Re:On Twitch, you can never log off
by corobo on Tuesday December 13, 2022 @11:04AM
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Your first 100 videos will be awful. Quantity over quality[1] until you hit that.
Not for specific reasons, just because you're learning. If you've gotta go through hell, go fast.
[1] videos still need to be watchable ofc.
E: what is watchable though?
Begin, middle, end. Intro, stakes, hook, call to action, meat and potatoes, another cta, summary and seeya next time, don't forget to like and subscribe.
Keep a sense engaged, audio or video should always have something happening. Dead air is the sound of viewers leaving.
Reengage the audience after each scene change.
When in doubt, have a countdown to something. Show the remaining time wherever you get bored watching it back.
Record everything, edit to nothing. Make the video the shortest it can be while still watchable.
Believing effort is equal to reward is an express train to burnout.
Not for specific reasons, just because you're learning. If you've gotta go through hell, go fast.
[1] videos still need to be watchable ofc.
E: what is watchable though?
Begin, middle, end. Intro, stakes, hook, call to action, meat and potatoes, another cta, summary and seeya next time, don't forget to like and subscribe.
Keep a sense engaged, audio or video should always have something happening. Dead air is the sound of viewers leaving.
Reengage the audience after each scene change.
When in doubt, have a countdown to something. Show the remaining time wherever you get bored watching it back.
Record everything, edit to nothing. Make the video the shortest it can be while still watchable.
Believing effort is equal to reward is an express train to burnout.