"Hey! Listen to you as a writer on Ghost Island? 》59 My editor, asked me to be a Youtuber? !

In the afternoon of a manuscript revision, the editor of one of the cooperating publishing houses knocked on me.

He recommended me to a Youtuber who published novels across borders, and also made promotional videos for the published novels, and seemed to recommend it to other writers.

I think it may be because, Youtuber is the trend of the times.

The threshold seems very low at first glance. It seems that you only need a mobile phone and a google account to start uploading videos and start your career as a Youtuber, but if you really work hard, there are a lot of things to do, whether it is the preparation work behind the scenes (city tune, film direction, script planning, filming equipment, etc.), or in-production (images, cast, words, scene backgrounds), post-production (video editing, subtitles, film type, etc.), and Every project in social media management (data analysis, business direction adjustment, etc.) is a piece of work, and it is not easy.

What's more, there is still a long-term war of resistance. In order to cater to YT's algorithm for recommending movies (there are too many creators now, it is the key to be sent to the recommended movies by the algorithm) , so there can't be too few changes, at least once a week. In the long run, in fact It was a lot of pressure, and many people lost here.

I have studied YT before, and I plan to go here to see it later, but I don’t expect it to be a big hit. I just want readers to have more channels to know me and my works. I believe that I will accumulate some experience and experience in the future. will be shared continuously.

Now my YT channel has started, welcome to follow >w<!

To put it simply, doing YT is usually done by yourself, and you have to manage it carefully. In fact, it is not much different from being your own boss. The advantage is probably that you don’t need too much initial capital, right?

After I made some videos myself, I found out that a Youtuber without a team is really capable of all kinds of martial arts—acting as an actor, script creation, scenery, beauty and hairdressing, post-production, analyst, etc. It is really not easy. .

Especially in the face of the camera, I have spoken the same sentence dozens of times before I can speak more smoothly and naturally, and I am still in the state of reading the manuscript. I am still looking at the camera, but my mind is still blank QQ

It’s a short video with more than three points. I’m a beginner in this video. If the script modification time is deducted, it would take dozens of hours to shoot, post-production, etc. It’s really not easy, but fortunately this time The response seems to be good, it feels well worth it, and you get a lot of experience points.

Then I also discovered that I actually still like making movies, and I want to do it seriously, but what to do actually requires careful planning. After all, it is a long-term project.

But what I'm talking about here is to shoot "high-quality works" . If you don't pursue high-quality and just want to shoot, the threshold is really not high, but I believe that the click-through rate and subscription rate should not be. It's so beautiful XD

Now YT has an average of 300 hours of videos per minute . It is really not easy to be seen in such a competitive state. Most people give up quickly. What can be done now is really very admirable.

What I want to say is that it is very hard work to change careers to become YT. There is a lot of invisible work that needs to be done. It is not just a few words that will resonate with readers. I believe that many people do not want to. Appearances, etc., or other factors, are not suitable for everyone.

All the people who are seen, the efforts behind them cannot be ignored. It is not easy to successfully cross fields. It is the most important thing to find a suitable exposure environment for them and to continue to produce good works.

Do you have any ideas?