In this podcast episode, I talk to Steve and Judy from Sailing Fair Isle. Judy and Steve have decades of experience working in film, including for the UKâs Channel Four News, BBC UK, and through their own company, Streamline Productions, where they produced documentaries. During our chat, Steve and Judy generously shared the same knowledge that has helped their YouTube channel grow, including how they decide which shots to take, the various aspects of pacing to ensure the best engagement, and how to tell a compelling story. ââ ââ
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[…] When I look back on my very first videos, part of me wants to scream at past Daniella, “STOP MOVING SO MUCH!” “Move Slower!” “Don’t Move at all!!” But hopefully by now you have learned that wobbly cam and bad audio are the top channel killers. […]
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