Excellent response.I have the same problem as most everyone else. youTube presenters are nearly all total amateurs and have no sense of production values and no one to rehearse them or advise them. They often do not even prepare the materials in advance. They are relying on their wits to work unscripted, and they can't. They hem-and-haw, sniff, light the pipe, puff, think it over for a while. Every tenth presenter will actually prepare and rehearse, and move briskly through his points, and wrap it up. The information varies in accuracy and value, but at least these people don't torture the viewer. Teaching, public speaking, and video presentation are not parlor games. They require hard work and arduous preparation, which on youTube are usually completely absent. Almost no one can get by on their spontaneous charm -- not Johnny Carson, Bob Hope, Jerry Seinfeld, nor whoever.
+1Excellent response.
True, but these people are making money due to the ads that play before you watch the video, so there's money involved at some level.Preparation, production values, unremarkable, you guys do remember how much we pay to see these YouTube videos.....right.
Absolutely true and I'm definitely not their audience. If you're going to provide a review, get on with it and don't hold me hostage while you're warming up.At the same time, these videos are a form of communication among some people, and exist to fullfill that community's desires.
Want to see a tough crowd? Be one of the judges at the Academy reviewing candidates for internships. They can spot filler in a nanosecond. The comments are rude and often hilarious. If you haven't put something engaging up on the screen in the first 10 seconds, you're through.Ha. Wow, some of you guys are a tough crowd!