Remember stopping watching your videos years ago and then rediscover your channel and be amazed by how your videos improved! You do a lot of work and it shows!
On behalf of all new and small creators who use animation, thank you! The research bit really hit home for me. It's a rabbit hole that can either suck you in, or give you half a dozen ideas for projects down the line.
Going through that heck of a process to create one single video and repeating that over and over rapidly to upload a video every few weeks... Massive respect for you and other content creators who put such tremendous efforts in their videos
6:47 Hahaha way back it was me who complained about the audio quality, and honestly I AM SUPER GRATEFUL you took it seriously! I'm donating to you as soon as I get some cash bruhh
personally as a person who is interested in making videos this is great i like when youtubers talk time tell us how they do there job and even every one has there own way of making video it is still very interesting to see how some one makes there video they can give us interesting advice with other vise have taken long time to learn own our own so thanks for making this love you
Absolutely mind-boggling how much work goes into your videos. It was fascinating to watch. I'm a researcher and I know I would love the research part but wouldn't want to deal with tall the frustrating software components/apps to create the final result. I have so much respect for your work. Keep up the good work!
Wooowwww, I am mind-blown! The amount of time, energy, resources, creativity, detail, etc. you put into this is beyond outstanding!! This is truly an inspiration to me. Subbed. Thank you for sharing and many blessings!!
Man! I was just searching about how to animate my videos nicely, But seeing how much effort you put in your videos is really inspiring, I have not yet put this much effort in my Phd research lol. Thanks for inspiring me !
Dude thank you so much for showing from beginning to start and showing what you use to animate. I like thay you showed even your vulnerable moments here without being shy. Hope to see more tips and more of the video making process!! Subbed!!!
Do audio editing starting from the end. Because the last take is almost always the one you want to use. Once you isolate the good take, it's faster to seek through to find the last take of the previous part (because the words are different) than it is to go forward and have to wade through all your takes to find the last/good take when the words are all the same between takes.
@@richiexandersin2864 An audio recording of voice over typically has the reader read the text until they make an error. Recording continues but the reader then back up to the point before the sentence or paragraph where they made the error and then they begin again. This means the recording will look something like Section 1 first take ... Section 1 last take ... Section 10 first take ... Section 10 last take By listening to the audio at the end of the recording you find Section 10 last take. One you determine that's the take you want to keep, cut that into a separate clip from the rest of the recording. Then remove everything back to the end of section 9 last take listening for the words you know are in section 9. Then keep repeating the process you did for section 10 for each section until you have one clip for each section with the last/best take.
I started doing this about a year into making videos, and it's been an absolute game changer. Finding "the good takes" was always the most grueling part of the process.
Trying to make my first, probably too ambitious, YT videos and I was feeling very lost. This guide is like having a mentor near me to walk me through it all. Thank you immensely!
Realizing how low key amazing these kinds of videos are 😱🥲 I've tried using DaVinci, but it's such an uphill battle. Amazing video showing your process 👏👏
Damn, so much respect to you, for faith in the begginings. You must have really loved it - you put so much attention into detail, and plan everything meticulously. Big respect
Dis man has skillz. I can do all this stuff and appreciate how time consuming all this is. The sheer amount of work going on here is awesome. Well done.
This is an amazing look into how videos are made. I started a year ago and its taken me so long to work out the process. This will be helpful to take me up a level. Thank you. This would have taken as long as any other video and its was done purely to help others. You are amazing.
I cannot thank you enough for both mentioning and verbally reinforcing your encouragement to do good research. I will watch further videos based on this alone.
A few more video suggestions for the list: What is asceticism? Where did apples come from (probably not THAT tree in the Garden of Eden)? Where did potatoes come from, and why were the Irish so keen on them? How did grass seed become cereal grains? What is the Fertile Crescent? What did a Neolithic settlement look like and how did it function? What is a cultivar, and how do you create a new one? Who were the Puritans and why were they scared of witchcraft? What are the texts from Nag Hammadi and the Qumran Caves? What are Stele and how are they important?
Are you real? 😮. You became my inspiration for my work Iam gonna start the animation and wanted to learn… this is your first video Iam watching and my mind blown that how could you do tooo much alone🫡 Lot of respect
1:50 despite being online most of time everyday, despite being familiar with almost all major news, incidents, website I don't know how I never heard of these two sites. thanks for mentioning 16:10 watching ali abdaal since a few years
I'm a recording/mixing engineer. I already have too much on my plate to go beyond that, but your channel is one of my favs. I appreciate why it takes so long for you between uploads.
I’m really glad you created this video. It shows me what it takes to make a good animation video. As a beginner, I was overwhelmed and thought I may need to study animation in college. Probably won’t but I was still glad to see this. On to Plan B.
10:07 THIS. This is the most useful tip ever: lableing layers. Tedious? Yes ofcourse, but it saves hours in the long run, especially when reusing graphics from another illustration
I am still trying to navigate highschool at the moment and some of my projects have taken extra long because of balancing school with research, clips, etc. I am happy to know that pre-production is the longest part! As it took me the longest for my first (and only) short educational video, I used to only use google/Wikipedia for my sources and came very empty handed. Thank you so much for this video man! Your content is great and this video has definitely inspired me to not give up on my projects!
I’m exhausted just viewing the amount of work you put into your work! This is the first video of yours that YT has recommended to me, but I’ve chosen to subscribe based on this alone. I feel I have to support someone who does so much research to ensure he’s providing quality information (instead of using AI to rewrite the Wikipedia page!). 😂
This is so so *SO* much more helpful than all those "how to grow on youtube" videos. A real process from a real person that gives you an idea for your own workflow. Thank you!
That's a lot of work to get a video out. Thanks a lot for all this effort, for us, the viewers it is awesome to be able to watch high quality educational videos.
I wondered this almost every time I watched any of your videos, and honestly the most mind-blowing thing recently has been the illustration/animation! I assumed you might have used some help (cause it's way better from the older stuff), but pretty impressive to see you handle all the aspects of educational video making! Like wow that's pretty talented, I'm impressed. Even better is your dedication to quality research, without which the videos would essentially be pointless, if not downright dangerous for the misinformation... And while your "academic integrity" is great, it does seem a bit tedious - like ask a professor the same questions and they'll quote it off the back of their head (aka Reddit like you said)... which brings me to my next point - NOT ALL SOURCES ARE EQUAL. Sure use Google Scholar, but then also be aware of the biases of the authors and the limitations of their papers - which is something I feel you should have at least mentioned in your video. Some topics are so obscure, it's almost a sin to take all your sourcing from a single author... All that being said, like you said Wikipedia is pretty good, and all the topics that I personally know about have been pretty spot on... like mostly... some of it were triggeringly wrong, cause I see the ground reality here, where I live. But alas I don't blame you - Eurocentric anthropological studies and hard to access locations, like archeological evidence from decades old warzones or super restrictive countries, are a problem worldwide academia-wise! Really wish we could apply your (and mine!) passion to study all the lesser known topics in the world, which I always see this channel try to cover. And like honestly really well done! I appreciate it. I feel like you should be funded by National Geographic or something. Send a team of researchers to new locations. Awesome job!
Wow. Good for you for sharing so much of your process! I've always wondered what it would take for me to be able to create the kind of content I love watching, and you really filled in the blanks for me. I appreciate you.👏
Also, a huge takeaway for me is that I don't need to start at my destination. When you mentioned that your animations began as recorded Google Slides presentations, that was such a boost to my confidence! I can start where I am and still create things that are worth sharing. Such an important reminder--thanks again!
And that is why your videos are so much better animated than mine, you know what you're doing! Appreciate you sharing this. I follow many of the same steps you do outside of the unbelievable commitment you have to the animation part - which frankly bores me and for me is all done in da Vinci resolve. I really do need to do what you have and spend time working on improving my art and animation skills and creating assets...but research is just so much more interesting!
Design student here! Vectors are basically mathematical equations in the form of shapes and lines (so think of it as a mathematical graph). That's why illustrator is so limited in proper brush choices compared to Photoshop. To create a brush in Photoshop you need to create pixels, in Illustrator you need to make a whole new equation that won't crash your PC
Ummm... I use PowerPoint, Audacity and VSDC for my happy little videos, but even for simple quiz questions, research is key. I can't even begin to imagine how much effort goes into what you create. This is amazing and thank you for opening my eyes to what (if you put in enough hours) is possible.
The first 1,000 people to use the link will get a 1 month free trial of Skillshare: skl.sh/cogito07221
thanks mate
Remember stopping watching your videos years ago and then rediscover your channel and be amazed by how your videos improved! You do a lot of work and it shows!
Bro make what is Christianity
Thanks for this video very useful
Try using Adobe Character Animation or Adobe Animate.
I have zero intention of doing any of this, but this was absolutely fascinating to watch.
Godspeed fellow Ireland person.
nice
😂😂😂😂 idk why I laughed so hard at this
@@haydennix8223 Same it was perfect. LMAO.
after watching vid, me either. XD
FINALLY, SOMEONE WHO DOESN'T SAY "Type your prompt into chat gpt and it'll generate your script"!!!
I LOVE YOU!!!!!!!
SUBSCRIBED IMMEDIATELY!!!!❤❤❤
Hey are you also someone trying to learn animations ?
On behalf of all new and small creators who use animation, thank you! The research bit really hit home for me. It's a rabbit hole that can either suck you in, or give you half a dozen ideas for projects down the line.
Going through that heck of a process to create one single video and repeating that over and over rapidly to upload a video every few weeks... Massive respect for you and other content creators who put such tremendous efforts in their videos
That was so useful, I’m going to be coming back to this video a lot
When is your next video?!? 🤣
Keep up the great work. I find myself recommending your channel whenever those topics come up
@@jimpennin9588 soon, been delayed due to factors out of my control
This is very interesting and complicated at the same time.
Well done mate, this shows how much effort you put into your videos.
6:47 Hahaha way back it was me who complained about the audio quality, and honestly I AM SUPER GRATEFUL you took it seriously! I'm donating to you as soon as I get some cash bruhh
Thanks for providing feedback and helping the channel improve :D
personally as a person who is interested in making videos this is great i like when youtubers talk time tell us how they do there job and even every one has there own way of making video it is still very interesting to see how some one makes there video they can give us interesting advice with other vise have taken long time to learn own our own so thanks for making this love you
*their
@@alexilonopoulos3165 no
@@In_Our_Timeline why? Also, please use punctuation. If you don’t it makes everything you type uncomfortable to read.
@@Periwinkleaccount thats an L take too lmao
Absolutely mind-boggling how much work goes into your videos. It was fascinating to watch. I'm a researcher and I know I would love the research part but wouldn't want to deal with tall the frustrating software components/apps to create the final result. I have so much respect for your work. Keep up the good work!
Me here thinking the research part and the writing part I want NO part of. I love the story boarding, animation and VO etc.
Wooowwww, I am mind-blown!
The amount of time, energy, resources, creativity, detail, etc. you put into this is beyond outstanding!!
This is truly an inspiration to me. Subbed. Thank you for sharing and many blessings!!
As someone who wants to start in UA-cam animation this is the best video I have watched on the creation process.
Man! I was just searching about how to animate my videos nicely, But seeing how much effort you put in your videos is really inspiring, I have not yet put this much effort in my Phd research lol. Thanks for inspiring me !
Hey, I can help u animate ur videos with at affordable cost. Let me know if you are interested
Thanks!
Děkuji!
Rádo se stalo. 🙂
That's a lot of effort you put into your videos. I appreciate your work and like the results. Keep it up!
Dude thank you so much for showing from beginning to start and showing what you use to animate. I like thay you showed even your vulnerable moments here without being shy. Hope to see more tips and more of the video making process!! Subbed!!!
I really can't thank you enough for this video man. Just lots of love buddy.
Do audio editing starting from the end. Because the last take is almost always the one you want to use. Once you isolate the good take, it's faster to seek through to find the last take of the previous part (because the words are different) than it is to go forward and have to wade through all your takes to find the last/good take when the words are all the same between takes.
How have I never though of this 😯 Thank you!
Wow that's actually genius
Can someone dumb this down for me? Im getting jumbled by the words
@@richiexandersin2864 An audio recording of voice over typically has the reader read the text until they make an error. Recording continues but the reader then back up to the point before the sentence or paragraph where they made the error and then they begin again. This means the recording will look something like
Section 1 first take
...
Section 1 last take
...
Section 10 first take
...
Section 10 last take
By listening to the audio at the end of the recording you find Section 10 last take. One you determine that's the take you want to keep, cut that into a separate clip from the rest of the recording. Then remove everything back to the end of section 9 last take listening for the words you know are in section 9. Then keep repeating the process you did for section 10 for each section until you have one clip for each section with the last/best take.
I started doing this about a year into making videos, and it's been an absolute game changer. Finding "the good takes" was always the most grueling part of the process.
Trying to make my first, probably too ambitious, YT videos and I was feeling very lost. This guide is like having a mentor near me to walk me through it all. Thank you immensely!
Comeback when you’ve done it so we can celebrate
Same here!
bro you didnt
7:20 Your wife is a genius, that box is such a great solution! I will try to make something similar now :' )
Realizing how low key amazing these kinds of videos are 😱🥲
I've tried using DaVinci, but it's such an uphill battle. Amazing video showing your process 👏👏
Bruh, I appreciate your videos a whole lot more now.
Also that progress in the end with the moving 3d background was incredible.
Damn, so much respect to you, for faith in the begginings. You must have really loved it - you put so much attention into detail, and plan everything meticulously. Big respect
I recently started a coding channel and thought of adding a bit of animation and this man made me speechless.. hats off to the video man ✌️
An amazing inspiration for me to start learning animation! been doing premiere for years but never gave after effects a shot, thanks.
Dis man has skillz. I can do all this stuff and appreciate how time consuming all this is. The sheer amount of work going on here is awesome. Well done.
A bit overwhelming for a new creator to see how much depth our channel is lacking, but super informative and motivating to keep improving. Thank you!
This is an amazing look into how videos are made. I started a year ago and its taken me so long to work out the process. This will be helpful to take me up a level. Thank you. This would have taken as long as any other video and its was done purely to help others. You are amazing.
I cannot thank you enough for both mentioning and verbally reinforcing your encouragement to do good research. I will watch further videos based on this alone.
After watching this video , i have a whole new level of respect for you cogito !
A few more video suggestions for the list:
What is asceticism?
Where did apples come from (probably not THAT tree in the Garden of Eden)?
Where did potatoes come from, and why were the Irish so keen on them?
How did grass seed become cereal grains?
What is the Fertile Crescent?
What did a Neolithic settlement look like and how did it function?
What is a cultivar, and how do you create a new one?
Who were the Puritans and why were they scared of witchcraft?
What are the texts from Nag Hammadi and the Qumran Caves?
What are Stele and how are they important?
This was by far the best HOW TO I’ve come across. 🔥 ❤ 🔥
Incredibly fascinating to watch other people's workflow. You have a great wife and dog, by the way!
You're probably the best UA-cam animation/subject channel. Ngl
I love the animation style you use and the part when you explained the sound setup was amazingly accurate 👏🏻😂
Are you real? 😮. You became my inspiration for my work Iam gonna start the animation and wanted to learn… this is your first video Iam watching and my mind blown that how could you do tooo much alone🫡 Lot of respect
This is a very well-made video.
You've earned yourself a new subscriber
This is so helpful, Thankyou so much Cogito
Mind Blowing! Extreme Respect for a Creator, Hats OFF Bro !
1:50 despite being online most of time everyday, despite being familiar with almost all major news, incidents, website I don't know how I never heard of these two sites.
thanks for mentioning
16:10 watching ali abdaal since a few years
This is literal GOLD, i've been looking for a video like this and its perfect. Thank You!
I'm a recording/mixing engineer.
I already have too much on my plate to go beyond that, but your channel is one of my favs.
I appreciate why it takes so long for you between uploads.
Tons of Respect Bro...🙏 Had no Idea that So much efforts go in making these Videos👀
salute for your effort for just a one video!
Imagine doing this for years. you are incredible.
I’m really glad you created this video. It shows me what it takes to make a good animation video.
As a beginner, I was overwhelmed and thought I may need to study animation in college. Probably won’t but I was still glad to see this. On to Plan B.
Respect for the Research man.
Your animation and video and researches are just really really really awesome ❤️❤️❤️, and I just really love your soothing voice/accent😍😍
The red pandas section is very important
Completely unbiased
10:07 THIS. This is the most useful tip ever: lableing layers. Tedious? Yes ofcourse, but it saves hours in the long run, especially when reusing graphics from another illustration
Hey thanks for this very detailed video, loved it and keep it up. I'm gonna apply this to my works now😁
You are an absolutely legend for not gatekeeping this! I won't use it myself but I have always wondered! & 'This Dog is Not My Wife' killed me 🤣🤣
I have been waiting for a video like this for years. This helps so much, thank you!
🤯🤯🤯 blown away! Amazing - thanks for sharing!
7:24 this is dog, not wife 😅😂 thanks for pointing that out, such good sense of humor
Simply amazing. Very well step-by-step explanation.
Thanks for all the great tips
I am still trying to navigate highschool at the moment and some of my projects have taken extra long because of balancing school with research, clips, etc.
I am happy to know that pre-production is the longest part!
As it took me the longest for my first (and only) short educational video, I used to only use google/Wikipedia for my sources and came very empty handed.
Thank you so much for this video man! Your content is great and this video has definitely inspired me to not give up on my projects!
Dude, you're amazing! I can see how much effort you have put into making this
I’m exhausted just viewing the amount of work you put into your work! This is the first video of yours that YT has recommended to me, but I’ve chosen to subscribe based on this alone. I feel I have to support someone who does so much research to ensure he’s providing quality information (instead of using AI to rewrite the Wikipedia page!). 😂
Your YT channel is a great resource, you Rock Pall.
This is so so *SO* much more helpful than all those "how to grow on youtube" videos. A real process from a real person that gives you an idea for your own workflow. Thank you!
You my friend, are golden!!!
Thank you bro, it is very informative. Loving your content
That's a lot of work to get a video out. Thanks a lot for all this effort, for us, the viewers it is awesome to be able to watch high quality educational videos.
10:45 I love how he’s so frank about not knowing how things work 😅
Wow , THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO❤❤❤
Let me just say. I'm not gonna use all of this, but oh my god this man is a godsend. He could make a whole channel about how to make videos.
Excellent tutorial! Thanks!
It's insane! You did a great job! I hope that, at some point, I can do something similar, but right now, it looks so complicated.
I subscribed to your channel because of lovely animation in your videos the very best animation editing like no Animation editing ever was.😍
I wondered this almost every time I watched any of your videos, and honestly the most mind-blowing thing recently has been the illustration/animation! I assumed you might have used some help (cause it's way better from the older stuff), but pretty impressive to see you handle all the aspects of educational video making! Like wow that's pretty talented, I'm impressed.
Even better is your dedication to quality research, without which the videos would essentially be pointless, if not downright dangerous for the misinformation... And while your "academic integrity" is great, it does seem a bit tedious - like ask a professor the same questions and they'll quote it off the back of their head (aka Reddit like you said)... which brings me to my next point - NOT ALL SOURCES ARE EQUAL. Sure use Google Scholar, but then also be aware of the biases of the authors and the limitations of their papers - which is something I feel you should have at least mentioned in your video. Some topics are so obscure, it's almost a sin to take all your sourcing from a single author... All that being said, like you said Wikipedia is pretty good, and all the topics that I personally know about have been pretty spot on... like mostly... some of it were triggeringly wrong, cause I see the ground reality here, where I live. But alas I don't blame you - Eurocentric anthropological studies and hard to access locations, like archeological evidence from decades old warzones or super restrictive countries, are a problem worldwide academia-wise! Really wish we could apply your (and mine!) passion to study all the lesser known topics in the world, which I always see this channel try to cover. And like honestly really well done! I appreciate it. I feel like you should be funded by National Geographic or something. Send a team of researchers to new locations. Awesome job!
I have never had any interest in youtube, it seems like such an anxious pain. And yet, I watched this entire video. Good content.
I swear i see u everywhere lol
Here for this! Yay!
I tried to make a video and it’s a work in process thanks to you
Thank you. Really appreciate this.
Got a laugh out of the impression of viral UA-camrs at 07:37 while speaking into a makeshift box propped up in your wardrobe! 😂
Wow. Good for you for sharing so much of your process! I've always wondered what it would take for me to be able to create the kind of content I love watching, and you really filled in the blanks for me. I appreciate you.👏
Also, a huge takeaway for me is that I don't need to start at my destination. When you mentioned that your animations began as recorded Google Slides presentations, that was such a boost to my confidence! I can start where I am and still create things that are worth sharing. Such an important reminder--thanks again!
Your videos have awesome animation, thank you for making this video!
You put a great deal of effort in your videos. That's why they are beyond awesome. 👋👋👋
And that is why your videos are so much better animated than mine, you know what you're doing!
Appreciate you sharing this. I follow many of the same steps you do outside of the unbelievable commitment you have to the animation part - which frankly bores me and for me is all done in da Vinci resolve.
I really do need to do what you have and spend time working on improving my art and animation skills and creating assets...but research is just so much more interesting!
I can't stop myself appreciating you👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you, you have inspired me to start a channel this week!
Go for it!
It's your boy, Cookie Dough! Don't forget to smash that like button!
WoW. WoW. Omg. It sounds like SO MUCH work! Respect!
This was the best thing that i've seen in months. Thank you sir.
This is gold! You like unveiled all the youtubers secrets 😀 Thank you
Could you please give a tutorial on using google slides. I’m so confused in the illustration part of the google slides
I am lost for words to say
Just thank you
And that is a great masterpiece to me.
Thank you for this content! It was really helpful to understand the animation process
I feel exhausted just hearing your process, thank you for your hard work
Research leads to more research. TRUE
Amazing videos brother 🙌
Keep going
Stay motivated
We are with you
🙏🚩
I wanted to do a video like yours for my thesis presentation. The person helping me said it was impossible...Now I know why.
Blender is another option for video editing and 2d animation (grease pencil).
Brilliant video there lad. All the best from Cork.
Thanks so much for open sourcing the process. Love making these but have a long way to go at script writing and animation!
Great video, I love how it’s also a revenge to people mad that videos take a long time!
Design student here! Vectors are basically mathematical equations in the form of shapes and lines (so think of it as a mathematical graph). That's why illustrator is so limited in proper brush choices compared to Photoshop. To create a brush in Photoshop you need to create pixels, in Illustrator you need to make a whole new equation that won't crash your PC
Very well put
I know and it’s so interesting. Someone very smart had to be born for our enjoyment
That's actually a really good explanation to a question I didn't even consider. Thanks :)
Love the Dooblin accent 😆!
Vectors are just shapes, so when you resizing you are not resizing pixels but instead actual shapes, so that's why it keeps it's clean look
Ummm... I use PowerPoint, Audacity and VSDC for my happy little videos, but even for simple quiz questions, research is key. I can't even begin to imagine how much effort goes into what you create. This is amazing and thank you for opening my eyes to what (if you put in enough hours) is possible.
Reavil your face
Do you use PowerPoint for the storyboard portion?
@@thenovicenovelist I use PP for pretty much everything you see in the videos and VSDC just stiches it all together.
@@MisterQuizster Cool. I didn't know it could be used to make actual video.
@@thenovicenovelist Yup, you just save it as a video instead of a PP presentation or document.