How To Make YouTube Videos 10x Faster

Should we really try to make every video better than the last? I wanted to find out so gave myself 500% less time to blow up a video the lazy way.

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[TravelingLight]

I love how ed is the only creator in the YouTube education space that follows his own advice 😅

[CoffeeFuelledGenius]

People on their dog walks whilst Ed films in the woods: 👀

[ElJoshPaul]

Man the storytelling, editing and effort is unreal

[DailyRLClips]

How does this guy not have at least a million subscribers by now. These videos are so well made

[BerriesandBushcraft]

The "Film Booth Shuffle" totally saved us! We were running out of time, and your tips allowed us to take an okay video and turn it into the best video we've ever done. THANK YOU!!! You guys always rock, but after 2 years of watching every video you make I can't believe you still manage to surprise and impress. Thank you for existing. ❤️ Hope to qualify for your Edutainers course one day!!!

[vinnyeatworld]

I don't comment too often, but this is an incredible video – one of my favorites from you! Too often as video creators we sweat the little stuff that doesn't really matter in the end. One of the things you learn is how to intelligently direct your energy toward the crucial elements that actually matter to your viewers. Keep putting out awesome stuff!

[adameskow]

You set the bar nice and high Ed.
Your way of packaging valuable educational content in a fun, authentic way is inspiring.
Thank you!

[Mr_Dancy_Pants]

I watch a youtuber, The Mighty Jingles, who is a wonderfully goofy British retired sailor who does video game commentary. One of the running jokes is that he regularly misidentifies things, to be corrected by the entire comments section.

It occurred to me one day, "what if he does it on purpose to drive up engagement?" People on the internet LOVE correcting people, so if you add a verbal typo, like the "ChatGTP" one, and then correct it in the description or a pinned comment, that could drive up the engagement while not actually sacrificing the quality of the video.

Just a thought.

[Adrianzo]

I don't usually comment but wow this video just kept me hooked from start to end your personality and editing mix so well this channel is really inspiring.

[thelabreport]

Thank you, hopefully this helps me with this new channel

[Sem]

I feel like this is great! This is how we come up with new ideas, by limiting ourselves and forcing ourselves to be creative

[HIMixoid]

Ahahaha! I sat there stone-faced just listening and processing information BUT... That wink at 5:40 made me laugh so out loud I accidentally woke up my dog 😂😅

[cominghomewithsusanne]

Some of the channels I love watching the most are literally almost 100% talking head, one location. As long as I feel connected to the person and they are talking about something I'm interested in hearing their opinion about, I can sit and listen for a long time.

[WalkWithMeTim]

some of my most popular videos are spare-of-the-moment ideas, filming and editing

[rachelAO]

I've used this technique after watching an earlier video of yours Ed. I only shifted from one angle to a second one. Talking head video and some basic stock b-roll. Took an extra half hour to film. But the retention went from my usual 52% to 62% using that technique. It's genius! I love it. I have 4 hours available to make each video and so for me this was a result. Thank you Ed.

[FLICKSYY]

I must say you are the best out there in your niche by making your videos so entertaining to watch and Educational at the same time.
But I only have one advice taking only myself as a reference. Some times I click out because you're not getting to the pt faster. Noting that every thing you say is crucial to the topic your talking about, but it feels like you can cut somethings out to get faster to the pt.
I know every youtuber tries to push their video to 8 minutes to get the most out of the ads, and your videos as they are now are absolutely amazing. But I just wanted to throw my opinion there.

[AnsonAlexander]

Fellow YouTuber here just wanting to say that I love your videos man. The production is awesome, somehow the script is usually even better. Most importantly, I've been successful on YouTube for over a decade now but have kind of plateaued and your videos have inspired and motivated me in a way that hasn't happened in years. Thanks for what you do man!

[AlexaLikes]

The Film Booth shuffle edit is what my edits look like. It's the way to go if working 9-5 and limited on time to run a channel, but creating a template with your most used assets helps (sound effects, background music, logos, transitions, titles that you can re-adjust for context rather than creating from scratch..).

[tonysfluidart]

Ed, you make all of this look too easy and that's why you're amazing to follow. If I can implement 3% of what you show us regularly that would be a big win for me personally. Keep up the great work, we appreciate you!

[sheezcute]

"I should've been lazy years ago." 😂 So entertaining to watch and engaging humor.