What Should My First YouTube Video Be?

Hello! My favorite type of vids to watch is those story based or game tip based. I never watch speed builds or general LPs because I need those minutes for playing my own game and making my own stories/vids. Wish I could play more often, and even watch more vids made by others.

I'd recommend making the stories/vids you enjoy the most. Viewers come and go, so especially regarding series you must find something you will continue doing even if number of viewers drops. I personally make several series with different approach, making for some variety (for myself). If you have fun, it's still worth it :)

@Simmerville Thanks for the advice! I really love building and I think I decided that my first video (as it won't get too many views anyway), should be something I like. I think I'm going to try out a let's build just to get a feel for making videos.

"whimreaper;c-17106462" wrote:
@Simmerville Thanks for the advice! I really love building and I think I decided that my first video (as it won't get too many views anyway), should be something I like. I think I'm going to try out a let's build just to get a feel for making videos.

Yeah, you should definitely go with what you're comfortable with first!

@whimreaper
Thank you so much, I have recently discovered filmora but thanks. I would REALLY appreciate if you would watch my videos too. New content is coming soon.

youtu.be/xIi3dS1Zakc

Heyy I'm having the same problem. I don't know where to start! Can anyone recommend any good recording software?

Oh my gosh, you guys, we can totally form a support group!!! I just posted my first speed build on youtube!!! Youtube: MadisonSimm

(I want to get better at this! Would love to hear what you think of the build!)

I just recorded the whole video using the quicktime player on my mac and added the voiceover via iMovie.

It was a pretty interesting experience, watching myself build and making a voiceover for the very first time!

@PrettySkeng Since making this thread, I've uploaded quite a few videos and have been using OBS recording software. It's free and very easy to use; I haven't had any issues with it, but the one downside is that you can't pause recordings: you must create several clips and edit them together instead (which is especially painful in speed builds).