There is a lot to it—sometimes it's just luck. I started live streaming one project pre-COVID. Then when lockdowns started, I used the experience I gained ther

There is a lot to it—sometimes it's just luck. I started live streaming one project pre-COVID. Then when lockdowns started, I used the experience I gained there to do my Ansible 101 series, and it kind of snowballed a bit from there. I also have a media production and communications background (from college / post-college days), which helps a lot, because even if the tech changes, the techniques don't. I started out doing video with a mini VHS camera that I put into an old Performa Mac through a TV capture card and I forget what NLE I used at that time. Then I jumped to MiniDV with some nice Canon SD equipment and got some good audio gear and worked from a G3/G4 with Final Cut Express for a while, before I stopped doing much video work for a decade. Skip forward a few years and now the whole world's 1080p minimum/4K often, and lighting and technique is way more important—but knowing the basics from back in the day means I can still make decent quality video with the equipment I have available.