Long Island Streaming produces systems and software training video for organisations across Long Island and the New York metro area — application walk-throughs, new-system rollouts, and the hardware-plus-software procedures that sit between IT and operations. The core of the work is clean, native-resolution screen capture cut against a presenter, with the on-screen emphasis that makes each step unmissable.
How we produce it
This follows our corporate training production workflow: we work through the system with a subject-matter expert, script the task in the user's order, capture the screen and the presenter separately, and finish with callouts and captions. For a public-facing version, see software & screen walk-throughs.
The screen is recorded at native resolution as its own source, synced to the presenter's camera. Where the task touches hardware, document-camera and over-the-shoulder angles cover the physical steps. In post we add cursor emphasis, key-press captions, step markers, and zoom-ins so a learner never loses the pointer.
What's different about software training video
- Native-resolution screen capture, never a camera of a monitor
- Presenter and screen recorded separately and synced
- Document-camera angles for the hardware side of a task
- Cursor, key-press, and step callouts added in post
- Re-recordable sections for when the interface changes
What you get
- The finished modules, chaptered and captioned
- Screen-recording sources at native resolution
- On-screen callouts, captions, and step markers
- Delivery in your LMS format
- Script and capture settings on file for updates
Software training video production across Long Island & NYC
For systems and software training video production in Nassau County, Suffolk County, Queens, Brooklyn, or Manhattan, send us a test login or a sandbox, the tasks that matter most, and your LMS. We will script the walk-throughs and capture them so they stay easy to update.
Ready to document a system? Request a quote for software and systems training video production on Long Island and in NYC.
Frequently asked questions
- How do you capture the screen?
A dedicated capture device or software records the application at native resolution as its own source, kept in sync with the presenter's camera. We never shoot a monitor with a camera for the screen content.
- Can you cover both the software and the hardware it runs on?
Yes. Over-the-shoulder and document-camera angles cover the hardware and the physical steps; the screen capture covers the application. The edit moves between them as the task does.
- What happens when the interface changes?
We keep the script, the capture settings, and the graphics template on file so an affected section can be re-recorded and dropped in without redoing the whole module.
- Do you add captions and key-press prompts?
Yes — cursor emphasis, key-press captions, step markers, and zoom-ins on the part of the screen that matters, all added in post.