How To Start a YouTube Channel with Curtis Judd | Tech Reviewer/Content Creator Pro!
Have you wanted to start a YouTube channel for a while? Now is the time! Andrew from Deity Microphones talks in-depth with tech reviewer/content creator pro Curtis Judd. Curtis has over 11 years of experience creating digital content and shares with us many of the lessons he has learned along the way. Whether you want to start a channel that reviews tech, does video essays, educates, entertains or anything else, you will find tips about how to find an audience, how to stick to what you love and how to find happiness while doing it.
So many people want to just start a YouTube channel to get free gear, and while that may eventually happen, your intention is important when starting a YouTube channel, and you should do it because you have passion for it. Finding ways to produce content consistently is just about the most important thing for YouTube success. Your audience needs to know what to expect from you and you need to deliver dependable content.
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Deity Microphones produces weekly digital web content to help filmmakers and sound mixers grow in their education. Deity Microphones shares this free web series in hopes that the next generation of filmmakers grows in their video production quality and changes the world.
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