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Making Videos Tricks

  1. Ready to learn how to make YouTube videos? It's easy, fun and a great way to share your movies with the world. All you need is a video to upload and an account to log on with.
  2. Note: Keep in mind that it's really easy for anyone to download videos from YouTube, so if you don't want your original content to get stolen, you might reconsider whether it's a good idea to make YouTube videos.
  3. 1) Get Footage for Your YouTube Video
  4. The very first step in making a YouTube video is, of course, to have footage.

  6. This can be something original that you shoot with your phone, camera or webcam; it might be commercial, an old home movie from your past or a montage of photos you've taken.
  7. See these tips for audio recording to make sure your audience is able to hear you with the least distraction.
  8. Important: Make sure that the video content is yours and not owned by someone else. YouTube has a process that's put into place when you upload content to make sure it doesn't violate known copyrights, but you should be aware of those rights yourself, too.
  9. 2) Edit Your YouTube Video
  10. Editing is optional but a good idea if you want to make your video more compelling or easy to follow along with. There will most certainly be portions of your video that you want to keep but also other (even tiny) sections that you don't want.
  11. Instead of reshooting the whole thing, just use some free editing software to take care of it.
  12. 3) Export Your Video to YouTube
  13. YouTube accepts a wide variety of video formats and resolution sizes, so you don't have to be too picky about export settings. A larger, higher quality file will look better on YouTube, but a smaller file will upload quicker.
  14. The supported YouTube file formats include MP4, AVI, FLV, WMV, MOV, WebM, and others.

  16. If your video isn't in one of these formats, you can always use a free video file converter to save it to one that is supported by YouTube.
  17. Since YouTube uses 16:9 aspect ratio video players, any other video size will still work but will have black boxes on either side to make up for that incorrect ratio. Encode your video in one of these resolutions to make it work best.
  18. The maximum file size you upload to YouTube is 128 GB. This is real, really big and shouldn't be a problem for most people.
  19. You have to verify your YouTube account if you want to upload content that's longer than 15 minutes.
  20. 4) Set Up a YouTube Account
  21. You need to have a free user account with Google before you can upload videos to YouTube. If you already use Gmail, Google Photos or any of Google's other services, you can use the same information to get on YouTube.
  22. You can sign up for a free Google account here.
  23. 5) Upload Your Video to YouTube
  24. You're now ready to upload your video! Just log on to your account on YouTubeand click the upload button at the top of the screen.
  25. Depending on the size of your video file, the process may be quick or slow. While you're waiting, you can enter information about your videos such as the title, description, and keywords.

  27. The more information you include, the easier it will be for people to find your video.
  28. 6) Edit Your Video on YouTube
  29. YouTube's video editor makes it easy to split your uploaded videos and add captions or notations. It also includes lots of free audio you can add to your videos, plus transitions and titles.
  30. 7) Share Your YouTube Video
  31. Once your video is uploaded to YouTube, you can share it by emailing it to friends and family or embedding it on your website or blog. If you want to keep your video private, you can do that too.

  1. The easiest way to share your video is to copy its URL. You can also put your videos into playlists for an easy way to categorize your videos and even share multiple videos at the same time.

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