Thanks!!! I tried to pack a ton into this video rather than breaking it up into a bunch of mini videos. Easier to learn if you just sit down and focus for the hour
I'm a budding UA-camr from India my contents are exactly Hiking, Trekking, Adventure touring your video is kind of Bible for me , it'll help me for creating great stories thank you so much❤
I think that's a big problem with a lot of creators that are having trouble growing. Like you said, "Spinning your wheels, and wasting your time". People automatically assume that an audience will be hooked onto whatever they make, when in reality, they lack an exciting story behind what they're vlogging about.
So appreciate the dedication! I know exactly what's it's like to have a 5 month old AND still have to work. Getting up at 6 am to film this - thank you for this! Just wanted to let you know that your effort is appreciated!
Yo... I am terrible at storytelling, but after watching this, I now have an idea as to what to do, a rough guide on how to craft my videos and how to approach it. I've been looking for this for god knows how long! Jeven, thank you! You are a legend!
I recently found your channel after buying a DJI Mini 2, and dude your channel is an absolute gold mine! Thanks for this and all the other excellent content!!!
Love your special guest at 1:01:27, teach them to edit while they're young! Just watched the whole video, it was inspiring! I'm a retired wedding editor, just riding around the country side with my dog trying to give my grandkids something to remember us by. I really enjoyed your vlog, it refreshed my memory of what's really important, and that's content. I'm old school, which explains my long edits, but I keep current with Final Cut, and it gives me something to do with my time. I've been struggling with telling the story, mainly because I don't spend the planning stages like you mentioned up front. I kind of get out there and hit record and see what I have to work with at the end of the day. Well, that's going to change thanks to your tutorial. I appreciate it!
I honestly don’t know why anyone would give this video a thumbs down. Jeven’s videos are practical and clear. If it’s not your cup of tea, move on. But I’m getting a lot of help and guidance. Thank you Jeven. I enjoy your perspectives and wish you continuing success, despite the haters.
The story is KING. The footage, the camera angles (POV), the elements (surroundings) around the Vlog, the persona of the character/creator it’s all revolving around the story.. Casey says the story is king & the edit makes the story, quote, “Edit is everything”. - Casey Neistat Thanks for making this video. Definitely helps!
Hi Jeven, hope you are doing good. I have learnt a lot from you about vlogging and stuff to start my UA-cam channel. Thanks a lot and keep on doing what you are doing.
Ive been getting bogged down between creating ‘the perfect story’ as opposed to just hitting record and learning the art of storytelling as I go along. Great video buddy! 💪🏼
Man, it was so interesting and instructive. I learned so much about vlogging and about making my videos more engaging. Thank you for taking the time to break everything down and to discuss every part of the vlogging experience in detail. This video is a must-watch for anyone who wants to take up or improve vlogging. MANY THANKS! Now I'm gonna go put all those tips into practice! 🤗
I primarily make tutorial videos, specifically blacksmithing education. Finding the sweet spot between providing all of the information needed and getting into way to much detail is pretty tough. I would love to see the tutorial version of this style video.
im blessed that your video delivered to my screen at the very beginning of my youtube adventure… thank you so much for the effort you put in the video… it is like bible of content creating… need to watch several times not to miss anything… moving to the next one, b rolls… once again, thank you so much…
When I first saw how long this was I was like 😳. But because of the topic I actually watched the whole thing.... cuz I really suck at vlogging and it’s something I really want to get good at. Very helpful information here thanx!
I felt the exact same. But i cast it to the TV, grabbed some snacks and sat back and took it all in. I've added some of your videos to my watch list for later, see if i like them. Just done a few travel vlogs ourselves.
Fun with DAD I only watch UA-cam on my TV.... I like the bigger screen. Really? My videos? 😯 thank you! The videos I have on this channel aren’t vlog style per se (I was still nervous about being in front of the camera)... but I have one in the works that I can use some of Jevon’s tips. I will definitely check your channel out too.
I've been interrupted twice and had to start over from the beginning ! I'll probably watch it all the way through and then watch it again while taking notes. I'm good at working a camera job but suck at storytelling and that's why I'm here. This guy is good !
I honestly want to thank you! It was quite ironic as I was watching another of your vids, thinking "i wish someone would tell the beginning to end" and then the next automatic started vid was THIS ONE! Thank you. I am thinking of beginning starting my page about adventures of South east Arizona area. Tombstone, 4x4 mountain areas of history, Bisbee, The River, Other areas of here in my very rural area. You've given me a lot of important information and I appreciate it.
Thank you for this video. I just watched it and took notes. Personally I teach hospitality management at the University of Arkansas. The pandemic pushed us to online instruction. I took that as an opportunity to take my students virtually to some wonderful hotels, restaurants, bars, etc. (that are open) all across the country. I've been struggling with engagement and creating content that is 'where my students are'. That is, in a form they are comfortable with. To me, that means lessons and lectures should be a series of stories told through video. As the world opens up, I am scheduling trips to destinations, resorts, festivals, etc. to illustrate (video) concepts and examples. So... again, thank you. This information is helping me with my content creation.
@@RuskinSeabrook That's built-in. Look in the lower right corner of the video window. Find the thumb up/down, Share, Save, & three dots ("more"). Click once on the three dots and select Open transcript. You can copy/paste and make your own checklist.
As someone who makes very structured, scripted and planned (and technical) videos, the idea of a Vlog has always scared me, but it's been the one thing that I really really want to do - but when I actually go to do it, I feel totally stupid. This video hands down has de-mystified the whole process. Thank you so much for the video Jeven. I've was watching your videos at least two years before I started my channel. This came into my feed at the right moment. I need to push myself to the next level and I think Vlogs or Vlog style could be the thing to do it. Thank. You.
dang that final cut is sweet. im using capcut and getting really good at it, but it would be so much sweeter to do it like u. im def gona follow u. *I LOVE HOW U BROKE EVERYTHING DOWN*
I started my vlogging channel last year and I finally got to 50 subscribers in about 8 months. I'm very grateful that I got to this point as if I think about it, that's 50 people who are interested in my content! I know it might now sound like much but I'm very happy that even a few people are willing to come back and watch my vlogs. This year will be amazing, especially after implementing all of these techniques! Thank you so much for helping smaller channels like mine out :D
Really appreciate you and your knowledgeable and easy-to-follow style. So many YT content creators are just way to hyper for me and to be honest, come across as that kid who is overly desperate to be "liked" or just plain narcissistic which immediately puts me off. That overly kinetic, rather ADD approach to educational tutorials also lends to missing the details and as storytellers we know that the devil is in the details, so thank you! I will absolutely check out your editing class and look forward to making my way through the rest of your content and keeping up with your visual storytelling journey. Cheers, Cat 😸
I just had to pause and express a huge thank you to Jeven Dovey 🔥🔥🔥. I feel like I'm learned more in the past 24 hours of power watching your content than any of the other courses combined. Looking forward to more content from you!
Thank you so much. You are an excellent teacher. I was bummed that the finished product wasn't at the end but I found it. We share the same mindset as to searching out adventure. I've been doing that for the last 7 years now that I've found the perfect mate... or did she find me? Butler Peak reminds me of our trip to Saddle Back Lookout above Downieville last year. I planned to get there before sunset to have dinner and enjoy the view. Ran into the same locked gate that you had but we were almost at the top. Set up the grill for the pork tenderloin, chairs and the USB bistro's. Marvelous time! Zero light pollution which means it got really dark :( Packed up, headed back and got lost. The JK has stock headlights. We did eventually find HWY 49 and I thought we were west of town. Nope, we were east. 30 minute dirt road trip turned into 90 minutes. Should have activated the Garmin. I am just starting out on the video side so we'll have to go back and capture it. Thank you again for all your effort. You have really opened my eyes.
Thank you so much for this! Started my adventure vlog channel last year and I certainly struggled with the storyboarding aspect. Last year I was just approaching my vlogs with a "hit record and go" mentality. Carefully planning, directing, and setting a tone with the story is absolutely crucial. Plan to rewatch this video multiple times!
THANK YOU SO MUCH for making such this deep detailed video. I've been struggling recently with why my content didn't seem interesting and why I haven't been able to capture and maintain an audience. But it would seem that one of the the first points you make: Giving a backstory and some history; this is exactly what I've been missing. Like you said, I can't just hit record, thank you so much for your help 🙏❤
This one was a big help thank you bro. I also agree with the creating a new channel to continue to film and tell a story rather than just teaching people. There’s your caveat and you are highly aware man I took that note outta your book 🙏🏽
This is so meta it's insane. And it's awesome. The story of the story, using all the elements of the example story in the story of its own video. Crazy
This was an incredible learning experience! You kept my attention throughout the whole video. I appreciate what you are doing and plan on watching many, many more of your videos. Thanks so much!
A recent epiphany for me was that I need to make all of my content, even tutorials, in a vlogging/storytelling style to help connect with my audience. This was an immense help to do that.
Thank you so very much for your hard work. Your videos on storytelling are the single most impactful thing I've watched on UA-cam in at least the last five years totally awesome. George Photos by Josef
YES, I'm interested in how to upload to UA-cam - new junky learning - thanks for sharing your video on how to do stuff with creating a storyline that was awesome - and showing your daughter at the end added to the flavor of your ending of your actual recording - I want to see more - again thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks for the masters class in vlogging! I recently started creating mini stories in a future vlog and then I realized I actually am missing a lot of stuff or its boring. This tutorial is helping me glue things together for future vlogs and patch up my older ones. Thanks!
This instructional Vlog video is fantastic. The process to produce excellent videos isn't just luck. I just finished the biggest video so far with my my Kawasaki Versys X300 being the topic and how and why to add accessories and modifications to the bike. I struggled with this video because it spanned about 6 months in real time and was many video segments. Overlaps and repeating detail was a real challenge. Thanks for sharing.
I watched less than half of 4 other videos I found on this topic… until I found this one. Watched the entire thing and glad I did. Really put everything into context. Thanks, yet again, for all of your great insights!
This was a fantastic masterclass on vlogging. I really appreciate your breakdown of how to think through the story, how to setup, how and why you captured various shots, and why you selected each shot during the editing process. Thank you so much for this thorough explanation of the video storytelling process.
So I used to think that if a video is anything over 10 minutes, the creator is just using up the time for ads and create more watch-time hours. But now watching videos like this, I realized that if I can spend an hour watching Netflix, I should spend that time on a video like this instead. Just the shear amount of quality and tips this video has, is REMARKABLE. thank you brother. Definitely gonna watch more of your videos. New subscriber right here !!!
i watched the whole thing, i’ve been wanting to start vlogging but my current profession makes it impossible for me to do so. Anyways, this is inspiring because i can feel your dedication and when your kid went in I felt like it was magic. Keep it up sir and thank you for this.
Interesting how these small clips can add so much value, if there’s anything I remember from watching your video the first time it’s the clips where you film the washout and carrying the bike!
Very helpful to someone just starting to try to figure things out. Also, loved your face when that sweet baby came in the room. You looked like a different person. Dad face looks good on you. Thanks for all the info.
Look who I found! I'm trying to step up my upcoming March 2022 ski trip video and I'm gathering tips for pre-planning my shoots. I also like to scroll through the comments for tips, ideas, suggestions, etc.
I love that! I have put off for years just making simple videos because I feel so overwhelmed when I watch all of these vloggers who put so much effort into what I consider complicated videos because I’m not very technical so thank you for your comment that really frees me up. Now onto trying to understand my thousand dollar camera, instead of using my iPhone. 🙏💚🤷🏿♀️
I am 47 yrs old. My dad did tv production and after hearing you it reminded me of those days I worked with him. He has passed. His videos are my memories. Thank you for the masterclass. I will continue his legacy thanks to you. God bless you your daughter and your wife.
I have watched this video in full 4 or 6 times. Everytime I feel I learn something new or it hits home a message I had forgotten. This video is excellent.
Hope it helps! Make sure you check out my full UA-cam Growth Academy on the Creatofilmschool.com. Thats where I teach a ton more about growing a UA-cam channel
Amazing video mate I've just started filming my spearfishing days an since watching this I can see I mist so many opportunitys to make mine more appealing! Thank you
You know bud , the most interesting part to me , in this video , is that you are wearing a cap indoors but not when the sun is punishing you out on the peak of the hill.
This is super clear and ALL aspects of recording are explained great. I subscribed,this is better than THINK.Drove to Palm Springs,listened all the way here.
I’ve been looking for a video like this I’ve only found general principles like shoot with the edit in mind or tips and tricks. Im glad you made this detailed step by step this is what I needed
man this guy he is genuine , he is not about views . you know me i just want to show everything i ever red about and the history i know about the world , i got money and other sources that brings me money i dont need to make off youtube its even small money. but to share history you know youtube is good
This video was exceptional. I've been looking for ways to tell a story in my videos for a long time. Yes, many videos out there talk about story-telling, but I did not know how to apply it to my own somewhat spontaneous content: hiking, backpacking, and the like. Until now, I just filmed along the way and strung the shots together to "craft" a story, but doing the research and planning never really came to my mind. This will truly make a difference in my future videos. I wonder how to create a story if all you have is different footage without planning ahead of time or what happens if you plan a hike to a location, but then something extraordinary happens along the way, and THAT becomes your climax in the video. All of it really just takes practice. Thanks again for your detailed videos. They truly help me become a better filmmaker myself. I'm working through your storytelling playlist right now.
Jeven I appreciate all of your videos. Im trying to learn as much as I can, from flying my Drones to taking pictures and shooting videos with my Drones and my iPhone. Ill watch whatever training videos your make.. Guess that makes me a fan!
I just came across this video and, although it's a few years old, this was SO helpful to me. Thank you for such a great explanation of the process of storytelling. 🙂
Ok I’m obsessed with your content, so amazingly clear and concise. But how do you do this weekly?! How often do you suggest posting if this is your goal?
I've literally just found your channel and this video, instant subscriber and liker. I'm about to begin my life as a vlogger in adventure, hike, camp and fishing in Australia. Thank you mate
2:30 in and i feel like im in a film school class. i truly do appreciate and love these types of creators. i suck at youtube and these kinds of videos are amazin
Thank you so much. I've done vlogging for years but pretty much just threw everything into the final vlog so it's always been quite disjointed. I'm glad I found this video. I've already started thinking of new ideas. That's another thing I've struggled with. Ideas. Only so much you can do with a family vlog channel. I've even got myself an Insta360 Go 2 for b roll.
I was hoping for a presentation of the final video, all put together! Dang. Thank you for the invaluable information that I find on your channels every time. What I appreciate is the amount of info you cover, which is presented too quickly for me, a beginner, to absorb, however, there's the "replay" button where I can go over what you mentioned so I'd rather have a quick-moving video than a boring one! Thanks again for posting----I'm just starting to fly and will get into video editing. Great tips!
Thanks, Jeven, It has been a while since I last edited and uploaded a full video here on UA-cam. This inspires me to do it again. Well-organized information. You are the BEST
I've been watching different video tutorials and curses and this one truly had a really good learning in me. At the end I was anxious about de grand finale..... Great content. I'm already following and going to watch the rest of the video so my new career as a video blogger goes the right way! thanks. Regards from Venezuela.
I'm a new UA-camr... in fact I learned to edit video with first UA-cam video so I'm not only new to UA-cam but to video in general. I have struggled to make my videos interesting to anyone outside of my family and friends and this video of yours has been the wakening I needed. I've been shooting everything and trying to make the story during the edit and that is soooo hard. Your guide here is just common sense and it makes me laugh at myself now for how I've been doing things. Thank you for this, I've really enjoyed learning about my new hobby and you just took me up one more notch! It's all about baby steps and getting a little better with each try. Love from Louisiana!
Learn how to edit vlogs in my 2 hour masterclass geni.us/dkNlQnp
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Hi Jeven, Lots of Love from India. Thank you for such detailed video❤ bdw, i wanted to know if there’s any charges for it?
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That link takes me to a 2 day course for Final Cut Pro :(
Thanks for taking the time to do this video. For people who watch the entire thing, will gain real skills.
Thanks!!! I tried to pack a ton into this video rather than breaking it up into a bunch of mini videos. Easier to learn if you just sit down and focus for the hour
Your comment made me watch the entire video. :)
@@RaduVelcea Yeah, let's pin it! I'm about to restart my entire YT channel after watching this 😆
Love your videos sir! Keep it up 👍
@Jamesons Travels well said!👍😇
I'm a budding UA-camr from India my contents are exactly Hiking, Trekking, Adventure touring your video is kind of Bible for me , it'll help me for creating great stories thank you so much❤
I think that's a big problem with a lot of creators that are having trouble growing. Like you said, "Spinning your wheels, and wasting your time". People automatically assume that an audience will be hooked onto whatever they make, when in reality, they lack an exciting story behind what they're vlogging about.
Hey hey hey Mr. Phúc Mập Vlog. Nice to meet you here. Your chanel is growing anyway💐
em đi đâu cũng gặp anh phúc mập cmt.
I looked to see if you ever did a Beginning to Finish on tutorial videos and didn't see one. I'd love to see one!
I agree 100%
Who else watched the whole thing 🙋🏽♀️✨
I did.
I did
I did, someone who has interest to learn will do it
Me..
Me😀😏
So appreciate the dedication! I know exactly what's it's like to have a 5 month old AND still have to work. Getting up at 6 am to film this - thank you for this! Just wanted to let you know that your effort is appreciated!
Yo... I am terrible at storytelling, but after watching this, I now have an idea as to what to do, a rough guide on how to craft my videos and how to approach it. I've been looking for this for god knows how long! Jeven, thank you! You are a legend!
Storytelling is a skill. Just keep working on it and with each video you'll get better
I recently found your channel after buying a DJI Mini 2, and dude your channel is an absolute gold mine! Thanks for this and all the other excellent content!!!
Love your special guest at 1:01:27, teach them to edit while they're young! Just watched the whole video, it was inspiring! I'm a retired wedding editor, just riding around the country side with my dog trying to give my grandkids something to remember us by. I really enjoyed your vlog, it refreshed my memory of what's really important, and that's content. I'm old school, which explains my long edits, but I keep current with Final Cut, and it gives me something to do with my time. I've been struggling with telling the story, mainly because I don't spend the planning stages like you mentioned up front. I kind of get out there and hit record and see what I have to work with at the end of the day. Well, that's going to change thanks to your tutorial. I appreciate it!
I honestly don’t know why anyone would give this video a thumbs down. Jeven’s videos are practical and clear. If it’s not your cup of tea, move on. But I’m getting a lot of help and guidance. Thank you Jeven. I enjoy your perspectives and wish you continuing success, despite the haters.
There will always be haters unfortunately
The story is KING. The footage, the camera angles (POV), the elements (surroundings) around the Vlog, the persona of the character/creator it’s all revolving around the story.. Casey says the story is king & the edit makes the story, quote, “Edit is everything”. - Casey Neistat
Thanks for making this video. Definitely helps!
Hi Jeven, hope you are doing good. I have learnt a lot from you about vlogging and stuff to start my UA-cam channel. Thanks a lot and keep on doing what you are doing.
how u have such a great fan following its impossible for me i tried so hard but everytime brought depression from my work..plz tell me just how😢
Ive been getting bogged down between creating ‘the perfect story’ as opposed to just hitting record and learning the art of storytelling as I go along.
Great video buddy! 💪🏼
I don't know about the best blog, but the most knowledgeable one.
Man, it was so interesting and instructive. I learned so much about vlogging and about making my videos more engaging. Thank you for taking the time to break everything down and to discuss every part of the vlogging experience in detail. This video is a must-watch for anyone who wants to take up or improve vlogging. MANY THANKS! Now I'm gonna go put all those tips into practice! 🤗
this the longest yet most informative video i have ever watched on this platform...thank you Jeven.
Thanks for watching!
I primarily make tutorial videos, specifically blacksmithing education. Finding the sweet spot between providing all of the information needed and getting into way to much detail is pretty tough. I would love to see the tutorial version of this style video.
2nd!
im blessed that your video delivered to my screen at the very beginning of my youtube adventure… thank you so much for the effort you put in the video… it is like bible of content creating… need to watch several times not to miss anything… moving to the next one, b rolls…
once again, thank you so much…
When I first saw how long this was I was like 😳. But because of the topic I actually watched the whole thing.... cuz I really suck at vlogging and it’s something I really want to get good at. Very helpful information here thanx!
I felt the exact same. But i cast it to the TV, grabbed some snacks and sat back and took it all in. I've added some of your videos to my watch list for later, see if i like them. Just done a few travel vlogs ourselves.
Fun with DAD I only watch UA-cam on my TV.... I like the bigger screen. Really? My videos? 😯 thank you! The videos I have on this channel aren’t vlog style per se (I was still nervous about being in front of the camera)... but I have one in the works that I can use some of Jevon’s tips. I will definitely check your channel out too.
I've been interrupted twice and had to start over from the beginning ! I'll probably watch it all the way through and then watch it again while taking notes. I'm good at working a camera job but suck at storytelling and that's why I'm here. This guy is good !
I appreciate your contribution to the community.
Yeah I watch this till the end because I want to improve in vlogging
I honestly want to thank you!
It was quite ironic as I was watching another of your vids, thinking "i wish someone would tell the beginning to end" and then the next automatic started vid was THIS ONE!
Thank you.
I am thinking of beginning starting my page about adventures of South east Arizona area.
Tombstone, 4x4 mountain areas of history, Bisbee, The River, Other areas of here in my very rural area.
You've given me a lot of important information and I appreciate it.
Thank you for this video. I just watched it and took notes. Personally I teach hospitality management at the University of Arkansas. The pandemic pushed us to online instruction. I took that as an opportunity to take my students virtually to some wonderful hotels, restaurants, bars, etc. (that are open) all across the country. I've been struggling with engagement and creating content that is 'where my students are'. That is, in a form they are comfortable with. To me, that means lessons and lectures should be a series of stories told through video. As the world opens up, I am scheduling trips to destinations, resorts, festivals, etc. to illustrate (video) concepts and examples. So... again, thank you. This information is helping me with my content creation.
I feel like you actually care and really want me to succeed. Thanks for this inspiring video.
Make sure you check out the vlog we broke down in this video: ua-cam.com/video/la-vS7JSFVM/v-deo.html
Would you post a list breaking down all the steps so I can have a little checklist?
Yes I would love to see this kind of video for a review. Thanks for all the help!
@@RuskinSeabrook That's built-in. Look in the lower right corner of the video window. Find the thumb up/down, Share, Save, & three dots ("more"). Click once on the three dots and select Open transcript. You can copy/paste and make your own checklist.
@@andrewalisov8738 I don't normally watch much on youtube, but i just subscribed to Jeven Dovey ! This is some great, useful information.
watching this video now and i enjoy my 1 hours here 🎉 thank u so much!
As someone who makes very structured, scripted and planned (and technical) videos, the idea of a Vlog has always scared me, but it's been the one thing that I really really want to do - but when I actually go to do it, I feel totally stupid. This video hands down has de-mystified the whole process. Thank you so much for the video Jeven. I've was watching your videos at least two years before I started my channel. This came into my feed at the right moment. I need to push myself to the next level and I think Vlogs or Vlog style could be the thing to do it. Thank. You.
dang that final cut is sweet. im using capcut and getting really good at it, but it would be so much sweeter to do it like u. im def gona follow u. *I LOVE HOW U BROKE EVERYTHING DOWN*
This is so helpful! Thank you very much for this informative and well-structured video! It’s a must-watch for the beginner vloggers like me 😊
I started my vlogging channel last year and I finally got to 50 subscribers in about 8 months. I'm very grateful that I got to this point as if I think about it, that's 50 people who are interested in my content! I know it might now sound like much but I'm very happy that even a few people are willing to come back and watch my vlogs. This year will be amazing, especially after implementing all of these techniques! Thank you so much for helping smaller channels like mine out :D
Your tutorials are always so detailed and loaded with info, I love what you do, it's incredibly helpful, thank you!
Really appreciate you and your knowledgeable and easy-to-follow style. So many YT content creators are just way to hyper for me and to be honest, come across as that kid who is overly desperate to be "liked" or just plain narcissistic which immediately puts me off. That overly kinetic, rather ADD approach to educational tutorials also lends to missing the details and as storytellers we know that the devil is in the details, so thank you! I will absolutely check out your editing class and look forward to making my way through the rest of your content and keeping up with your visual storytelling journey. Cheers, Cat 😸
I just had to pause and express a huge thank you to Jeven Dovey 🔥🔥🔥. I feel like I'm learned more in the past 24 hours of power watching your content than any of the other courses combined. Looking forward to more content from you!
Thank you so much. You are an excellent teacher. I was bummed that the finished product wasn't at the end but I found it. We share the same mindset as to searching out adventure. I've been doing that for the last 7 years now that I've found the perfect mate... or did she find me? Butler Peak reminds me of our trip to Saddle Back Lookout above Downieville last year. I planned to get there before sunset to have dinner and enjoy the view. Ran into the same locked gate that you had but we were almost at the top. Set up the grill for the pork tenderloin, chairs and the USB bistro's. Marvelous time! Zero light pollution which means it got really dark :( Packed up, headed back and got lost. The JK has stock headlights. We did eventually find HWY 49 and I thought we were west of town. Nope, we were east. 30 minute dirt road trip turned into 90 minutes. Should have activated the Garmin. I am just starting out on the video side so we'll have to go back and capture it.
Thank you again for all your effort. You have really opened my eyes.
Thank you so much for this! Started my adventure vlog channel last year and I certainly struggled with the storyboarding aspect.
Last year I was just approaching my vlogs with a "hit record and go" mentality. Carefully planning, directing, and setting a tone with the story is absolutely crucial. Plan to rewatch this video multiple times!
All I can say is WOW! Sooooo much goes into it. WOW! So much work……….. Thanx.
This is priceless information presented in a clear and organized way. You are incredible, Jeven! Thank you.
indeed !
THANK YOU SO MUCH for making such this deep detailed video. I've been struggling recently with why my content didn't seem interesting and why I haven't been able to capture and maintain an audience. But it would seem that one of the the first points you make: Giving a backstory and some history; this is exactly what I've been missing. Like you said, I can't just hit record, thank you so much for your help 🙏❤
This one was a big help thank you bro.
I also agree with the creating a new channel to continue to film and tell a story rather than just teaching people. There’s your caveat and you are highly aware man I took that note outta your book 🙏🏽
This is so meta it's insane. And it's awesome. The story of the story, using all the elements of the example story in the story of its own video. Crazy
This was an incredible learning experience! You kept my attention throughout the whole video. I appreciate what you are doing and plan on watching many, many more of your videos. Thanks so much!
You've got my total attention with this video... I'd like to see how you create a "Library" Template in FCPx. thank you.
A recent epiphany for me was that I need to make all of my content, even tutorials, in a vlogging/storytelling style to help connect with my audience. This was an immense help to do that.
Thank you so very much for your hard work.
Your videos on storytelling are the single most impactful thing I've watched on UA-cam in at least the last five years totally awesome.
George
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You really laid out a ton of great information here. Tips that aren’t usually covered. Thank you so much, can’t wait to put this to use!
YES, I'm interested in how to upload to UA-cam - new junky learning - thanks for sharing your video on how to do stuff with creating a storyline that was awesome - and showing your daughter at the end added to the flavor of your ending of your actual recording - I want to see more - again thanks for sharing!!!
Thanks for the masters class in vlogging! I recently started creating mini stories in a future vlog and then I realized I actually am missing a lot of stuff or its boring. This tutorial is helping me glue things together for future vlogs and patch up my older ones. Thanks!
This instructional Vlog video is fantastic. The process to produce excellent videos isn't just luck. I just finished the biggest video so far with my my Kawasaki Versys X300 being the topic and how and why to add accessories and modifications to the bike. I struggled with this video because it spanned about 6 months in real time and was many video segments. Overlaps and repeating detail was a real challenge. Thanks for sharing.
LOVE this setup dude. Very clean!
Thanks Sidney! Going super minimal right now
I watched less than half of 4 other videos I found on this topic… until I found this one. Watched the entire thing and glad I did. Really put everything into context. Thanks, yet again, for all of your great insights!
This was a fantastic masterclass on vlogging. I really appreciate your breakdown of how to think through the story, how to setup, how and why you captured various shots, and why you selected each shot during the editing process. Thank you so much for this thorough explanation of the video storytelling process.
So I used to think that if a video is anything over 10 minutes, the creator is just using up the time for ads and create more watch-time hours. But now watching videos like this, I realized that if I can spend an hour watching Netflix, I should spend that time on a video like this instead. Just the shear amount of quality and tips this video has, is REMARKABLE. thank you brother. Definitely gonna watch more of your videos. New subscriber right here !!!
i watched the whole thing, i’ve been wanting to start vlogging but my current profession makes it impossible for me to do so. Anyways, this is inspiring because i can feel your dedication and when your kid went in I felt like it was magic. Keep it up sir and thank you for this.
I feel the same way. What do you do?
Good production will require time, there are no shortcuts.
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Interesting how these small clips can add so much value, if there’s anything I remember from watching your video the first time it’s the clips where you film the washout and carrying the bike!
Hi Jeven, wow, great content! This is exactly what I was looking for, your advice is awesome! Thank you for this tutorial, this is GOLD.
Awesome!
What is your second channel?
Very helpful to someone just starting to try to figure things out. Also, loved your face when that sweet baby came in the room. You looked like a different person. Dad face looks good on you. Thanks for all the info.
It's almost like you read my mind! Storytelling is my weakness, and this season I need to step up my game. :)
This video is GOLD! Thank you for sharing this clear and easy to understand guide!
Great video Jeven. I just like making videos. So I just let it fly and hit upload. That is the only way I found to keep me creating!
Look who I found! I'm trying to step up my upcoming March 2022 ski trip video and I'm gathering tips for pre-planning my shoots. I also like to scroll through the comments for tips, ideas, suggestions, etc.
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I love that!
I have put off for years just making simple videos because I feel so overwhelmed when I watch all of these vloggers
who put so much effort into what I consider complicated videos
because I’m not very technical so thank you for your comment
that really frees me up.
Now onto trying to understand my thousand dollar camera,
instead of using my iPhone.
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I am 47 yrs old. My dad did tv production and after hearing you it reminded me of those days I worked with him. He has passed. His videos are my memories. Thank you for the masterclass. I will continue his legacy thanks to you. God bless you your daughter and your wife.
Oh Jeven..what can i say,,,,This is EXACTLY what i Wanted!!
THANKS
This was such an insightful & helpful video! Butler Peak is one of my favorite places to hike and I loved experiencing it through your story!
Why am I only finding out about this? Thanks for the tutorial sir.
This a great! Thank you Jeven! It was great having you walk us through your process.
I have watched this video in full 4 or 6 times. Everytime I feel I learn something new or it hits home a message I had forgotten. This video is excellent.
Perfect time for this!! I’m wonder if your course will get me growing!!
Hope it helps! Make sure you check out my full UA-cam Growth Academy on the Creatofilmschool.com. Thats where I teach a ton more about growing a UA-cam channel
Jeven Dovey I’ll be signing up today. I want to make this my full time occupation.
Thank you! I’m learning a lot with your videos
Amazing video mate I've just started filming my spearfishing days an since watching this I can see I mist so many opportunitys to make mine more appealing! Thank you
You know bud , the most interesting part to me , in this video , is that you are wearing a cap indoors but not when the sun is punishing you out on the peak of the hill.
lol!
Just started youtube not too long ago...I hope our vids are on the right track. Thanks for the great advice in this video!
This is the reality that people need to realize even before hitting record.
This is super clear and ALL aspects of recording are explained great. I subscribed,this is better than THINK.Drove to Palm Springs,listened all the way here.
Can I call you Yoda? Sensei? Professor? Thank you for guiding me in my journey of Story Telling.
Your video is truly helpful for creators like us. Thank you.
bro, keep doing what you're doing. the best english channel i have ever met. big hello from Russia
I watched this whole 1H video ...WOW .. Thanks so much !
I’ve been looking for a video like this I’ve only found general principles like shoot with the edit in mind or tips and tricks. Im glad you made this detailed step by step this is what I needed
man this guy he is genuine , he is not about views . you know me i just want to show everything i ever red about and the history i know about the world , i got money and other sources that brings me money i dont need to make off youtube its even small money. but to share history you know youtube is good
This video was exceptional. I've been looking for ways to tell a story in my videos for a long time. Yes, many videos out there talk about story-telling, but I did not know how to apply it to my own somewhat spontaneous content: hiking, backpacking, and the like. Until now, I just filmed along the way and strung the shots together to "craft" a story, but doing the research and planning never really came to my mind. This will truly make a difference in my future videos. I wonder how to create a story if all you have is different footage without planning ahead of time or what happens if you plan a hike to a location, but then something extraordinary happens along the way, and THAT becomes your climax in the video. All of it really just takes practice. Thanks again for your detailed videos. They truly help me become a better filmmaker myself. I'm working through your storytelling playlist right now.
Jeven I appreciate all of your videos. Im trying to learn as much as I can, from flying my Drones to taking pictures and shooting videos with my Drones and my iPhone. Ill watch whatever training videos your make.. Guess that makes me a fan!
Thank you for this quality content. This is the kind of info I would be willing to pay for. May you be blessed for sharing this for free.
Would love to see a breakdown of a tutorial style video!! Congratulations on making it to 1M subscribers, well deserved, your content is incredible! 👏
I just came across this video and, although it's a few years old, this was SO helpful to me. Thank you for such a great explanation of the process of storytelling. 🙂
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful. You're one of the best in the business and with your instructions I won't be a beginner for long.
Glad to help
Ok I’m obsessed with your content, so amazingly clear and concise. But how do you do this weekly?! How often do you suggest posting if this is your goal?
Really really helpful. Got me rethinking the strategy of my story purpose as a foundation. Thanks for making. Jay
This a really good tutorial. I hate to think how much work when into this video. Thank you.
I've literally just found your channel and this video, instant subscriber and liker. I'm about to begin my life as a vlogger in adventure, hike, camp and fishing in Australia. Thank you mate
2:30 in and i feel like im in a film school class. i truly do appreciate and love these types of creators. i suck at youtube and these kinds of videos are amazin
Thank you so much. I've done vlogging for years but pretty much just threw everything into the final vlog so it's always been quite disjointed. I'm glad I found this video. I've already started thinking of new ideas. That's another thing I've struggled with. Ideas. Only so much you can do with a family vlog channel. I've even got myself an Insta360 Go 2 for b roll.
Literally one of the most helpful videos I’ve seen on UA-cam. Thank you for this
I was hoping for a presentation of the final video, all put together! Dang. Thank you for the invaluable information that I find on your channels every time. What I appreciate is the amount of info you cover, which is presented too quickly for me, a beginner, to absorb, however, there's the "replay" button where I can go over what you mentioned so I'd rather have a quick-moving video than a boring one! Thanks again for posting----I'm just starting to fly and will get into video editing. Great tips!
That helped so much, I cant even describe. Im in a process of doing travel/hiking videos myself and collecting all the info I can get.
Thanks, Jeven, It has been a while since I last edited and uploaded a full video here on UA-cam. This inspires me to do it again. Well-organized information. You are the BEST
This video is gold. It's reminding me why I love videography so thank you man!
Thanks! This was an extremely helpful first step on planning my journey into Vlog creation.
I've been watching different video tutorials and curses and this one truly had a really good learning in me. At the end I was anxious about de grand finale..... Great content. I'm already following and going to watch the rest of the video so my new career as a video blogger goes the right way! thanks. Regards from Venezuela.
I'm a new UA-camr... in fact I learned to edit video with first UA-cam video so I'm not only new to UA-cam but to video in general. I have struggled to make my videos interesting to anyone outside of my family and friends and this video of yours has been the wakening I needed. I've been shooting everything and trying to make the story during the edit and that is soooo hard. Your guide here is just common sense and it makes me laugh at myself now for how I've been doing things. Thank you for this, I've really enjoyed learning about my new hobby and you just took me up one more notch! It's all about baby steps and getting a little better with each try. Love from Louisiana!
Wow, what a great class. I came across your channel by googling, "how to tell a vlog story". Great work, very well done. Thank you.
You're such a boss for making this thorough walkthrough. Thanks.