I'll show you how to implement the 10-steps by showing their use in creating a video. I'll walk you through the steps as I make a second video (dash-camera video). Hopefully this helps you understand how to make your own YouTube videos by following the steps.

Products shown in the video:
Tascam TR Recorder: https://geni.us/Tascam_TR-10L
Sony A6400: https://geni.us/Sony_A6400
Wide Angle Lens: https://geni.us/Samyang_8mm_Wide_Angle


MY NOTES FOR THE DASHCAM VIDEO:
10 Steps:
1. Get inspired -
A dashcam would have saved us thousands.
I wish someone had convinced me to install one before.

2. Decide 'who cares'.
Other should know about these. Others should want these in their cars.
Title: catch the 'WHY'.
Not having a dashcam could cost you thousands
Why a dashcam would have saved me thousands
Save thousands with a dashcam: Here's how

3. Get organized
Outline if helpful
Write out the main points, even if you don't read them.

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Accident:
year ago, family was involved.
Motorcycle trio cut off my daughter.
Caused her to spin and roll, vehicle destroyed
A camera would have easily proven the motorcyclist was at fault
We would have easily filed for recovery of losses.
Everyone should have one (or more) to prove innocence.

That is the Why, so now on to the What. Picking a camera.
Linus did a video, they are all very similar.
I chose a basic model with good reviews

Unboxing an example dashcam
Basic specs overview:
No GPS or Speed needed/wanted.
Good enough to show whats going on around me

Installation video
Good/bad/ugly
Example video.
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4. Prep / gather equipment
Camera, equipment, supplies, batteries...

5. Film intro - At my desk. Discuss the accident
6. Film body - Use the C-Max. Show the installation steps, hiding the wires
7. Film outro / conclusion / ending - Back at my desk
next steps
subscribe, like, bell...
8. Edit your video
9. Create thumbnail
10. Upload, configure, link




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Thanks so much for the support!
Dan
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