I've been pretty absent from YouTube for the past little while here.. which sucks, because my goal for 2023 was to smash 100k subs.. which I didn't even come close. I think when it comes to YouTube, it's really easy, even for a channel like mine with 70,000 subscribers for creators to experience burnout when the content continues to flop in views even though I know my tutorials are super valuable as I apply everything I say in my tutorials onto my own sets and find success in those teachings. I know that YouTube isn't about 'views', but the burnout comes from not seeing growth. Often times, YouTube videos do take upwards of 6 months to gain any sort of real traction. So it's tough to gauge what content works and what doesn't.
Last night, I was hired out to film an event recap video of recording artist Pressa in my home base city, Regina, Saskatchewan.
It's been a minute since I've filmed any artist event recap show and I must say, the amount of love I received from people I've never met before along with local artists who were there networking was unbelievable. I couldn't have appreciated everyone who came up to chat with me more.
This low key sparked massive motivation for me to create YouTube content again. Specifically in the music video niche.
I've just felt this past year that music video tutorials are so saturated on YouTube that it's tough for creatives to take what one YouTuber says, while the other 100 YouTuber's are telling you to do things the complete opposite way. However, I guess it all comes down to putting your own personality into your content, showing the human side of you and sticking to that.
I'll continue to be a bit absent from this channel for a couple months as I bulk shoot, edit and schedule out weekly tutorials on the channel. I just can't stand being inconsistent on this channel anymore and want to drip feed everyone the tutorials that kick started this channel to begin with. Not to mention, bringing back a bi-weekly YouTube livestream as I feel I connected best with my community on those streams.
Thank you everyone who's been riding with me for a hot minute. I appreciate you all more than ya know!
RoyalZProduction
I've been pretty absent from YouTube for the past little while here.. which sucks, because my goal for 2023 was to smash 100k subs.. which I didn't even come close. I think when it comes to YouTube, it's really easy, even for a channel like mine with 70,000 subscribers for creators to experience burnout when the content continues to flop in views even though I know my tutorials are super valuable as I apply everything I say in my tutorials onto my own sets and find success in those teachings. I know that YouTube isn't about 'views', but the burnout comes from not seeing growth. Often times, YouTube videos do take upwards of 6 months to gain any sort of real traction. So it's tough to gauge what content works and what doesn't.
Last night, I was hired out to film an event recap video of recording artist Pressa in my home base city, Regina, Saskatchewan.
It's been a minute since I've filmed any artist event recap show and I must say, the amount of love I received from people I've never met before along with local artists who were there networking was unbelievable. I couldn't have appreciated everyone who came up to chat with me more.
This low key sparked massive motivation for me to create YouTube content again. Specifically in the music video niche.
I've just felt this past year that music video tutorials are so saturated on YouTube that it's tough for creatives to take what one YouTuber says, while the other 100 YouTuber's are telling you to do things the complete opposite way. However, I guess it all comes down to putting your own personality into your content, showing the human side of you and sticking to that.
I'll continue to be a bit absent from this channel for a couple months as I bulk shoot, edit and schedule out weekly tutorials on the channel. I just can't stand being inconsistent on this channel anymore and want to drip feed everyone the tutorials that kick started this channel to begin with. Not to mention, bringing back a bi-weekly YouTube livestream as I feel I connected best with my community on those streams.
Thank you everyone who's been riding with me for a hot minute. I appreciate you all more than ya know!
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