Hey, I know this is unsolicited advice but I have some tips for your video style: 1.) If you don't already, I'd recommend writing a script for your videos so your delivery is a little snappier. It just sounds like you're struggling to remember your points at times. 2.) Another benefit of a script is that you can do multiple takes if your sentence delivery is a bit off or if you cough or sneeze during it. 3.) You could record your audio in small chunks then stitch it together when editing (another good reason for a script). While this requires a lot more effort than recording it all in one take, it lets you make your videos more streamlined and removes any awkward pauses that happen when you're thinking of what to say next. 4.) Practice your review before recording so you can say it in a conversational tone. I know I said a script is good but it runs the risk of sounding stilted and unnatural so you can still add in some personality. I'm not a UA-camr so maybe this advice is unwarranted but I just wanted to share my personal opinion on how I think you could make your videos a little more polished. If you're just going for a relaxed and casual tone with no real formality or order then that's fine too.
Hey, I know this is unsolicited advice but I have some tips for your video style:
1.) If you don't already, I'd recommend writing a script for your videos so your delivery is a little snappier. It just sounds like you're struggling to remember your points at times.
2.) Another benefit of a script is that you can do multiple takes if your sentence delivery is a bit off or if you cough or sneeze during it.
3.) You could record your audio in small chunks then stitch it together when editing (another good reason for a script). While this requires a lot more effort than recording it all in one take, it lets you make your videos more streamlined and removes any awkward pauses that happen when you're thinking of what to say next.
4.) Practice your review before recording so you can say it in a conversational tone. I know I said a script is good but it runs the risk of sounding stilted and unnatural so you can still add in some personality.
I'm not a UA-camr so maybe this advice is unwarranted but I just wanted to share my personal opinion on how I think you could make your videos a little more polished. If you're just going for a relaxed and casual tone with no real formality or order then that's fine too.
It IS good advice, and I might borrow those points for myself. ;)