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Agreed. I find it extremely hard to watch videos where the sense of flow is completely disrupted by these cuts. It seems to be the norm though so I guess we're
by Underphil 5y ago
Agreed. I find it extremely hard to watch videos where the sense of flow is completely disrupted by these cuts. It seems to be the norm though so I guess we're in the minority.
- meigwilym 5y ago+1, perhaps a sizeable minority? It's probably a generational thing. Personally I'd recommend writing a script and rehearsing it, instead of going on the fly and having to edit out the umhs, aahs and awkward silences. This might also raise the standard for excitement above the generic "super stoked". Having said that, I think there's probably a market for this. Good luck to OP!
- nashashmi 5y agoThis whole concept of a scripting and rehearsing is an older generation thing. Better to sound natural and real than rehearsed
- Underphil 5y agoPotentially, but my favourite channels are those that don't jump cut in this way and still don't sound rehearsed. I think you're right about the generational thing, but also it speaks to a lack of effort on the creators part. Why learn to be a good presenter when you can have the technology take care of it for you?
- betimsl 5y agoThe simplest way would be to make it like that and then write a script from the result, then re-shoot as a single uninterrupted stream of information.