YouTube Thinking of starting a new YouTube channel testing the benefits on mental health and other health issues.

[peersjr]

Hey fello medicated family,

Luckily we've found out help we've been after for many years, some decades! The three years I've been with Curaleaf, I've tried so many strains for different things, some work some really don't?! So I've seen a few on here with Thier channel, and was wondering if staring a new one with all the info on the screen, from lineage, strains, container effects, looks, smell, taste, best heat for each ailment, phone ins , lots of interaction with the medical users worldwide if possible and finally my story and how cannabis saved my life

 

[joint_account]

Hi @peersjr,

I don't believe we've met! so welcome to MedBud!

The more insight and content on MC the better as far as I'm concerned.

I saw your post to @GrownHealth and I figure I may be able to contribute with a pointer or two. Not that I make any content.

If you want advice from the guys that do it @HerbGaming and @TimeTooToke have made some great content.

Anyway my tips are quite simple;

1) Visual and Audio Clarity - most phones can record in 4k these days, so with some good lighting and a cheap clip on mic your videos will be a lot more appealing.

2) this should probably be number 1. But rather simply, just do it. Don't overthink it or try and come up with the perfect series. The backdrop doesn't need to be the best anyone has ever seen. Patients want informative videos first and foremost.

3) this comes along with audio clarity but speaking loud and clearly, if you don't sound confident it's hard for others to vibe with you.

4) be you but turn it up a bit so others feel engaged in what you're doing and saying.

I've recently put together a list of my favourite creators who all tend to shoot landscape videos in mid/long form. It may be worth checking some of those channels out to see what they do well and what don't do well so you can figure out your approach.

Best of luck with it and hopefully we see some videos soon!

 

[HerbGaming]

Hi @peersjr,

I don't believe we've met! so welcome to MedBud!

The more insight and content on MC the better as far as I'm concerned.

I saw your post to @GrownHealth and I figure I may be able to contribute with a pointer or two. Not that I make any content.

If you want advice from the guys that do it @HerbGaming and @TimeTooToke have made some great content.

Anyway my tips are quite simple;

1) Visual and Audio Clarity - most phones can record in 4k these days, so with some good lighting and a cheap clip on mic your videos will be a lot more appealing.

2) this should probably be number 1. But rather simply, just do it. Don't overthink it or try and come up with the perfect series. The backdrop doesn't need to be the best anyone has ever seen. Patients want informative videos first and foremost.

3) this comes along with audio clarity but speaking loud and clearly, if you don't sound confident it's hard for others to vibe with you.

4) be you but turn it up a bit so others feel engaged in what you're doing and saying.

I've recently put together a list of my favourite creators who all tend to shoot landscape videos in mid/long form. It may be worth checking some of those channels out to see what they do well and what don't do well so you can figure out your approach.

Best of luck with it and hopefully we see some videos soon!

i agree with all the above, always here to help out! the list he tagged is a very good list (and thank you for including me)
highly agree with everyone on it, The more people sharing their experience and meds the better imo and as you have that many years on MC, your experiences will be
invaluable to other patients.

best of luck and look forward to seeing your content

 

[peersjr]

Hey all, thank you so much for the feedback! Yeah ive decided to do it. I'm going to mix it up with my life experience, general life, what's happening at the time and hopefully get some interaction going. I had a MrSmoke channel years ago before it was legal and got it shut down, but had loads of videos of strains. Just now I've got the knowledge and means to do it right. Just ordered a web camandmic to set up my Mac ready.

Watch this space y'all, and soon I'll have my first one up on Korean BBQ, followed by Grapefruit Gift

Stay safe and blessed all

 

[joint_account]

Hey all, thank you so much for the feedback! Yeah ive decided to do it. I'm going to mix it up with my life experience, general life, what's happening at the time and hopefully get some interaction going. I had a MrSmoke channel years ago before it was legal and got it shut down, but had loads of videos of strains. Just now I've got the knowledge and means to do it right. Just ordered a web camandmic to set up my Mac ready.

Watch this space y'all, and soon I'll have my first one up on Korean BBQ, followed by Grapefruit Gift

Stay safe and blessed all

Looking forward to it mate!

 

[joint_account]

i agree with all the above, always here to help out! the list he tagged is a very good list (and thank you for including me)
highly agree with everyone on it, The more people sharing their experience and meds the better imo and as you have that many years on MC, your experiences will be
invaluable to other patients.

best of luck and look forward to seeing your content

Today's review has been top draw mate. The PR looks lovely. Shame it didn't look to press too well!

 

[HerbGaming]

thank you man i wouldn't count it out on the press yet im very new to it , maybe my technique is not quite honed in plus theres so many variables would need at least an oz to try figure them out. Going to be pressing larger amount soon after some boveda jarring

Thanks dude

 

[joint_account]

thank you man i wouldn't count it out on the press yet im very new to it , maybe my technique is not quite honed in plus theres so many variables would need at least an oz to try figure them out. Going to be pressing larger amount soon after some boveda jarring

Thanks dude

You're going to be a permanent resident on the moon

 

[peersjr]

You're going to be a permanent resident on the moon

Hey bro any chance of a guest spot on your channel?

 

[joint_account]

Hey bro any chance of a guest spot on your channel?

@HerbGaming - in case you missed this mate.

 

[HerbGaming]

I did indeed miss it. That's an interesting idea You create something, and I upload it, type of thing?

id be pretty open to trying anything tbf but that dose have legs to it

 

[HerbGaming]

You're going to be a permanent resident on the moon

its nice up here

 

[peersjr]

Hi @peersjr,

I don't believe we've met! so welcome to MedBud!

The more insight and content on MC the better as far as I'm concerned.

I saw your post to @GrownHealth and I figure I may be able to contribute with a pointer or two. Not that I make any content.

If you want advice from the guys that do it @HerbGaming and @TimeTooToke have made some great content.

Anyway my tips are quite simple;

1) Visual and Audio Clarity - most phones can record in 4k these days, so with some good lighting and a cheap clip on mic your videos will be a lot more appealing.

2) this should probably be number 1. But rather simply, just do it. Don't overthink it or try and come up with the perfect series. The backdrop doesn't need to be the best anyone has ever seen. Patients want informative videos first and foremost.

3) this comes along with audio clarity but speaking loud and clearly, if you don't sound confident it's hard for others to vibe with you.

4) be you but turn it up a bit so others feel engaged in what you're doing and saying.

I've recently put together a list of my favourite creators who all tend to shoot landscape videos in mid/long form. It may be worth checking some of those channels out to see what they do well and what don't do well so you can figure out your approach.

Best of luck with it and hopefully we see some videos soon!

Thank you so much! Lovely advice and thank you for taking the time! I'm Jonny, pleased to meet you!
Yeah I'm starting a channel I'll post the name on here just in the making.

I did indeed miss it. That's an interesting idea You create something, and I upload it, type of thing?

id be pretty open to trying anything tbf but that dose have legs to it

I'm up for anything to be honest, I've been a lost soul for 15 years. Through pharmaceutical medications. It's only the last three years I've got a life back. And the damage from the pharmacy crap has been extensive, if I can make anyone avoid that and the stuff that comes with it then I'll be a happy man, even one soul!!

 

[peersjr]

Hey canna fan!! Hope everything is good for you all!!

I'm starting to record my first video today on Korean BBQ. I'll dissect the whole strain, and all benefits, taste, aroma , I'll have all the info from lineage to major uses and anything and everything you can imagine!!

.keep an eye out!!

 

[rayspike]

Great to hear

Hey fello medicated family,

Luckily we've found out help we've been after for many years, some decades! The three years I've been with Curaleaf, I've tried so many strains for different things, some work some really don't?! So I've seen a few on here with Thier channel, and was wondering if staring a new one with all the info on the screen, from lineage, strains, container effects, looks, smell, taste, best heat for each ailment, phone ins , lots of interaction with the medical users worldwide if possible and finally my story and how cannabis saved my life

Good luck sir. I like and would love to hear more experiences, the more we shout the more they might listen . Lol ! Also it will be great to see a site that isn't just a bud flashing to music.
Take care have fun and takes it easy .

 

[rayspike]

Hi @peersjr,

I don't believe we've met! so welcome to MedBud!

The more insight and content on MC the better as far as I'm concerned.

I saw your post to @GrownHealth and I figure I may be able to contribute with a pointer or two. Not that I make any content.

If you want advice from the guys that do it @HerbGaming and @TimeTooToke have made some great content.

Anyway my tips are quite simple;

1) Visual and Audio Clarity - most phones can record in 4k these days, so with some good lighting and a cheap clip on mic your videos will be a lot more appealing.

2) this should probably be number 1. But rather simply, just do it. Don't overthink it or try and come up with the perfect series. The backdrop doesn't need to be the best anyone has ever seen. Patients want informative videos first and foremost.

3) this comes along with audio clarity but speaking loud and clearly, if you don't sound confident it's hard for others to vibe with you.

4) be you but turn it up a bit so others feel engaged in what you're doing and saying.

I've recently put together a list of my favourite creators who all tend to shoot landscape videos in mid/long form. It may be worth checking some of those channels out to see what they do well and what don't do well so you can figure out your approach.

Best of luck with it and hopefully we see some videos soon!

Yeah , smacksalad !!!