What being consistent on Youtube is really like… (as a small creator)

Much to my own shock, I was able to pull off being consistent for 5 weeks straight. Here's that experience and what I learnt, that you can hopefully take away from it.
Took a week break since, and started working on this right after for another week. Hope you like. See you again in 10 days!
Get in touch!
New account: / serevinvesper
Other links:
Portfolio: behance.net/ni...
Instagram (Art account): / sentientpoison
Gear:
Sony ZV-E1
Sony FX3
Sigma 16mm 1.4
Tamron 28-75mm 2.8
Edited in Da Vinci Resolve

[@marselshtylla]

good job with the work man trying it out is better than never having done it i am trying to build a youtube channel but i earn not enough money where i live here wage is like horrible trying to save to open a youtube channel myself i have been producing videos but i havent uploaded a single one i keep watching and deleting them i feel like i have to keep practicing because its super competetive and i need to buy a beter pc for editing so this video really helped

[@NicholasLolin]

Thank you! I sympathise with the struggle and I’m happy to hear that despite that you’ve still made time to produce videos. You should definitely go for it and publish videos! You’ll get better faster by just diving in, I guarantee it. I used to only be able to make vids like this in 2-4 weeks, and now I can make videos in 3 days if I really wanted to, but that only happened because I dove in. Highly encourage you to get those videos out - they don’t have to be perfect to be a good enough start! 🍷