Want to start creating youtube videos, but havent got confidence and speaking skills

There are no spelling mistakes when speaking, unlike writing, and you can edit pauses out using video editing software.

I suggest you create the video in multiple shorter pieces, then put them together in you video editor.

The best way to get better is to keep making videos. Everyone improves with repetition.

thanks for help. You see, my videos would be showing some stuff on my laptop (trading charts) and explaining moves, examples and so on, so i need to speak and to show with cursor on my screen at the same time. I also thought about making many shorts clips and combine to one video ,but not sure how it would work and how would be the results,maybe i just need to try and see myself.

I get your point but the main things is that whatever you want to share in the videos it must informative and clear to the audience. Because without getting any information how they will reach you.

Have more confidence in yourself.

Always remember that you are a unique human, living on a planet, and that your time is infinitely scarce.

What do you have to lose?

You seem pretty competent. Now all you need is confidence. It seems tough but most anything does when it is new. Best thing is to have a go at it without thinking on it too much

Begin!

Start where you are with what you've got.

An example I like to point to is a now well-known photography expert who has been on YT a few years now. About a year back he shared the first video he shot...prior to choosing the branding he has today. He was slow, scared, shy. Fast forward to today and it's like he's a different person. If you didn't know the two vids were made by the same person you'd say, "No way!"

The way to do better at something is to get experience at it.

In the case of YT vids, you can shoot as many times as you like before you upload what you want.

You can read behind a slide.

You can read a sentence at a time, then splice them together.

You can take your time: it's not a FB Live and no one is watching.

Get experience, practice, and develop your skills. If you look at my 2016 videos versus my 2011 ones, you'll see a big difference...but that didn't stop me. Time will pass. Either you'll develop the skill or you'll be stuck wondering what might have been.

By some sources, short videos are most effective on YouTube. Animated graphic with words/sentences that pop-out can be used for starter video clips, with free music added even later in the Creator Studio within your YouTube channel editor. However, yes, as your audience and video production quality grows, it will be better if you can have a narrator talking in your videos. As someone already said, the sooner you start, the better you will become at what you are doing - so do not be scared to do it.

thank you for your help guys !

Honestly there will always be the first time but one thing is clear, people don't always judge you as you judge yourself and besides you have information that many people out there don't know. Get yourself up and put something out there and don't wait until your really hood, perfectionists are broke for a reason, people will judge you by the content you deliver not the fluent accent, the nice English. Focus on what really matters.

You know Les Brown? Before he became a world class speaker, he cannot even talk in front of the crown in his school without shaking and stuttering. He came to overcome it because he had a dream about being successful in that field. If you really want this, if this is what you really want to do. Do it anyway. You will surprise yourself of what you can achieve that you thought you cannot do before.

Then do not record your face. Keep a script handy and use either a slideshow or a screen recording with your voiceover.. If you have a written script then it will help and you wont be showing anyone that you are reading.

A Very good point you have put across.
You need to get comfortable in front of the camera.
Don't worry about what you have to say. Just talk about anything and record it every day for the NEXT 30 DAYS.
Make a promise to yourself that you will follow through this and do it without thinking twice.
By recording videos for 30 days you will become more confident and of course, you will have more thing to talk about.
I hope this helps.
30 to 90 video challenge is the best way to become an expert in front of a camera.

Imagine you are explaining to only one person, your best friend, as they are watching over your shoulder.

This is a mental trick I use when creating content. It works for me.

Brent

Record videos offline. No worries, as nobody will see them.

Then, keep recording videos offline, practicing your presentation skills, and you will gain confidence and clarity in yourself.

Publish your first video and from there things will get easier. Dive into your fears. It is tough at first, but in time, you will become confident, even if English is your second language.

Practicing offline will give you confidence but there is not teacher like hitting the Publish button and gaining experience in a public setting.

naiown,

I have a few suggestions for you...

You can start by using slides and talking over then while recording. You can us sreen-cast-o-matic or zoom (both free). You can make up slides with powerpoint of Google docs.

But ultimately you want to get your face on camera. That way people will know, like & trust you. I suggest you find a group that is doing a 30 day video challenge and do their 30 day challenge to help you get comfortable on camera.

Don't worry, we all sucked when we first started, the only way to get good is to practice and get started now.

Hope this helps...

Chris

Speak for yourself...

Brent

Audio dubbing is your solution. You can read your own script and record the audio. Then you can do lip sync on front of camera with your face. It's a good practice until you get your own confidence.

Try to train or hire someone to make a video

Hi naviown,

Or you could just create whiteboard videos with music...

For that you can use software like Easysketch or Videoscribe (Sparkol)

Just my thoughts...

Robin

I allways find to easier, if I know which topics and what to say before shooting and then turn on the camera and just let my mouth roll..

Promise me you'll believe in yourself - you can do it! I first did it on my page about minilaan and it went great!

Practice, that's the only way you will ever overcome your fear and get your confidence up.

A dreadfully effective trick is to cut and tie your best friend's photo on top of the lens, which unconsciously will allow you to relax and make your brain believe that you are having an exciting discussion with your best friend.

PS: Make sure your best friend doesn't see this, otherwise they might have a lot of questions

keep believe in yourself,hope you will do wonder,all the best

Find someone who can speak excellent English, upbeat and spontaneous on camera. But if you're not comfortable having that person be known for your ideas, you can have them do audio recordings of what you want to tell your customers... then create videos out of it. You can choose from a wide range of skills from workers in the Philippines who can help you get the job done.

.you can dubbed,,all u have to do convert your text and dialogue to speech.there are many sites in the internet...u dont have to speak

Man just do it, let me tell you one thing, most of the marketers online, that do videos are also not native english speakers, but it doesn't stop them to make it. The most important think is to write your content, and try to learn it well, you will just make it as you can, and the next videos will be better than the previous one, the most important thing is to share the information. if you are too scare of making mistakes, then one other option you have will be to hire a native english speaker, to speak on the video for you.

i can understand your matter. first of all, you should make your video with information and useful for audience.

Is there a reason you have to use English? What is your native language and why can't you use it? Often there's a lot less competition for non-English videos.