Youtube Channel

[jbethune]

Hey guys, so I'm waiting for my 2.7 Ranger to get built I started a YouTube channel to focus on the non-raptor models. It's pretty basic and not great so far (lack of available filming opportunities). I think some of my stuff will ring true for many of you. Appreciate if you take a chance to look at it.


PS, even though it's not about Raptors, I still love the Raptor.

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[All Terrain Nation]

Hey guys, so I'm waiting for my 2.7 Ranger to get built I started a YouTube channel to focus on the non-raptor models. It's pretty basic and not great so far (lack of available filming opportunities). I think some of my stuff will ring true for many of you. Appreciate if you take a chance to look at it.


PS, even though it's not about Raptors, I still love the Raptor.

This is confusing since your 1st video is on Raptors but that being said good luck. Youtube is a grind
Ill sub

 

[NigelPeloquin]

It’s a great way to share your ideas with the world, and if you’re into learning and improving your skills, it can be a lot of fun, too. Look into resources like film schools or online guides to get those pro tips. For example, I found that the www.praguefilminstitute.cz has some beneficial advice on film techniques and storytelling. They break things down in a way that’s super easy to understand, whether you’re into vlogging, travel videos, or more cinematic stuff. You don’t need the fanciest gear to start, just a bit of planning and creativity. Go for it, stay consistent, and you’ll find your style in no time!

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