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How to start a vlog and become a vloger

Vlogging is more than just starting a YouTube channel. It’s also about creating video content that connects with people on a personal level.

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What is vlogging 

(short for “video blogging”) can be about nearly anything. vlog can be criticism, comedy, or educational videos. However, all vlogs and vloggers have one thing in common: They showcase the personality of their creators. Vloggers are more than just content creators. Their channels are personal, and their videos are as much about them as anything else. Vloggers put themselves, or a version of themselves, out there for the world to see. They stand in front of the camera and make themselves vulnerable. 

Starting a vvlog.Vlger like bloggers before them, talk about themselves, but it usually helps to have some kind of focus or theme for your YouTube channel that will bring in an audience. “Make sure you have a niche or a community that you really want to focus on,” says vlogs ER James Kim, “and expand outward from that.” Kim, a physician assistant, noticed that there wasn’t an existing YouTube channel devoted to the issues PAs encounter on a daily basis. He moved to fill that niche, and his vlog is successful because he explains what it’s like to live and work as a physician assistant. By doing so, he tapped into a large PA community as a ready-made audience.

Vlogging is also about putting your personality and voice front and center. “What I consume a lot Are life of vlog people doing their own thing or their specialty,” says Amanda, the vloger behind the channel . “The ones I like are about a person, and whatever makes them special tends to shine through.” Genuine enthusiasm for being in front of the camera is nearly impossible to fake, so one of the first things any vloger needs is a willingness to share themselves. “If you believe in your work and have fun with it,” says Amanda, “you will organically connect with people. But you have to love it first.”

Vlogging gear.

Most professional YouTubers use a digital camera of some sort, but beginners don’t need the best Canon or Sony video camera with image stabilization. You can go through with your Smartphones like iPhones and Androids are capable of shooting at a high enough video quality for YouTube, and while they don’t have external microphones, they are capable of picking up good sound quality. “I would consider an iPhone a digital camera,” says Kim.

Professional editing software like adobe allows you to edit any vlog with the same tools that feature film editors use — perfect for desktop editing. Other editing software is specifically designed for mobile users, so you can make on your phone