A YouTuber's Blog

Lockdown - The best time for YouTubers  In this time of lockdown many are stressed with their jobs or with how they are going to study but for YouTubers I think lockdown is fun, so lets see how Apart from the usual benefit of lockdown helping to stop the spread of COVID-19, the lockdown also helps YouTubers like me get more content, spend more time in editing and learning lots of new things. Which means that the viewers get more content to watch. So the creator does not have to rush every single video to meet the deadline that they set but still the viewers keep getting content. Some ways even I have improved during the lockdown. Now I can make music myself for my videos and a whole lot of new effects that before lockdown, I didn't even know that they could be done. Since most schools and offices have closed down, YouTubers are now free from stress of making videos and doing their work, which was really difficult as we had the pressure of completing our work on time and putting up

No one is perfect, not even YouTubers Ever wondered how YouTubers shoot their video's and how their video seem continuous and in one single shot ? Well then this is the blog for you. First of all, let's talk about the feeling that the whole video is in one shot. Even though the videos might seem totally continuous it is actually not. We YouTubers are also human and we make mistakes but you (the viewers) normally don't see them. That is because of the power of editing, whenever we say something wrong  we just simply cut out that part and try again and if we edit it properly sometimes you (the viewers) won't even notice that we cut the footage. Sometimes we have to record multiple times to get the perfect video. Now let's talk about how we actually shoot our videos. Shooting videos is really simple. We just use any camera and sometimes a microphone, but how are our videos so stable ? Well that is because we keep our camera's on stands or tripods and even if we hav