Here’s what you’ll need:
– An excellent phone that has a good selfie camera.

– A tripod that is incredibly flexible, light-weight so you can take it whereever possible and use it to shoot videos.

– A phone holder that will hook your phone to the tripod.

– A collar mic that will connect from your camera to your phone. (Some people use another phone in their pocket to capture the audio), but I don’t recommend that. It’s double-work to sync it.

1) Tripod:

AmazonBasics has an excellent tripod:
https://www.amazon.in/…/B005…/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s01…

Buy the 50 inch one if this is not available. It’s okay.

2) Phone Mount:

Here’s one:
https://www.amazon.in/…/B00V…/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00…

3) Mic:
https://www.amazon.in/…/B01FY20V7A/ref=od_aui_detailpages00…

You can order extension wires later on if you want more distance.

In most cases, you won’t need it because the tripod can be positioned such a way that you really look good even with just a 3 feet distance.

I have shot several videos using this, I don’t have any selfie videos on youtube for proof.

Here’s a video that I shot using the exact same system except the phone wasn’t on selfie mode and was facing me directly:
https://youtu.be/tZEfl6jF5SA

Thanks,
Harry Ramsay

PS:

1) How To Tell If Your Video Is Really Good?

– Transfer that to the computer, and then see how it looks.

2) Which phones have the best camera?

iPhone has the best as far as I can tell. But I also think some of these android phones with selfie-cameras and the high-end ones like One Plus is also good (and Samsung).

I had an Android for a long time, but it was never good enough.

3) How to convert your videos:

– Your videos on the phone would be 1 GB – converting them would take some steps. It’s simple with a free software called Handbrake.

In another message, I’ll share how to do it.