how the new dashboard
turns a week of reports
into one screen.
Let's start at the top,
with the revenue chart.
You’re presenting, operating the software, watching your notes and remembering what comes next, all at once. Shotbox takes the notes off your mind and the editing off your evening.
You and the screen together, in a layout that suits the lesson.
One idea per video, captioned for viewers watching on mute.
Chapters from what you said, ready for YouTube.
turns a week of reports
into one screen.
Read the lesson from a teleprompter that sits over the software and never appears in the recording. Follow my voice keeps up as you speak, pause or go back.
Pick a layout: a corner bubble for software lessons, side by side for discussion, camera only for introductions. Cut out your background so you stand on the slide.
Draw arrows, circles and highlights on screen while you teach. With stick on, they stay with the thing they point at as you scroll.
Captions help every learner and are made on your Mac. Chapters let students jump straight to the part they need, and copy into YouTube in one click.
Save your own title designs and use the same opener, lower third and end card on every lesson.
Capture the steps as screenshots, annotate them and pin one on screen while you teach as your own reference.
Cut a vertical clip from each lesson for social, with captions and your camera cut out.
Turn on start with recording so the script begins as soon as the countdown ends.
Turn on fade in draw mode for quick pointers that disappear after three seconds, so the screen never clutters.
Record one idea per lesson. Short videos are easier to re-record when the software changes.
Use Save design… on your opener and end card so every lesson starts and ends the same way.
Everything runs on your Mac, and nothing is uploaded on the way.
The teleprompter follows your voice and never appears in the recording.
Teleprompter →Thirteen layouts, from a corner bubble to side by side, at any canvas shape.
Camera cut-out →Captions are made on your Mac, and chapters copy straight into YouTube.
Captions & transcript →Import the lesson notes into the teleprompter and pick the picture-in-picture layout.
Record the lesson, drawing arrows on the parts you’re explaining.
Cut the stumbles from the transcript and add your saved opener.
Export the lesson with an .srt file, and a vertical clip to promote it.
Yes. Record any window, including your slide software, with your camera in any layout.
Shotbox exports standard MP4 files and .srt captions, which course platforms accept.
No. The teleprompter is invisible to every screen capture, including Shotbox’s own.