Film Promo Video -- Program Overview

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Program Overview Video talking points (30-45 sec video):

Introduce the program:

• We live in an era of big data and machine learning.
• Now is the time to leverage the power of machine learning for your cybersecurity strategy.
• In this accelerated class, you will learn from leading experts on how to use cutting-edge machine learning tools to detect, evade, and defend against emerging threats.

Describe who this program is for:

• This program is specifically designed for professionals working across cybersecurity, such as software developers, system administrators, security engineers, and DevOps engineers.

Join us to:

• Leverage actionable frameworks
• Engage with real-world data challenges
• Test your learning in a final project

RECORDING TIPS
Think about your background—sit in front of a neutral background (garden/backyard, blank wall, clean + empty room, bookshelf, wall with art are all okay).
If you’re filming outside, natural light will look great. If you are inside, ideally you’d want to set yourself up so that your light source is in front of you (behind your screen). If you do have a window behind you, be sure to shut the blinds so you’re not backlit.
Avoid getting too close to the camera so that your positioning remains natural for viewers.
Listen for a minute before you start filming. If you hear too much noise (dog barking, busy street) move to a better area.
Videos should be between 30-45 seconds, with a maximum of 1 minute for optimal viewing on social media platforms.
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Have fun!
Our social media manager, Shannon Sampson, would be happy to be on hand while they film this recording if any of the instructors do not feel comfortable. We will leave that decision up to the individual instructor.