How to make a GREAT Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2017
- There's more tutorials now than ever before. But most could be improved. Here's what I've learned after 8 years of making tutorials for this channel.
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But how do i make a tutorial about how to make tutorials about making tutorials.
Tutorialception
The FYI acronym is the truest thing I’ve heard in my life.
This is so meta
the talking thing is something a lot of youtubes do wrong, especially people who think they have to talk like they are in a hurry, it’s so tiresome to listen to, and in the end the listener feels like they didn’t learn a single thing because of all the stuff they had to listen to, was too much, and didn’t really sink in. people don’t have to deliver 4 pagers of words in a 3 minute video. :D
The last rule: don't advertise
Awesome..!!
Legend says that if you say "Guru, Guru, Guru" our lord Andrew will respond
I got an F on a paper I wrote about how the future of learning was video.
That idea of the FYI intro is probably the single biggest mistake all UA-cam Tutorials have.
I didn't include this in the tutorial, but here's some more technical advice for those wanting specifics:
As for
wow. knocked it out of the park with this one. this is a great example of how being really good at something isn't ALL that's needed to be good at TEACHING it. Teaching / Presenting is it's own skill. This video brought up several things I had never thought of. I like the 'Make Mistakes' tip.
Hey Andrew, congrats on your baby! And I want to personally thank you for teaching me 3D art. I've always wanted to become a game designer, and this has been the first big step I've taken towards that goal. I really can't thank you enough. Happy New year, you've earned it :)
Watched it from
I just realized your tutorials are actually the best I’ve ever seen. You actually keep my attention all the time.
I really appreciate your direct (with a little nonsense) approach to tutorials. They are exactly the way I like! I'm a total beginner in 3D, and your tutorials are what I watch first (and repeatedly as it is a tough subject)!
Andrew Price is an invaluable resource - not for his blender tutorials (which are very good and useful training), but for his analyses of the emerging blender community to help us stop and think about what's important. Having someone review the tutorial process we all use to get started with blender is something I didn't know I needed until I saw this. Equally having someone how to explain what makes art more appealing, the critique videos - these are the truly helpful aspects. Thanks a lot!
Thanks for posting all the videos I have only just begun modeling in blender and really enjoy it. Your video's are the best for teaching and well not putting me to sleep. Keep up the good work and I am looking forward to going through all your classes .
Talk about timing. I've been planning on doing tutorials for quite some time and just after I ordered my mic and pop filter this tutotial shows on my feed :D. Thanks a lot for making such an awesome tutorial Andrew!