Wed Jul 21, 2021 11:02 am
Hi all,
I am the archetypal YouTube amateur. I do try to get better at delivering lines etc but to be frank, the chase for 'perfection' is what has been most responsible for me NOT making content.
I would agree that ideally, it would be seamless but getting the idea out is the real point of making a YouTube video, for most 'creators'.
For the OP, you can use transitions like a crossover. They can have the effect of moving from one cut to another, having cut out a silence when you are thinking, for example, in a less jarring way.
I would say to most people do NOT be like me and worry endlessly that what you have made is not perfect, preventing you from publishing your work. I imagine if your audience likes the main body of what you are creating they will forgive these 'imperfections' as they are more interested in what you have to say or show. If it does matter to them, they may well just point it out in comments on areas to improve on over time.
I suspect that those watching will always be more interested in the meaning of what you are saying instead of a 'perfectly' delivered line.
No matter, I hope you are all well and safe.
Cheers,
Dave