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Post by mandolyn9909 on Mar 4, 2024 16:12:16 GMT
Spin off of the favourite youtube channel post if there is anyone here that wants to share their own  It has been one of my resolutions this year to do....and over the weekend I am proud to say that I finally took the plunge. I definitely need to do some work....work on lighting, was so nervous doing the voiceover...if anyone has some tips and tricks they want to share please feel free! Youtube Newbie |
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Post by teacherlisa on Mar 4, 2024 17:14:04 GMT
I subscribed. I haven't watched yet, because I am at work but I am excited for you and wish you the best!
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Post by Linda on Mar 4, 2024 17:43:42 GMT
I love your layout! I've subscribed but I'll be honest, I don't watch much on Youtube but I do wish you all the best
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jediannie
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Post by jediannie on Mar 4, 2024 17:47:21 GMT
I subscribed too! My husband thinks I should start my own channel but I barely post on my scrappy instagram. 😂
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Post by breakfastattiffanys on Mar 4, 2024 17:56:01 GMT
I subscribed and will watch as soon as I can. Wishing you success!
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Post by mandolyn9909 on Mar 4, 2024 18:22:38 GMT
Thanks for the support and encouragement ladies! I also work fulltime so wonder if I will have time to keep updating...time will tell. LOL
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Post by gmcwife1 on Mar 6, 2024 8:57:44 GMT
General public speaking tip, listen to your recording. Count your ums. I used to do group trainings at work and had a co-worker count mine. I always try to make sure I have an outline of what I want to say when I’m giving a training, public speaking or leading a meeting. It helps me stay focused and helps prevent the filler ums.
Also general YouTube crafting feedback, finger and hand movements are very distracting. Just say no to the finger wave hello and don’t talk with your hands. Don’t be afraid of quiet frames, like white space in a layout, it’s ok to have no movement on camera.
Relaxing and having fun will also come across on camera and in your presentation. I have not watched yours yet, but I will tomorrow!
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Post by mandolyn9909 on Mar 6, 2024 15:04:00 GMT
General public speaking tip, listen to your recording. Count your ums. I used to do group trainings at work and had a co-worker count mine. I always try to make sure I have an outline of what I want to say when I’m giving a training, public speaking or leading a meeting. It helps me stay focused and helps prevent the filler ums. Also general YouTube crafting feedback, finger and hand movements are very distracting. Just say no to the finger wave hello and don’t talk with your hands. Don’t be afraid of quiet frames, like white space in a layout, it’s ok to have no movement on camera. Relaxing and having fun will also come across on camera and in your presentation. I have not watched yours yet, but I will tomorrow! Hilarious because the first thing I said to my hubby was it was so hard not to say Umm constantly. LOL |
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Post by gmcwife1 on Mar 6, 2024 16:23:23 GMT
General public speaking tip, listen to your recording. Count your ums. I used to do group trainings at work and had a co-worker count mine. I always try to make sure I have an outline of what I want to say when I’m giving a training, public speaking or leading a meeting. It helps me stay focused and helps prevent the filler ums. Also general YouTube crafting feedback, finger and hand movements are very distracting. Just say no to the finger wave hello and don’t talk with your hands. Don’t be afraid of quiet frames, like white space in a layout, it’s ok to have no movement on camera. Relaxing and having fun will also come across on camera and in your presentation. I have not watched yours yet, but I will tomorrow! Hilarious because the first thing I said to my hubby was it was so hard not to say Umm constantly. LOL It is a very hard unconscious habit to break  |
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Post by bingaling on Mar 7, 2024 21:01:13 GMT
I could talk youtube forever lol
Congrats for starting a channel - I think there so much room for new channels. Everyone has such different styles and that also relates to viewers having different places to find inspiration.
My advice I give everyone - be you. Do you.
I tried a few years ago to be more "professional" because that is what I saw among the channels I was consuming as a viewer. Spoiler, I hated it. After two weeks I gave and did a complete 180 with my voiceovers. I was more myself, including ums and ahs, chatting randomly instead of narrating that I was cutting paper. I ended up with way more engagement from viewers and new subs because I was relatable and just being myself.
Don't be afraid to try new things - find what works for you as far as back end (filming, editing, promoting) but also what you want from the experience.
My dms here and on socials are always open if to those looking for help with scrappy videos - when I started no one would share or help out so I get it.
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kellyr21
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Post by kellyr21 on Mar 7, 2024 22:31:13 GMT
Congrats on your first video! I subscribed, too. I wish you lots of fun with this new adventure!
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Post by scrapnnana on Mar 8, 2024 2:25:00 GMT
Congrats on starting a YouTube channel! I will check it out soon.
I do have a YouTube channel, but I think that I only have about 6 videos on it, all using Queen & Co. products, because I was on a Queen & Co. kick at the time. I was going to branch out, and do a lot more videos, using other companies’ products, but it takes a lot of time to do a decent video, and my DH needed a lot more help and care at the time (he’d survived a nearly fatal heart attack, and it was a long recovery). I just didn’t have the energy, and few people seemed interested. The only reason that I had even started my own channel was because I had posted a card that I’d made on the Q&Co. Facebook page, and someone asked me to do a tutorial. So I did. I had to start a You
Tube channel to post the tutorial video. I did a few more videos, but it wasn’t worth the time I was spending creating the videos, since few people seemed interested. It was a learning experience, though, so my time wasn’t entirely wasted. I learned how to create a tutorial video, and I was happy that I learned how to create videos. That skill may come in handy later.
I hope your venture into YouTube goes better than mine did, though.
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Post by paget on Mar 8, 2024 11:08:33 GMT
I could talk youtube forever lol Congrats for starting a channel - I think there so much room for new channels. Everyone has such different styles and that also relates to viewers having different places to find inspiration. My advice I give everyone - be you. Do you. I tried a few years ago to be more "professional" because that is what I saw among the channels I was consuming as a viewer. Spoiler, I hated it. After two weeks I gave and did a complete 180 with my voiceovers. I was more myself, including ums and ahs, chatting randomly instead of narrating that I was cutting paper. I ended up with way more engagement from viewers and new subs because I was relatable and just being myself. Don't be afraid to try new things - find what works for you as far as back end (filming, editing, promoting) but also what you want from the experience. My dms here and on socials are always open if to those looking for help with scrappy videos - when I started no one would share or help out so I get it. Do you have a link to your channel or name? |
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Post by mandolyn9909 on Mar 8, 2024 14:14:26 GMT
I could talk youtube forever lol Congrats for starting a channel - I think there so much room for new channels. Everyone has such different styles and that also relates to viewers having different places to find inspiration. My advice I give everyone - be you. Do you. I tried a few years ago to be more "professional" because that is what I saw among the channels I was consuming as a viewer. Spoiler, I hated it. After two weeks I gave and did a complete 180 with my voiceovers. I was more myself, including ums and ahs, chatting randomly instead of narrating that I was cutting paper. I ended up with way more engagement from viewers and new subs because I was relatable and just being myself. Don't be afraid to try new things - find what works for you as far as back end (filming, editing, promoting) but also what you want from the experience. My dms here and on socials are always open if to those looking for help with scrappy videos - when I started no one would share or help out so I get it. Thank you for your words of encouragement and advice I have my 2nd video recorded just need to do the voiceover. |
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Post by mandolyn9909 on Mar 8, 2024 14:14:51 GMT
Congrats on your first video! I subscribed, too. I wish you lots of fun with this new adventure! Thank you Kelly. |
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Post by bingaling on Mar 10, 2024 15:09:38 GMT
[/quote] Do you have a link to your channel or name? [/quote] @coliebing |
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