Better Your Storytelling - 5 Quick Tips

Which tip do you find most useful?

Thanks Mark! Great tips! Love your sound, can you share what mic you are using or maybe your sound editing process

What's your job, and what are you working for?

I kept hearing the word “aboot “. Aboot. Aboot. Aboot. (About) .Then I checked the channel creator’s um.. “about” and sure enough.. Toronto, Canada. There is no mistaking.

AWESOME

Hey Mark. Been really enjoying your content. What cam are you using for your vlog talking head pieces?

Amazing tips Thank You! :)

That bonus tip is clutch! Amazing how you can tighten up a piece for clarity by deleting something. Appreciate these tips

Great tips. Thanks!

Dude this was so epic that I rewatch the whole vidieo Instantly while taking notes.
Thanks so much, was a massive help

Thanks so much for sharing - found all of these tipps very helpful!!

great story though you confusedme even more.... elaborate your points best next time
kudoss

Thanks for tips, I will definitely use them in upcoming video project - Travel video about East Java and Volcanoes!
Only one question I have, If I have already shooted footage, and some of them missing, 4 expl: where us experiencing emotional breakdown, tiredness - If not voiceover, how would you compensate this empty space?

Good Tips, Thanks Mark <3

Tipp Number one: give me a reason to watch the video after 30 sec. of No point talking and after that an advertisement about ppa☺️

Does this also work for 30 to 60 seconds vids? (for social media)

Awesome video.

Haha. Your first feature and you are telling us how to tell a good story?

I’m just glad I click on. Nice video❤. Thanks

The tips you shared are so helpful and actionable.

Thank you for this! Just beginning my journey on documentary film making, soooo helpful!

This was awesome. Thank you!

It doesn't matter if your shooting a film or running a business, story telling in both is really important, and these tips will work well for business owners too
Cheers,

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Thanks for the tips bro

Good stuff

thank you I want to learn been a photographer for many years Many but never did motion but like to lear.

tip 2 make me more motivated... Thanks Sir Thanks from Tamil Nadu, India

Brilliant ❤❤❤

That’s great! I had pointers I used to give that were close to these. These are so much better and more encompassing. I wish it hadn’t meandered and had a sponsor, but I get it.

👍👍👍🚀🎁

This gave me greater insight of how to narrate my movie/course

Good stuff

This got me fired up to create again from a whole new POV. Thanks for this brother 🙏

Most useful tip...show show show show 😁😁

Nice emotional part: the asistant editor.

Good video, but showing your car's brand logo even though this video wasn't sponsored by the same brand made me turn this video off.

After reading ‘Save the Cat!: The Last Book on Screenwriting You'll Ever Need’. These are pretty much aligned with I learned from the book. Btw, multiple times watching this video. So good tips.

I love this. Thanks so much for the value!

I am not there yet. I am closer then yesterday.
No disrespect love rna and light ❤

Just registered for a class with PPA! Excited to learn how to better my skills in storytelling!

The tips are top notch, but I can't stand the fact you take almost one minute before actually giving the tips. It annoys me so much when people on YT make me waste my time with no reason. GO TO THE POINT

Brilliant! Thank you! I'm going to use this logic to teach essay-writing!❤👍🏼

These simplified tips are foundational and priceless!!! Thank you

This is one of the more helpful videos about storytelling I've seen. Thank you!!

Style like peter❤
Loved it

This is gold; thank you very much!

this was extremely insightful. it's interesting to me how these concepts have floated around in my head but sometimes it's hard to piece it together just right until someone points it out. and i think that's what this video just did for me. it helps ground my thoughts into a foundation and i feel like i now have a good starting point to be able to work on a more proper story. i even took notes so i can properly go back to each of these tips and try to actively apply them in the future