@Faith Adebayo I kind of said it wrong. I’m going to be using talking head as the format, and then doing either storytelling or educational content within that. For storytelling, it just needs a really good spoken hook and a solid storytelling framework. There are a bunch of frameworks to choose from...I have one I really like, but it would take way too long to explain over text haha. For educational content, it can be good to use a whiteboard or iPad shot where you’re spelling out what you’re talking about. You can also have the occasional screenshot pop up for proof. As far edits, I'm only gonna cut out the millennial pause at the start and then cut any long dead spaces in between what I'm saying. And add a really good text hook on screen also. Shouldn't take very long to do this at all. And some editing apps do those cuts for you. But like adding fast zooms and sfx and vfx is just not my jam anymore. I think it instantly gives guru/influencer and not someone to trust (in my opinion) You can add a visual hook too like sitting your phone down, walking toward the camera at the start, using a prop like a coffee cup or a whiteboard/ipad like I said. And then of course the basics like having good audio and lighting. But thats super easily achieved with that $30 lav mic I shared the other day and sitting in front of a window/recording in your car/ using a cheap ring light is usually good enough. Add you can try out different settings where you talk or adding things to your background to make it more interesting like a plant or a cheap rgb light to add some color. There is so much to go into, it barely scratches the surface haha

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@Faith Adebayo dang it now you got me curious haha

@Faith Adebayo so many cones