The Behind of Video Production -About the quality and number of YouTube videos

I’d like to write about the operation of YouTube for the first time in a while.

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A little while ago, I released a video called “Going a little far from everyday life – How I face myself ” at the end of November, which was created with a totally different concept.

When I run a YouTube channel as a job, I get caught up in the idea that I have to release a lot of videos in a short period of time.

As a matter of fact, you can’t expect advertising revenue if you don’t release a lot of videos. YouTube’s algorithmic specifications are clearly better served by more videos.
I’m trying to make an effort to make as many videos as possible because of the background. Normally, it’s hard to get the idea of taking the time to create a single video to my satisfaction.

But this time, I decided to make a video as I wanted without worrying about the number of times it’s played or the production time. If I want to do it anyway, like doing my best.

Of course, it was because I wanted to do so…

As a result, it took a month to create this video, and the content was as if the theme I wanted to create had been fully presented.
I forgot the time and created the video as I wanted to, and as a result, I started to see things that I wouldn’t normally see.

For example, I used to think “I can make a good video if I have more time.”, but in fact, if I had a lot of time, I would take a lot of useless cuts.

Since they are mostly made in the style of individual production, there is no end if they are particular about it.

In terms of creative editing, I also realized that, after all, no matter how much time I spent in front of my desk, dramatic changes were unlikely to occur (In my case,).

In the end, I realized that planning and creating a lot of videos on a daily basis is also important for improving my skills.

In some cases, too much time is a drag.

After I finished making this video, I thought, “a person who watches” is important.
I wonder if I can really enjoy making videos that no matter how much I say “I make a video I want to make” or no one likes.

As long as the video is released in front of people, it is natural that it is more fun for creators to make a video that many people enjoy.

I haven’t usually thought about this kind of thing before, so I’m really glad.

I started thinking, “Take the time to make a video I want to make.” as if I were testing my skills, but when I actually moved my hands for the video, I came to an unexpected conclusion.

If I’m going to continue to run YouTube channels, I might need to do this from time to time.

I’m going to make a video without worrying about the time or the reaction of the people around me at the turning point.