If I Started a YouTube Channel In 2024, I'd Want To Know This

[@sidneybakergreen]

I created my first KZbin channel 16 years ago when I was 10 years old. I can't believe I've been around for almost the entirety of KZbin life. I remember when I thought the adpocalypses was the end of the world, and here we are today... thriving. I hope these things I've learned propel you in your career as a creator.

[@DEANGUEST]

All of these are spot on. KZbin has always been my favourite platform and I've been posting a few videos on and off but most importantly consuming content and thankfully thats how i found you lol. Sometime soon I hope to make a plan and find a way to tell my story in a consistent way.

[@sidneybakergreen]

I say it all the time, I didn’t know what I was doing but I put on a cape. The days I just sat down and created were the best. There’s never going to be a perfect time to start, it’s the messy action that makes a good story in the end 🫶🏾

[@DEANGUEST]

@@sidneybakergreen I agree. Thanks for the advice!!

[@dontdeletehistory]

love this

[@kappakumplete]

Like you, I've been on KZbin for a long time (17 years), but only as a viewer and not a content creator. I'm very happy to have recently found your channel. You have an engaging and genuine presence that is very refreshing here. I'm a Nikon Z8 owner and have picked up great photography and cinematography info from you. I clicked the subscribe button today. Thanks for what you do and I wish you continued success.

[@sidneybakergreen]

Thank you for all of the kind words. Isn’t it crazy to think about all of the changes that have happened over the years ?!

[@zoehelkin]

The content is glorious, but the iPhone portrait video is extremely artificial and jarring, it kind of made me sick. These phones are good enough to record video in standard, a real bokeh would've been there anyway.

[@sidneybakergreen]

What are you talking about… Nothing in this video was recorded on an iPhone.

[@sidneybakergreen]

This was shot in raw on a cinema camera full frame 6K at 35 mm and F1.6. The bokeh you’re seeing is real. Maybe you’re just conditioned to cell phone video