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# Creating a campaign with video email

Learn the fundamentals of creating a campaign [here](/drip-campaign/how-to-create-a-drip-campaign.md).

To send a media email, you have to first create a media list. A media list is where you give us the data to use in sending emails to your prospects. Learn how to create a media list [here](/video-emails/how-to-send-video-cold-emails/how-to-create-media-list.md). 

Once you have your media list created, you will have to go to the create campaign section. 

Click [here](https://murlist.com/organizations/murlistfqehwym/campaign/create) to go to create a campaign. You can change the workspace if you need to.

### Select a list

![Select list for creating cold email campaign](/files/sA9fiBxxvgp6w1p26Q3X)

The first thing you will need to do is to select a list. This is important as the media list that will appear in the dropdown, the personalization tags will be filtered to only be from the list you select.

### Craft an email

![Select media list to create a media email](/files/rOlFdepHydK95Vq7tcf7)

Click on the media list dropdown. You will see the media list associated with the email list you selected earlier. 

#### Can't find your media list in the dropdown?

{% hint style="info" %}
It is important to note that only the media lists associated with the email list you selected in the add email step will be available for selection.\
\
if this dropdown is empty, be sure you selected the right email list.
{% endhint %}

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Once you have selected your list, everything else remains the same as sending a regular email as described [here](/drip-campaign/how-to-create-a-drip-campaign.md).


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