My YouTube Studio Flooded. I re-built it in a Closet.
My YouTube studio flooded, so I rebuilt it in a closet? All my lights, cameras, monitors, and mics fit into this tiny space, and there’s still half the closet left over? I use this for everything from Zoom calls, online classes, to eCommerce product photography, you don’t have to be a YouTuber to get the most from this setup. Everyone, especially if you work from home - can do with more space.
Teacher vs YouTuber
2 June 2022
“I want to be a YouTuber” is not what any parent wants to hear from their kids, and it’s an open secret that YouTube causes burnout. It’s hard to build a following and even harder to keep one, and you’re essentially a free-lance contractor at the mercy of the algorithm. However learning all of the skills needed to make YouTube videos and run a YouTube channel has transformed my ability to do my day job in very real ways. Teachers who need to communicate to a diverse range of students and audience in particular have a lot to benefit from YouTube, so today let’s talk through 5 reasons why Teachers should dip their toes into the YouTube world.