How to make youtube videos: Scripting

To script or not to script... that is the question.

When you make certain youtube videos where you're talking about a particular topic, telling an entertaining true story that once happened to you, making a video review about something, or maybe you're doing a tutorial, be it a make-up tutorial, arts and crafts tutorial, some kind of techy tutorial, or other how-to videos like this one; once you try to record you talking off the cuff without planning or preparing anything, the first thought you may have about that is that you may find yourself wondering if you need to write a script for yourself. Because you'll find that speaking off the top of your head, and being concise, articulate and to-the-point, without ums and ers and gaps is quite a skill!

In this video I cover some pros and cons on whether you should write a script before making a video or whether there are some advantages to learning to work non-scripted.

This is just my take on it, but I hope it will help you out in your video-making journey!

I'd love to hear in the comments which method you prefer: scripted or unscripted? Let me know! :)

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You may find this video helpful if you're wondering how to record a narration for a video, documentary, film or movie clip; how to narrate smoothly without mistakes and errors, how to prep for a video, and how to be more articulate in the voiceover (voice over/ v/o) for your videos.
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Credits:
Music: Daily Beetle by Kevin MacLeod from incompetech.com

Видео How to make youtube videos: Scripting канала JivingGerbil