Thats a good system but what Ive started doing is a little hack: i browse my favorite websites/newsletters/blogs, i choose an article that would lend itself to be a video, i rewrite the article to be a script (add a hook, intro, curiosity gaps, etc.) and IM GOOD TO GO! Last 5 or so videos on my channel were created like this. There's lots of tools already like scriptwiz that do the conversion automatically but I prefer the manual approach.
*Imagination Is Everything.* *It’s The Previews To Life Coming Attraction* *Nevertheless, imagination or dream does not become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination, hard work, commitment, persistence and relentlessness.* * 🌹 Your Day Is Blessed*
I'm a professional UA-cam script writer and I can confirm this is exactly the "winning format" on this platform. It's actually pretty interesting to see it laid out this bare, but this is exactly how I write every script as well, whether it's a "top X list" or a commentary for a gaming channel. Always hyper-focus on your hook and intro. Hook around 5 seconds and needs to either be a promise for content in the video or a sneak peak of actual content (a highlight clip without the conclusion). Intro is then setting up the stage once a viewer is hooked. Give them expectations and tease something extra "somewhere" in the video that tehy can "watch out for." Get right into the content after this, don't pad it, and make sure your bonus is somewhere near the end 3/4 of the video. As he said, never ask for subscribes early in the content, it breaks the flow and you haven't provided value. Early viewers are also high risk viewers. Ones that make it to the end are MUCH more likely to take action. Linking a video at the end is essential for creating long watch sessions on UA-cam, even if it's not your own content you're linking to. UA-cam will identify that YOUR content STARTS long watch sessions and will be more likely to push your content out to more people. For context. I make between 300-1000 dollars per script I write for channels that have a few hundred thousand, up to several million subscribers. Many of my scripted videos get hundreds of thousands of views. This is proven to work, to take this video's advice to heart and good luck!
@@TK-pv4uq Depends on complexity of topic and the type of client. Generally I have a flat rate of $400 minimum for anything up to a 10 min video. 10 min = around 1800 words, 3 hours per 1000 words and 3 hours research, 1 hour contracting and admin. 40/45 per hour is my rate. If it's a good client or they are really specific about giving me research beforehand, I charge around 250 for a 5 min video. Have a flat rate you charge minimum, then an additional rate per project length. Estimate the amount of research time you would need and bill per hour as a flat cost. I never script and research a video for under 200 dollars. Only exception is shortform like TikToks or Shorts and that's ONLY when provided with the topic and general research. I charge $50 per short (180 words max)
I'm nearing 20K subs and have been wanting move away from my current content and get into more in-depth content that requires script writing, but have been putting it off for weeks because I literally had no idea where to even start. I actually started dreading it bc it seemed like such a daunting task I've literally been watching this on repeat as I'm writing my script right now, you have NO idea how much of a weight has been lifted off my shoulders bc of this information! Oh my GOSH thank you!
Hey Justin, this is the BEST video I've ever come across on scripting a UA-cam video! Thanks, and I love that you stress that it's all about the viewer and giving them as much value as you can. This formula now has a permanent place in my workspace.
The way you describe the "hook" has got to be the clearest description ever! So many other creators overcomplicate what the hook means I find it overwhelming. Thank you 😄 Also just used this to draft my first UA-cam script!!
Great video as always. A script for a short video doesn't follow the rules to me. How can I make the script to loop the video? In other words if I start the video with a question what connecting words should I use at the end and what technique works best? Example Why shorts are better? .... Content .... But still many wonder.. thanks
Why don't you try using some backlight and a key light. Also, do head and shoulders or increase your shot to show your hands. You may know how to write - though I am not going to listen to you - but you don't seem to know very much about video production.
Yes. I'm sure this will increase your viewership, clicks, likes, and other numbers. But what if you are not interested in using UA-cam to make money? This can be a great tool for communication, social change, and expanding the conversations we are having in communities. I'm sure that I'm not the only person who is NOT interested in fast-talking narrators "delivering" content in jump-cut edited high-speed information packages where the presenter never inhales. I'm looking for well-crafted stories that move me. I want to connect with creators. And I want to learn and understand skills and techniques for building community with live persons rather than "viewers". What does "engagement" really mean? Thanks for all of your efforts.
I generally like your videos. But in this one I think you violated some of the guidance provided within it. You talked fast and a lot. I believe you could have presented the useful information in half the time with fewer words and speaking slower. It feels like you were shooting for word quantity besides the quality. Sorry, this one does not rate eleven minutes, maybe five at the outside. Gafffer rule : use as few words as necessary and speak at a conversational pace. (I don't like rewinding in case I missed something important only to discover that I didn't) 😉
There needs to be a youtube video school lol. I am struggling over here...I don't have great stage presence, and I am a huge introvert at times, so this will be a struggle for me.
Summary: Hook In this video, I will show you … so you can … Intro Intro line More about the topic of the video In this video, I will show you Make sure to stick around to the end as I am also… (bonus teaser) Content Use lists, top 5… Bonus (over-deliver) Earlier in the video I said I would share with you Will share amazing tip to help you CTA Subscribe Check out the free course Next best video to watch, link to next video The bonus of the video: Increase watch time to create open loops to hook people with the bonus piece
as a consumer, I end up leaving as soon as I see the "If you like what you seen, smash that like button, subscribe and hit the bell for notification . . ." It's a turn off. I like when text pops in without over emphasis on it that suggests liking, subscribing, and clicking the bell. no big verbal call to action, just a visual nudge while they continue with their content.
one amendment I would make to this is "I'm squibbysquob with beep-boop channel and today I'm going to _recites the title of the video"_ we already know what you're here to do, don't even bother saying what the goal of the video is because it's in your title. just start doing the thing in the title as for a hook, make that the hook. "I'm not gonna waste your time, let's get right into it." no "but first," no preamble, just start doing the thing the video is about
THANK YOU! ive been so annoyed with the early Call to action "please like ans ub...bla bla bla " and i keep sitting there thinking "dude, ask after youve earned it.,.like... i dont know if your content is any good yet, why the hell would i want to subscribe. thank you, i felt so lonely haha :D
I am autistic. It's in my nature to ell a story in as long as it takes, and not a second longer. Mum, a primary school teacher, commented on this when I was ten, eleven years old. I think two things about this video.... You could have told your story more succinctly, I struggled to hold on towards the end. It's not about writing a script, it's about structuring the story. The video is very different from what I expected and wanted. It's a common characteristic of autistic people that diplomacy is somewhere between difficult and impossible.
Thoroughly impressed with this breakdown and will definitely be using this information in the near future. Thank you for the time and effort to put this together. Cheers! 🍻
I am just getting my channel started and this is so incredibly valuable! Thank you, I will be sure to watch and rewatch this video probably weekly until the end of 2024. Blessings to you
When I see top 5 or top 10 videos, after I get bored from a video, I end up just tapping the chapters, or skim the video to see what is 3.2.1 etc and leave.
Justin, you and your team are so dedicated you amaze me. I've been watching your channel since I started YT 4 years ago in September and not once have you missed an upload. Congrats buy also thank you for the teachings, inspiration and leadership ❤️
OMG 🤯This is exactly what I needed. Justin not only delivered what is appropriate way to write script by elaborated by showing in the end of the video how he applied same principles in this video. Thank you so so so so so so so so much ❤
This is an awesome video! I was thought I was making good videos but my watch time is quite low considering. My script writing was too blunt and not enough hook throughout the video. Thanks for this video!!!
Thank so much for sharing! I’ve been looking for a simple structure. This definitely helps. I’m wondering what you think about using storytelling throughout this hook-intro-content-bonus-cta framework?
Justin you are like and make me happy I hate watching videos from everyone that tell me to sub and all that if I like it I will do that I don't need them to tell me every video its a turn off and makes me want to stop watching
stalls to keep me on to the end are just stalls to keep me on and I usually click out the minute a stall shows up. Sincerity and REAL information is what keeps me on your video.
I saw 5 videos on this topic before i got to this videos, and let me tell you that this is the video that made it clear tk me about how to write a script. Thank you
If you have some additional bonus content that you're actually selling (e.g. a very useful list), can you simply point the viewer to a link to that "for-pay" content in the "Bonus" section of your video rather than reveal that content? The whole point of my videos is to monetize this valuable content I've created, not give it away. Thanks.
for sure! If it makes sense for the video (and most importantly the viewer at that point in the video) the for sure mention it. You don't need to though.. we hardly mention our Accelerator program in our videos, it's in every description and easy to find outside of the videos for the right people to find without us needing to mention it in every video.
Thanks for this video! This is helpful cause this is for my UA-cam growth! All will help me this video and so thanks to you for making this video. It will help me a lot!
Hi - this is a valuable and useful video, thank you. However, my problem is the opposite of the usual question. I am a psychologist making educational videos for parents on child development. The easiest thing for me is to "pack value into" the video. I have so, so much to say and my main worry is that the video covering one single topic will be too long and no one will watch it to the end. Should I make a 30 min. video on what it is so darned hard with young babies and how you can cope, or should I make 4 x 10 minutes videos on the same? What do you think about mini series?
you could really do both :). some people will want to only watch the shorter version, some the longer. If you're able to get more specific on the topics though, that will usually mean a shorter video
I really appreciate your videos, always of great value. I also want to add, Justin, that you have the most attractive voice on UA-cam! I love listening to you 😅
This all sounds really good Justin. I have recently upgraded my laptop and making the switch to another video editor and starting to think about scripting out my videos. What you say makes perfect sense to me. Thank you for making and sharing this content. Kind regards Paul from 48 Spokes (UK)...👍
Those who stay true to what they promise, get rewarded in the end. You made me: 1. Watch your video to the end. 2. Watch it again and 3. I am a new subscriber 🙂
Love this. It gives me a better understanding of how I should be formatting my video. My question though is for channels like mine(travel vlog) its hard to know early in the day what I'll be doing or where I will be. Would it be weird or awful to film a "promise" after the fact and then edit it back into the front of the video? Continuity might be an issue.
Thats a good system but what Ive started doing is a little hack: i browse my favorite websites/newsletters/blogs, i choose an article that would lend itself to be a video, i rewrite the article to be a script (add a hook, intro, curiosity gaps, etc.) and IM GOOD TO GO! Last 5 or so videos on my channel were created like this. There's lots of tools already like scriptwiz that do the conversion automatically but I prefer the manual approach.
*Imagination Is Everything.*
*It’s The Previews To Life Coming Attraction*
*Nevertheless, imagination or dream does not become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination, hard work, commitment, persistence and relentlessness.*
* 🌹 Your Day Is Blessed*
Hey do you know how to copy a clip on capcut pc because every time i try to do it it doesn't work and I have to export and put the clip in the edit
I'm a professional UA-cam script writer and I can confirm this is exactly the "winning format" on this platform.
It's actually pretty interesting to see it laid out this bare, but this is exactly how I write every script as well, whether it's a "top X list" or a commentary for a gaming channel. Always hyper-focus on your hook and intro. Hook around 5 seconds and needs to either be a promise for content in the video or a sneak peak of actual content (a highlight clip without the conclusion).
Intro is then setting up the stage once a viewer is hooked. Give them expectations and tease something extra "somewhere" in the video that tehy can "watch out for." Get right into the content after this, don't pad it, and make sure your bonus is somewhere near the end 3/4 of the video.
As he said, never ask for subscribes early in the content, it breaks the flow and you haven't provided value. Early viewers are also high risk viewers. Ones that make it to the end are MUCH more likely to take action.
Linking a video at the end is essential for creating long watch sessions on UA-cam, even if it's not your own content you're linking to. UA-cam will identify that YOUR content STARTS long watch sessions and will be more likely to push your content out to more people.
For context. I make between 300-1000 dollars per script I write for channels that have a few hundred thousand, up to several million subscribers. Many of my scripted videos get hundreds of thousands of views. This is proven to work, to take this video's advice to heart and good luck!
Thank you for providing this in written form.
@@TK-pv4uq Depends on complexity of topic and the type of client. Generally I have a flat rate of $400 minimum for anything up to a 10 min video. 10 min = around 1800 words, 3 hours per 1000 words and 3 hours research, 1 hour contracting and admin. 40/45 per hour is my rate.
If it's a good client or they are really specific about giving me research beforehand, I charge around 250 for a 5 min video.
Have a flat rate you charge minimum, then an additional rate per project length. Estimate the amount of research time you would need and bill per hour as a flat cost. I never script and research a video for under 200 dollars.
Only exception is shortform like TikToks or Shorts and that's ONLY when provided with the topic and general research. I charge $50 per short (180 words max)
How can one link a video?
Good normally I think of the words anthen I stop recording and sometimes it forget the word
I'm nearing 20K subs and have been wanting move away from my current content and get into more in-depth content that requires script writing, but have been putting it off for weeks because I literally had no idea where to even start. I actually started dreading it bc it seemed like such a daunting task
I've literally been watching this on repeat as I'm writing my script right now, you have NO idea how much of a weight has been lifted off my shoulders bc of this information! Oh my GOSH thank you!
That's amazing progress! I'm glad this video could help you. Just take it one step at a time with your scriptwriting. 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
@@PrimalVideo Thanks so much! 🙂
Hey Justin, this is the BEST video I've ever come across on scripting a UA-cam video! Thanks, and I love that you stress that it's all about the viewer and giving them as much value as you can. This formula now has a permanent place in my workspace.
So awesome to hear it Kevin! Thank you.
All the best with your videos
Justin
i love what you are providing for us ,our follower and subscriber MIRACLE FOR PERFECTION THAN YOU BRO
Thank you, glad you found the video helpful - Hazel, PV Team
The way you describe the "hook" has got to be the clearest description ever! So many other creators overcomplicate what the hook means I find it overwhelming. Thank you 😄 Also just used this to draft my first UA-cam script!!
You're welcome, Amy 😃 - Hazel, PV Team
Right!!
How do I use UA-cam handles as a Creator to increase my presence and my traffic? Thanks
I actually thought there would be a pdf sample 😅
Incredibly straight forward with excellent examples. Thank you for the beneficial content!
So awesome to hear it, cheers! 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
Great video as always. A script for a short video doesn't follow the rules to me. How can I make the script to loop the video? In other words if I start the video with a question what connecting words should I use at the end and what technique works best? Example Why shorts are better? .... Content .... But still many wonder.. thanks
This is one of the most useful videos I’ve seen in ages. Thank you!
Amazing - so glad you find it useful 😊
The man himself, I used one of your video to create my UA-cam channel
Nice - all the best with your channel 👍
It’s like you can read my mind as a try to figure out this whole UA-cam thing. You are a godsend. Thank you my friend. Much love and respect.
UA-cam algorithm is God💀
Much appreciated - all the best! 😊
@@PrimalVideo I'm gonna make a Lego moc video today and I'm gonna use these tips from this video to make my video.
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Don't understand why its called primal video though 🤔 tech is the opposite of primal
Is this what UA-cam is about ? Making content for content creators? Seems like a mlm sceme
Mlm scheme? You can make whatever videos you like..
Why don't you try using some backlight and a key light. Also, do head and shoulders or increase your shot to show your hands. You may know how to write - though I am not going to listen to you - but you don't seem to know very much about video production.
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Yes. I'm sure this will increase your viewership, clicks, likes, and other numbers. But what if you are not interested in using UA-cam to make money? This can be a great tool for communication, social change, and expanding the conversations we are having in communities. I'm sure that I'm not the only person who is NOT interested in fast-talking narrators "delivering" content in jump-cut edited high-speed information packages where the presenter never inhales. I'm looking for well-crafted stories that move me. I want to connect with creators. And I want to learn and understand skills and techniques for building community with live persons rather than "viewers". What does "engagement" really mean? Thanks for all of your efforts.
I generally like your videos. But in this one I think you violated some of the guidance provided within it. You talked fast and a lot. I believe you could have presented the useful information in half the time with fewer words and speaking slower. It feels like you were shooting for word quantity besides the quality. Sorry, this one does not rate eleven minutes, maybe five at the outside.
Gafffer rule : use as few words as necessary and speak at a conversational pace.
(I don't like rewinding in case I missed something important only to discover that I didn't) 😉
There needs to be a youtube video school lol. I am struggling over here...I don't have great stage presence, and I am a huge introvert at times, so this will be a struggle for me.
Summary:
Hook
In this video, I will show you … so you can …
Intro
Intro line
More about the topic of the video
In this video, I will show you
Make sure to stick around to the end as I am also… (bonus teaser)
Content
Use lists, top 5…
Bonus (over-deliver)
Earlier in the video I said I would share with you
Will share amazing tip to help you
CTA
Subscribe
Check out the free course
Next best video to watch, link to next video
The bonus of the video:
Increase watch time to create open loops to hook people with the bonus piece
as a consumer, I end up leaving as soon as I see the "If you like what you seen, smash that like button, subscribe and hit the bell for notification . . ." It's a turn off. I like when text pops in without over emphasis on it that suggests liking, subscribing, and clicking the bell. no big verbal call to action, just a visual nudge while they continue with their content.
one amendment I would make to this is "I'm squibbysquob with beep-boop channel and today I'm going to _recites the title of the video"_
we already know what you're here to do, don't even bother saying what the goal of the video is because it's in your title. just start doing the thing in the title
as for a hook, make that the hook. "I'm not gonna waste your time, let's get right into it."
no "but first," no preamble, just start doing the thing the video is about
THANK YOU! ive been so annoyed with the early Call to action "please like ans ub...bla bla bla " and i keep sitting there thinking "dude, ask after youve earned it.,.like... i dont know if your content is any good yet, why the hell would i want to subscribe.
thank you, i felt so lonely haha :D
Great video, clear, concise and well explained.
Cheers - so awesome to hear it! 😃
I am autistic. It's in my nature to ell a story in as long as it takes, and not a second longer. Mum, a primary school teacher, commented on this when I was ten, eleven years old.
I think two things about this video....
You could have told your story more succinctly, I struggled to hold on towards the end.
It's not about writing a script, it's about structuring the story. The video is very different from what I expected and wanted.
It's a common characteristic of autistic people that diplomacy is somewhere between difficult and impossible.
Thoroughly impressed with this breakdown and will definitely be using this information in the near future. Thank you for the time and effort to put this together. Cheers! 🍻
Great to hear that. You're welcome! - Hazel, PV Team
I am just getting my channel started and this is so incredibly valuable! Thank you, I will be sure to watch and rewatch this video probably weekly until the end of 2024.
Blessings to you
Good luck with your channel - keep learning and growing! 😀 - Hazel, PV Team
This video tutorial from Justin Brown is worth much more than any thousand dollar UA-cam course out there.
Thanks, so awesome to hear it 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
When I see top 5 or top 10 videos, after I get bored from a video, I end up just tapping the chapters, or skim the video to see what is 3.2.1 etc and leave.
This is a gem
Justin, you and your team are so dedicated you amaze me. I've been watching your channel since I started YT 4 years ago in September and not once have you missed an upload. Congrats buy also thank you for the teachings, inspiration and leadership ❤️
All the best for your channel and thank's for your ongoing support! 😃
You make me best youtuber but ......my subscribers are too less ...I didn't know why !
Hey can you guys review Doodly, the supposedly easy video editing software?
new here. I've been started following your video. Hope I'm able to make it
you got yourself a new Like and a subscriber :) Beautifully put & explained. high-quality content.
Thanks - great to have you here 😃 - Hazel, PV Team
Thank you for sharing great information 🌹🙏
Don't mention it - have a great day! 😊
Thanks for sharing your precious knowledge and experience. You are amazing. ❤❤❤❤❤
You're welcome, we appreciate your support 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
OMG 🤯This is exactly what I needed. Justin not only delivered what is appropriate way to write script by elaborated by showing in the end of the video how he applied same principles in this video. Thank you so so so so so so so so much ❤
You're welcome - Hazel, PV Team
This is an awesome video! I was thought I was making good videos but my watch time is quite low considering. My script writing was too blunt and not enough hook throughout the video. Thanks for this video!!!
Thanks for the feedback! Improving script writing can really boost engagement. - Hazel, PV Team
Thanks u this is so helpful ❤
Nice - so glad we could help you 🙏
Thank so much for sharing! I’ve been looking for a simple structure. This definitely helps. I’m wondering what you think about using storytelling throughout this hook-intro-content-bonus-cta framework?
Awesome advice. Justin thank you. I needed this video. I struggle with this. Have a great weekend. 😭
You can use this structure for sure!
Do you have this in writing somewhere or some kind of template? This is absolutely valuable information for a beginner thank you
We do teach this in more detail inside our Accelerator program
Justin you are like and make me happy I hate watching videos from everyone that tell me to sub and all that if I like it I will do that I don't need them to tell me every video its a turn off and makes me want to stop watching
I watched about 5 videos on this and yours gave the most value, thanks. Writing this for the others who are scrolling through looking for gems
Thank you so much - glad you enjoyed it 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
The 'Secret Sauce' is the Bonus in this video
stalls to keep me on to the end are just stalls to keep me on and I usually click out the minute a stall shows up. Sincerity and REAL information is what keeps me on your video.
When you were doing this video do you do it all from memory or do you have a prompt?
H Justin, what about doing a video of how to use the cursor to refer to images in your video
I saw 5 videos on this topic before i got to this videos, and let me tell you that this is the video that made it clear tk me about how to write a script. Thank you
You're welcome, so glad you found this useful - Hazel, PV Team
The Grind Don’t Stop 🔥🔥🔥
If you have some additional bonus content that you're actually selling (e.g. a very useful list), can you simply point the viewer to a link to that "for-pay" content in the "Bonus" section of your video rather than reveal that content? The whole point of my videos is to monetize this valuable content I've created, not give it away. Thanks.
for sure! If it makes sense for the video (and most importantly the viewer at that point in the video) the for sure mention it. You don't need to though.. we hardly mention our Accelerator program in our videos, it's in every description and easy to find outside of the videos for the right people to find without us needing to mention it in every video.
This is very helpful.
Thank you. 🙏
Great - you're welcome!
Just what I needed to streamline my fledging process.
Awesome!
This applies to public speaking to. Good tios
I am a teacher doing whiteboard classes via zoom streaming. Can you recommend a good webcam(under 200$) for streaming
Thanks for this video! This is helpful cause this is for my UA-cam growth! All will help me this video and so thanks to you for making this video. It will help me a lot!
You're very welcome! Keep up the great work on your channel! - Hazel, PV Team
Hi - this is a valuable and useful video, thank you. However, my problem is the opposite of the usual question. I am a psychologist making educational videos for parents on child development. The easiest thing for me is to "pack value into" the video. I have so, so much to say and my main worry is that the video covering one single topic will be too long and no one will watch it to the end. Should I make a 30 min. video on what it is so darned hard with young babies and how you can cope, or should I make 4 x 10 minutes videos on the same? What do you think about mini series?
you could really do both :). some people will want to only watch the shorter version, some the longer.
If you're able to get more specific on the topics though, that will usually mean a shorter video
What do UA-camr ues to edit for gaming in mobile
I really appreciate your videos, always of great value.
I also want to add, Justin, that you have the most attractive voice on UA-cam! I love listening to you 😅
Thanks - much appreciated 😊
FINALLY! 3,789 videos later I found a jewel. Thanx
You're welcome, glad you liked it 👍 - Hazel, PV Team
Justin office giveaway package 🎁
You literally just changed the way I was about to layout my first video for the better!! Love this channel!! thank you!
Sounds great, all the best with your channel 👍 - Hazel, PV Team
Justin Brown is really good. I learn a lot from your vidoes
Thanks, glad you're enjoying the videos 👍 - Hazel, PV Team
Your channel is so educational. I love it. Thanks for the info.
So glad you find value in our content! 🙏
very nice sir .. tnx for sharing 👌
Great - you're welcome! 👍
Love all your videos 😊 thank you so much!
Thanks Wendy, great to hear that 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
5:10 basically telling us why you made a 5-step video 😭 that was almost like breaking the 4th wall lmao
Inception!
Thank you so much, you’re videos encourage me to make a UA-cam video channel 🙏.
You're welcome, we're happy to provide you some inspiration - Hazel, PV Team
Thanks Justin, from Brisbane Australia....
Hey, you're welcome - Hazel, PV Team
Fantastic! Thank you, Justin. 👍
That's all right - glad you liked it! 😃
Great info sir. Just one step away from Implementing
Sounds great, all the best - Hazel, PV Team
honestly this is an amazing advice, Thank you😁😁
You're welcome, cheers 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
This all sounds really good Justin. I have recently upgraded my laptop and making the switch to another video editor and starting to think about scripting out my videos. What you say makes perfect sense to me.
Thank you for making and sharing this content.
Kind regards Paul from 48 Spokes (UK)...👍
Thank you so much. Very helpful information.
You're welcome - glad we're able to help 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
Justin thanks for making the task of preparing video scripts and delivering it a lot clearer.
No problem 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
I generally ignore any call to action.
Great video. This was every helpful.
Thanks, glad we're able to help 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
This video is absolute GOLD! Thank you so much
Great, you're welcome - Hazel, PV Team
one of the best content videos I've ever seen on all youtube
Thanks - great to hear that! 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
You made me delete my Script. Will write a great one From Scratch.
All the best! 👍
Those who stay true to what they promise, get rewarded in the end. You made me: 1. Watch your video to the end. 2. Watch it again and 3. I am a new subscriber 🙂
I love this.
Thanks!
@@PrimalVideo You are welcome
I appreciate your "action to words" justification' Justin, they really are of primal importance for the viewers... wanting to watch your channel...
So awesome to hear it, thanks! - Hazel, PV Team
Love this. It gives me a better understanding of how I should be formatting my video. My question though is for channels like mine(travel vlog) its hard to know early in the day what I'll be doing or where I will be. Would it be weird or awful to film a "promise" after the fact and then edit it back into the front of the video? Continuity might be an issue.
My goodness. Where have you been sir. You break it down completely. Thanks alot sir.
You're welcome, George - glad you found us 👍 - Hazel, PV Team
Great video, thank you very much!
No problem - Hazel, PV Team
Inception! wow
The wealth of information is appreciated 👍
Awesome, cheers - Hazel, PV Team
Thanks for the tips about video creation
You're welcome - have a great day!
Great video, thanks a bunch!
No problem, cheers - Hazel, PV Team
Hi Justin, another great Video, You've really helped me out along my journey in may ways. Thanks.
You're welcome - all the best with your channel 👍
I am Arabic and Thank you very much ❤❤
Hey Ahmed, you're welcome 😊 - Hazel, PV Team
Thank you so much primal videos
You're welcome - have a great day!
good informative 12mins.
Cheers!
Now that's how you do it! Great video mate 👌
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it 😊 - Hazel, PV Team