Temporary Fame Video Analysis

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Everyone wants to be famous, even if it is short lived. Temporary fame has many perks such as being known for something that you are passionate about. It also allows a person to do certain things they may have not been able to afford prior to being famous such as traveling. One might think that becoming famous is an extremely difficult task, this is not necessarily true. This paper walks readers through the main steps for achieving temporary fame through YouTube.
First, a person should decide what they want their content to be, meaning what their video is going to be about. One should evaluate what their strengths are and base their content off of that. If a person creates a video on something they are awful, they will most likely not get the desired results. Next, a person should ask themselves some questions when considering what content to create. For example, how large is the audience? Meaning a person should choose content that an immense amount of people
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This means that the quality of the video must be excellent. YouTube is essentially a platform where one can teach another person virtually whether it be how to apply makeup or how to play an online game and in order to do so one must make sure others can see what one is doing in the video. To make sure to get the best quality video a person should invest in a great camera to record the video, this will make the video more appealing to watch. Likewise, a person should make sure they have good lighting in the video whether it be natural lighting or store bought ring lights. This is crucial because you want people to be able to see what you are doing in the video. Once you have created excellent quality videos a person must make sure they are consistently uploading videos to YouTube. This entails posting videos at least two to three times a week. This will give a person the best chance to get

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