@tomazzaman
As a YT rookie, I started without teleprompter. Or any scripts. I just thought to myself I'm gonna improvise as I do when talking to people. But boy was I wrong. It would take me an hour or more to record 10 minutes of usable footage. So a couple of months ago, I got myself a teleprompter, and got into habit of writing scripts. Probably the best investment into my channel ever. A 10-minut video now has like 20 minutes of footage, so I also lose way less time in editing. Not going back anytime soon, although I do have to work on my presentation. Which will come with time and practice. Thanks Joris, you're a big inspiration and source of knowledge!
@wordgiesworld5483
I’ve always been a creative writer, but since I’ve been toying around with video, I’ve struggled so hard in the storytelling aspect. My creativity and personality just hasn’t been able to come through. I stumbled onto a video about scripting which led me to another, which led to more which got me here. This video spoke to me. Thanks for providing a great kickstart! Cheers!
@craftyfox1
Thanks for this. That makes perfect sense. A bit of white, a bit of yellow. And, of course, it reminds you to put in the plenty of b-roll to keep the viewer engaged.
@ihavemetnate
I really appreciate that this video isn’t 18 minutes long :)
@AIKnowledge2Go
Thanks for sharing your approach! It's enlightening to see how others structure their process. I've been on the hunt for "the right way" for my own work. Currently, I use a table in my writing program with three columns: the exact script, the visual elements like effects and memes, and the audio cues. Always evolving and learning!
@AlexandraTentiu
Bless your heart!!! ☀ Discovering that this is how others do it, is a great relief. I always had a voice in my mind judging me for recording after I just read my script. I used to believe all other creators were flawlessly talking improvising, without a script. So thank you!☀
@bizcraftzone
That is exactly what I needed! I'm also a non-native English speaker and I find it difficult to speak spontaneously the whole script. It's hard, but manageable.
@Harzhid
What a Timing! I was working on the script for my next video and then got notification about this! The keyword tip , Really Helpful
@CichlidCharmer
I love this. I just started doing something like this a few weeks ago, and I also write down all the specific b roll shots I will need. As always, great video! Love it. ❤
@vapor4
You have no Idea how much you've helped me. It might seem simple to you but this doesn't come naturally to me. I always spoke the script word for word and you can see me looking at the teleprompter and there are tons of jump cuts 😅
@thestudentcafe
Super helpful. Thanks. Also, really like your delivery. Very natural, relaxed and quite casual, but professional...
@billyfigueroa1617
Highlighting the parts of text where there will be BRoll is genius. That would probably work for me Thanks for the video
@heyvadim
That part with the highlighting B-roll is amazing - thanks for sharing, Joris! I will definitely steal that tip. 😎
@CuponmaniaDigital
Thank you so much. I try to do YouTube in the past with criminal case and always thought how people relate and can retain so much information without making mistakes.
@Ackermanmedia
That is a great idea for organizing and creating. The key to creating content is just making it, lots of it.
@RidesAndAdventures
I love it when you do weird things. Feels more connected.
@Romafedorov
This is exactly how I do it, but I still need to practice how to be a bit more comfortable and “free” on camera. Thanks for the video!
@MelconWagner
This was fantastic! I've been so frustrated with my stupid scripts and trying to be real, but reading a script has been killing that idea because it's hard to trust people when they're obviously reading something. It's a bizarre phenomenon.
@DeObaldia
Great video Joris. Great tips.
@JorisHermans