Wazzup Pilipinas!
Ross here. Lifestyle, travel, food, events blogger but aspiring vlogger too because of this pandemic limiting events coverage, resto reviews, travel opportunities, etc.
I'm new to vlogging but have a YouTube channel with mostly events coverage content and ever since the pandemic, livestreaming due to the quarantine.
Kulang pa sa confidence to talk in front of the camera kaya will appreciate getting inspiration, tips, ideas and collabs from anybody.
Totally iba kasi yung magsulat, mag photo o mag video with me mostly just behind the scenes.
Vlogging is harder as I had attempts already but just couldn't get a decent amount of views, thus it only means either noone is interested about my blabbering or I'm not that interesting or attractive enough to watch...hehehe.
Seriously, I need to learn how to make my vlogs more content-wise and appealing by maybe improving the topic, adding effects or enhancements, learning how to edit videos,...and especially how to promote it to the right audience.
Posing in front of my just completed wallpaper installed at our other home in Montalban, Rizal.
I did four YouTube videos about my wallpaper collab project with this brand from Sweden. Normally I will just write my review and post some photos and short videos, but this time I tried vlogging about it. Experimenting if I will be effective as a vlogger....from unboxing to installation doing my best to talk to the camera, and explaining via intro or outro, like it was my audience. I must admit my unboxing was kinda lengthy but don't really know how to shorten it without cutting off important parts. The installation part was faulty as I did a time lapse but the mobile app I used couldn't process the time lapse properly so I ended up having short parts of the time lapse but managed to shorten the length of the vlogs.
Hoping you could watch them and offer suggestions on how to improve my vlogging. Be honest but please be gentle in criticizing.
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