I made my first-ever YouTube video.
The idea is: "Bug of the Week." Exploring the technical intricacies of real-life bugs behind major recent cyberattacks in a concise, informative format.
This first attempt is an objectively bad YouTube video. What do you think of the concept? Is this interesting? Should I work on my technique and keep making videos like this one? Any suggestions, tips, or tricks are *very welcome*.
@elsehow Good video with interesting material well-explained.
Suggestions for future videos:
1) Step back a little from the camera so the top of your head is not cut off.
2) Try to have more even lighting. The fluctuation in lighting was a little distracting.
3) Don't worry about holding a mic. I think it could be a nice distinctive feature of your videos.
4) As someone else said, make the code font as big as you can without having the lines wrap awkwardly.
Cool stuff!
elsehow
dfs 