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To stop your recording, you can press the Stop button in the menu bar, or press the Command-Control-Esc keys simultaneously.

Or, if you would prefer to record only part of the screen, drag your mouse to select your chosen area.Īs long as you include the portion of the screen which contains the camera window, your computer will record both what goes on within the camera window and what goes on in the rest of the screen. Your computer will then provide you with a prompt: click anywhere on the screen to begin recording the entire screen. When your screen is fully adjusted and positioned the way you would like it, click on the Record button to begin your recording. There are also settings, which you can access and adjust by clicking on the arrow beside the Record button. Ī Screen Recording box will appear, which includes a sound bar and a round, red Record button. To set up the portion of your video which will involve the screen, select File, and choose New Screen Recording. Make sure that the window is big enough so that your face is visible, but small enough to allow the material you need to present to be readable.Ī common position for the camera window in videos of this kind is the upper-right-hand corner. Īt this stage, you can resize and/or reposition the floating camera window that you just created anywhere on the screen, so that it will suit your particular video. In order to make sure that your camera window (the window which will show the recording of your face) appears above any other application that you will open on your screen during the making of your video, select View, and choose Float on Top. This will open a “camera window, ” which you will use to record your face. Select File, and choose New Movie Recording, to begin working on your video. Launch QuickTime player (already available on your Mac).