For making videos at home, a teleprompter would greatly reduce the amount of memorizing lines, cutting and editing. Put together this easy teleprompter and start your own show today.
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Thanks! This sounds pretty straightforward. I'm going to try it using the Ipad. Really appreciate you taking the time to video this. I was wondering where I would get the coated glass that you mentioned in the video.
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