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All right, the last, you know, lecture really briefly before I actually get into the meat and potatoes

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and the actual how to part of this course, you're not going to see my face anymore in the next lectures

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because I want to show you all of shortcuts on letting me screen, recording the entire screen and just

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kind of talking in the background and showing you exactly what to do.

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So this is important.

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And this is why I want to talk about why editing software, whether you're using shortcut, premier

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pro final cut, you know, I movie whatever is really, really important for content creators, especially

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when you're starting out.

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The reason being is, you know, if you go back and you look at any of my YouTube videos and I went

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for the the ego and me says, please don't.

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But the teacher in me would say, go back and look at any of my YouTube videos that are really from

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the beginning and watch them watch one or two of them.

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They are horrible.

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And the reason that they're horrible is actually not the content and the message that's in them.

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And the same thing goes back with some of my for my original YouTube videos.

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And if you're, you know, a Udemy, you know, student of mine that's been, you know, in some of

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those courses, I'm sure you know what I'm about to say and convey with you.

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And if you're not in your new welcome, thank you for enrolling in this course.

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Now, the thing I want to touch on here is twofold.

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The reason that those beginning courses, you know, in the beginning, YouTube videos lack a lot of

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emphasis and lack and for lack of a better word, are, you know, not the best production quality is

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because there are locals, like I said before, in you know what I'm talking about, I lose.

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I you might have.

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And this is crucial on you to me and YouTube as well.

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You might have.

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The whole thing is watch time.

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You don't want to lose somebody's attention.

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So if I'm talking for a minute and I'm completely killing it for a minute, but then I lose my train

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of thought and, you know, I don't know how to cut that out for the next 30 seconds, but then the

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rest of the video is complete gold.

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And I'm not saying that that's how my original videos were.

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But but you're going to lose a lot of people's attention there.

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You're going to lose a lot of people's, you know, basically, especially on YouTube, they're going

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to click off.

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It's competitive.

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When you record a video like this, I can then bring that video file.

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If we show you really fast here, I'm going to open the video files and I'm going to go to videos where

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I'm actually recording this literally video right now.

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This is the fourth lecture.

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So if we open up this first one, this is the first video, the welcome video.

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Right.

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And this is something I must get into showing you here in a second.

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But once this uploads, you'll start to see the audio pop up.

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I can upload this right here so I can edit this and basically cut out any of those lulls.

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Now, I show you really fast here, this is literally playing.

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If I don't cut this out right now, it's literally me just turning around now, obviously.

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That obviously is in the beginning, but that goes without saying there might be some other things in

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this video right here that, you know, that I don't think should make it.

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And then I want to basically cut them out and I'm going to show you how to do that.

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You know, briefly, briefly in later lectures.

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That is very, very important.

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Very important.

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On top of that, it's also very important because, you know, it gives you the peace of mind as a content

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creator, whether you're creating YouTube videos or courses or whatever.

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The number one question that I always get asked from people that are getting into it is literally,

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you know, well, how do I get over the fear of posting or how do I get how do I deal with hate comments

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or how do I basically, you know, it literally goes back to, you know, basically getting over the

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fear of actually doing it.

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Well, the whole great thing about an editing software, whether using a free one or paid version,

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is you can record.

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And basically it gives you the creative freedom to create something amazing and not have to worry about

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messing up.

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You can mess up, God forbid, if I were like and stumbled over my words right now and completely forgot

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something and had to check the script, you wouldn't know.

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The reason you want to know is because that would happen.

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And then I would literally cut that out in the editing software.

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So it gives me and it would give you the creative freedom to be able to make mistakes.

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And that gives you the confidence to turn on the computer or the recording software or whatever and

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actually record because you know full heartedly that you don't have to post that and you don't have

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to show that if you make a mistake.

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And that's basically the reason the editing software is so important and why I also recommend starting

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free, because it will teach you the ropes without, like I said, having to spend money.

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So this is very, very important stuff, you know, but for whatever reason, a lot of people don't

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learn this and take the time.

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I was certainly one of them, but that's why I wanted to create this course so that you guys are not

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like that.