Record Structural Engineering Lessons

I already have the full script for each lesson; what I need now is a practising structural engineer who can turn that text into clear, engaging screen-recorded videos. You will read the script in your own words (no on-camera appearance required), capture your screen as you work through the material, and deliver polished MP4 files that a beginner-to-intermediate audience can follow without pausing every few seconds to rewind.

Feel free to present with slides, solve problems on a virtual whiteboard, or demonstrate recognised industry software—the delivery style is up to you as long as the explanations stay concise, practical, and technically correct. I’m happy to see AutoCAD, Revit, STAAD.Pro, or any other mainstream tool in action if it helps illustrate the concepts.

Audio quality must be clear and free of background noise, the video resolution at least 1080p, and pacing steady enough for learners to take notes. If you want to add brief supplemental examples beyond the script, go ahead; just flag them so I can review.

Deliverables
• Finished MP4 for each scripted lesson
• Source project files (PowerPoint, CAD files, or similar)
• One short sample clip early in the process so we can agree on tone and visual style

Once all videos are approved I’ll release the final milestone. Let’s help students grasp structural engineering the way professionals practise it.