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Patreon Only - How To Make a YT Video (Patreon)

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2021-01-09 10:00:03
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Hey guys, happy Saturday! I hope you like these little look behind the scenes on how I make Youtube videos! :)

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Stuart Summers

Really interesting and informative high-level explanation of what's involved. Typically how many hours work is involved for your Tuesday videos?

Gem

Great video Alanna, that was really interesting! A few years ago I thought about trying to be a YouTuber but then I remembered I don’t like talking, so I stuck to photography 😂📸

Aaron Conway

Thank you so much for making this! I've wanted to make youtube videos for a while because it would help a lot with the types of jobs that I want to do! But its really scary to start! Your video was really interesting and it made me feel like i could actually start making videos one day!

Stephen Wadkin

Interesting video Alanna. Certainly makes me appreciate all the effort you put into your channel. I liked the editing process. I think you're very gifted in this regard. Your videos always have a seamless quality that makes them easy and fun to watch. You make them look effortless, and yet still convey your warmth and charm. Keep up the good work.😊

Will

Brilliant video. Fascinating insight into the creation process and all of the work involved, who knew cushion plumping would be part of it..... Also, nice to see the Thistly Cross is within reach too. 😂

Malcolm Lawrence

Thanks a lot Alanna, I found that fascinating. Not being overly 'techie' I've often wondered what's needed behind the scenes to make your content and it never even crossed my mind as to just how many stages are involved, especially as you keep to your publishing deadlines. Out of interest, if you added it all up how many hours of your time do you reckon you put into an average You Tube video?

Adventures and Naps
>>51081939

Great question and I couldn't tell you.. maybe something like: 1 hour planning 1 hour filming the "sitting and talking" 30 mins filming other bits over a few days 2 hours editing 1 hour for export, uploading, scheduling

Adventures and Naps
>>51082220

If that's the type of work you want to be involved in, having a YT portfolio is great! I got my marketing job because I could show that I started my own channel and built it up myself.

Bruce Bush

Interesting stuff. Can you fool the YouTube algorithms and still maintain your integrity by being a north (tiny font) AMERICAN (massive font) reacting to.

Steve Mikre

Interesting and alot of insight, but Alanna has that certain "it" factor that separates her from other YouTubers. She was destined to be an international celebrity...

David O

really enjoyed this change of pace, Alanna. An excellent video.

William Seabrook

My compliments on your lighting and home ambience. It looks casual but I'd bet you have put a lot of effort into it. The whole room is lit but you are appropriately highlighted - even backlight! The sound pickup is also good - there's nothing more annoying than a long echoey discussion. Great work!

Steven Parkes

Thanks for this, Alanna! I've actually been posting the occasional amateur music video on YouTube myself for a few years now, just for fun! I posted about three in the beginning, then suddenly discovered they'd given me my own channel by default! I'm on there as "Steve Parkes" and my profile pic is the same as this one here (red lumberjack shirt!) I do NOT keep to any kind of regular schedule, like you have to - I just post a new one when a new idea comes to me and I've worked it through. I thoroughly enjoy the whole process - from actually shooting the footage to doing all the editing (which I find extremely satisfying!). I edit using Adobe Premiere Elements 14. I also make my own thumbnails with Photoshop Elements 14 as well. I'm a retired graphic artist, so it comes second nature to me. Thanks again, and keep up the good work - a lot of people love to see it!

Brett Carruthers

Does your partner help with filming stuff outside? How are the new glasses going? Are you hydrating enough?