I had no idea what the anchor points were for. I appreciate this video and the understanding I gained from it. If I could make a suggestion, and this is based on my research in starting a RUclips channel. You should create a channel intro. Basically at the start of your video, you should start with a quick summary of what the video is about, then a 5 -8 second introduction of your channel (with Like, Share, Subscribe) call to action and then the content of your video. This video in particularly in my opinion could have been more than one video covering different aspects (at least until you are at the point of scripting your videos) concluded by a Thanks for Watching cute animation at the end. These are just quick things you can do to display your talents in Create Studio leaving the viewer wondering, "How did she do that." My prayers are with you toward 1k subs. I've had many questions that you answered. Thanks.
I don’t mind at all! And thank you for the advice - all so helpful! I am doing this on-the-fly, and never thought I’d have a YT channel 🙃 There’s a certain someone from CS we can thank (blame? 😂) for that. I definitely have little understanding of YT and all the tips and tricks. And should plan videos more carefully. An Intro, and more consistent beginning of tutorials, is something I know I should do. I am screenshotting this comment to remember this advice 😊 I don’t necessarily have aspirations for high # of subscribers etc, which I guess sounds odd. BUT definitely want what I post to be useful and watchable. Right now I just hit record and go, then post 😂 Thanks, again! Really appreciate your advice
@hjbortol that’s so kind 😊 Some have, problem is CS advances so fast, it’s out of date almost when it starts! I never knew about video animation before CS. And figure I may be able to give some basics. But will leave the fancy stuff to Victor, Aaron, Christian, and Randy. Hope you follow them - they understand the mechanics better, and I’ve learned so much from them! And, of course, from the FB group and CS RUclips!
I had no idea what the anchor points were for. I appreciate this video and the understanding I gained from it. If I could make a suggestion, and this is based on my research in starting a RUclips channel. You should create a channel intro. Basically at the start of your video, you should start with a quick summary of what the video is about, then a 5 -8 second introduction of your channel (with Like, Share, Subscribe) call to action and then the content of your video. This video in particularly in my opinion could have been more than one video covering different aspects (at least until you are at the point of scripting your videos) concluded by a Thanks for Watching cute animation at the end. These are just quick things you can do to display your talents in Create Studio leaving the viewer wondering, "How did she do that." My prayers are with you toward 1k subs. I've had many questions that you answered. Thanks.
I don’t mind at all! And thank you for the advice - all so helpful!
I am doing this on-the-fly, and never thought I’d have a YT channel 🙃 There’s a certain someone from CS we can thank (blame? 😂) for that.
I definitely have little understanding of YT and all the tips and tricks. And should plan videos more carefully. An Intro, and more consistent beginning of tutorials, is something I know I should do.
I am screenshotting this comment to remember this advice 😊 I don’t necessarily have aspirations for high # of subscribers etc, which I guess sounds odd. BUT definitely want what I post to be useful and watchable. Right now I just hit record and go, then post 😂
Thanks, again! Really appreciate your advice
@hjbortol that’s so kind 😊 Some have, problem is CS advances so fast, it’s out of date almost when it starts!
I never knew about video animation before CS. And figure I may be able to give some basics. But will leave the fancy stuff to Victor, Aaron, Christian, and Randy. Hope you follow them - they understand the mechanics better, and I’ve learned so much from them! And, of course, from the FB group and CS RUclips!