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Why I Decided To Start Making YouTube Videos

I've Always Loved Watching YouTube Videos; Why Not Make Them As Well?

Tiffani Lynn Moravek

Jan 03, 2017

Georgia State University

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Why I Decided To Start Making YouTube Videos

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YouTube is one of the most popular websites on the internet. More than half the population in the world has been on YouTube either watching or making videos or even both. A lot of people even get paid to make videos and they have YouTube as their actual job. At the beginning of last year, in 2016, my sister and I decided to make a YouTube channel and make videos for fun. I was the filmer and she was the editor. We gained over 80 subscribers on the channel and we loved doing it. We stopped making videos after a while because we got super busy but you can check out our channel below:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa9s6YD9LcI-DPWgb...

After we stopped making videos, I decided that I still wanted to make videos by myself. My sister and I made all types of videos including challenges, makeup tutorials, etc. I decided that I wanted to make videos about makeup since makeup is basically my life. I bought a camera and all this equipment to start making videos and I posted two videos so far. I wanted to start a makeup channel since I have grown to love makeup and with practice, I feel like I have a lot of skills. I've also gotten a lot of compliments on how I do my makeup and it helps me feel good about how I do it.

The two videos I posted include a "Facts About Me" video and A "Kylie Cosmetics Haul". You can check out the two videos below:

I really enjoy making videos for people to enjoy and watch. I really like having a passion for makeup and I use the passion I have to do tutorials and anything of the like. If I get popular, great. If not, that's okay too. I have positivity that I can use makeup to get noticed more and get more and more people to check out what I can do. Makeup is not a requirement but it is a choice and I choose to wear it because it makes me happy. If you want to, you can definitely subscribe to my channel with the link down below. It would help me out a lot if you subscribe to my channel.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgs2kdkOxUfgnf7EN...

If you asked me how making YouTube videos is, I would say that it's not easy. You have to film, edit, and upload and it's a long process. If you are interested in making YouTube videos, go for it. You have nothing to lose. I make them because it's fun and it helps me cope with stress as well. The process is stressful, yes, but it's worth it. If the videos are good, they will be noticed more and become popular or they might even trend on YouTube. A trending video on YouTube is a big honor. I will definitely keep making videos because it is a fun way to get my personality and passion for makeup out there.

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