How To Make an Intro

Every youtube channel and production company need an intro, so this week i'm sharing the four principles of a good intro.

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Host and Creator - Simon Cade

[Podcastage]

Every single video I have seen so far has been incredibly useful information. Very well put together channel and videos. Keep up the awesome work.

[Matttchew]

You appear very passionate about your creativity. I don't think it matters if you are into cinematography or kitchen appliances. A love of something is appealing. You obviously love what you're doing.

[KristynAlexis]

Your content is REALLY good. I have been working through your videos one by one and they have helped me a lot. I am not a movie maker but more so a YouTuber and have been inspired by your perspective. Thank you for covering content for people who fit the niche that I am in. Keep up the great work.

[JacobCrowMains]

How did i miss this episode, this is genius

[fromcoco]

0.0 he's so quiet unlike other youtubers

[staytuned]

Thank you, it helps me a lot for my small Youtube channel. We really can feel that you are passionate about what you are doing. I love it ! Keep going.
Staytuned

[RyanMacOfficial]

Wow! An amazing video!Once again it truly is amazing to see your channel evolve and to learn something new each time!

[passengerprincesspodcast]

I wish vloggers understood the torture that is sitting through the the same long intro over and over! It's like, enough already!

[guybowka]

Hi Simon, fantastic videos, like how you present your content. Simplistic and strait to the point. It's clear you're very passionate about film making.
I'm hoping on filming a short promotional video for my university on youtube, so no narrative, but i'd like it to look proffessional. Any tips? Thanks :D

[gregdawe]

Damn, you really put a lot of thought into your intros, smart.

[aamirkhandalwai]

i like your creativity and music of the intro. i always enjoy watching your videos. ill wait every week for a new one. keep up the good work! 

[bstadele]

not only the intro needs to be short, but the pre adds add to the potencial of leaving the page, so i prefer the skip add option open

[ChrisMarchian]

I want to get into vlogging and you can't imagine how long I've been searching a channel like yours! Thx for the great advice!

I'm a fan and already subscribed to your channel!

[arcanum]

Just found your channel yesterday and subscribed.  You're a great example of just because someone is younger than you, that does not mean you cannot learn from them.  Keep up the good work, and thank you for the good information in your videos.

[Scrivscribe]

I can't believe this video didn't have an intro! :p

[rubiotv]

Great stuff man! Glad to see another FCPx user doing amazing things.

[prabhupranav]

I like the concept of your Intro and also like that consistency of making and uploading videos on Youtube! Well Done!

[emotenomar]

It only took 1 minute to receive very valuable information from this video, you gave me more than I was looking for Thanks.

[thefieldprojects]

This was so well explained, thank you!

[claytongrange]

Good video. I agree that intro's should be short, but I think it is wrong to say people have short attention spans. It's more like we have shorter patience or a higher standard for how we spend our time. It's not like we got bored from a 10 second intro and saw something shiny in the suggested videos to the right (like if we are looking for a "how to guide" or a movie/game review). But if we click on a video by some new Youtuber we've never seen before and they have a long into, we begin wondering when they are going to get to the content which is the reason we clicked on the video in the first place. Especially when the total video length is only 5-10 minutes or something like that.