I am still over here trying to figure out the basics in the API stuff... This all changes so fast!

I want make my process for creating and assembling visuals for my voice over videos.

putting the visuals to the audio

i've probably got 100 scripts lined up, but part of it was where I was at when I was creating the contents. I would make a few of the videos or I would create series. Ideas of concepts, said that I would collapse them down or publish a rewritten version. Sometimes it was thinking my channel was gonna go a certain direction and then finding out people wanted something else from me or I would just keep going down a thought trail that I couldn't figure out how to present with my audience and based on what they wanted because I look at that. Sometimes it's we decide what we think they want and then they want something completely different and I think being sensitive to that cause you to have a file drawer full of scripts that you haven't touched in a while while.

It really depends on what you're doing what your topic is what your niche is what your value position is what you're trying to create an how you're wanting to necessarily capitalize on it. I think some people have gotten a eye fatigue on YouTube and I also feel like a lot of these faceless AI channels that have all these views are gaming the system and some kind of way or they're getting a lot of hits because of the CTR rate of their thumb nails and the titles but they're not delivering on the continent when you get into this video. So it really depends on what you're trying to do and how you're trying to do it I see people do in a lot of different ways I think the AI robot voice is cringe I have a faceless channel but I use my actual voice. I'm also coming from a place of expertise with my work I don't talk about anything that haven't lived or help somebody else live through so everything I say clocks with reality and everyone else's experiences of the advice I give is: helpful & reality Tested and my voice being human really helps. I would advise having a human touch of some sort really helps I've seen some channels where there's teams of humans behind it and they have an AI voice and of course it's all voiceover and those do well but they try to distinguish themselves as humans Contributing to it as opposed to Completely manufactured. So It really all depends what systems you're using what software you use how you're putting it all together In faceless AI has a wide range of quality I would say