Filmed and directed/cut live- on the spot.

This course was filmed and edited mostly live, allowing for a quick turn around. There are of course many levels in terms of production possibilities for an online/video course. If I were to scale the possibilities we can offer from 1 through 10, this would land at about a 2 or 3 in terms of production, however at about a 9 in terms of delivery speed. My recommendation in terms of which path we should take would be dependent on your goals, perhaps you just need to go for a sample that shows your idea to employees or friends, or possible investors in your course, then I would suggest to start with a 1-3, but if you want to sell a course, and offer high level production, and are not in a specific rush to launch any sooner than 2 months, then we could go all the way to 10 with all the bells and whistles.

This material was filmed with a single camera, edited to look like multiple, live. This means the material is available for use immediately after the performance. 

This clip was filmed live, in a public venue with 3 cameras  (2 steady and one mobile). The material was directed / edited on the spot (meaning the clip was ready to be published immediately thereafter. We can also livestream directly, granted that the proper wifi connections are available. 

This can be filmed with different quality cameras to be output in HD, and the material can be saved in 4k as well. All equipment variants are dependent on budget but the system allows for up to 10 cameras should it be required for the project. 

Here are a few samples of dance reels I've created for dancers over time. Most materials were filmed by me and then edited. 
I also coach the dancers with the selection of images and materials used as well as direct them a bit in order to effectively come through in their short intros. 

This early work shows possibly my very first dance reel to film and edit. The dancer shared this with multiple companies and landed herself a contract with the San Antonio Ballet.