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Use case

Record lessons with a camera overlay

Lesson videos work better when students see your face, the board or app, and captions they can follow muted. FrameCast is built for that composition on a Mac — without a multi-seat classroom cloud plan just to record.

Save a look once, pin it in the frame, and reuse the same presence across a course unit.

Lesson setup

  • Choose a friendly camera shape and save the preset
  • Place a recording frame on the material students need to see
  • Pin the camera so pans do not lose your face
  • Enable live captions when Speech Recognition is allowed

After class

Trim in the free browser Studio for a clean upload to your LMS or YouTube. Build an on-device video brief when you want an AI to draft a study guide from what was said and shown — you export that file yourself.

Classroom caution

Hide the key overlay before any credentials. If students appear on camera, follow your school’s recording consent rules — FrameCast does not replace that policy.

Takeaways

  • • Face + UI + captions is the core lesson layout.
  • • Presets and pin-in-frame keep a series consistent.
  • • Briefs can help course prep; sharing remains your choice.

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