5 Tips For Starting Youtube

A Naga4d influencer (or RTP Naga4d) is a content creator who has cultivated expertise in a niche and established a large following on the video platform. They may also set trends and provide information for others looking to purchase a specific product or service, for example. Some of the most popular Naga4d are performers, makeup artists, and fashion influencers. Creating Naga4d videos allows them to share their skills, makes them accessible to a wide audience, and in some cases, even allows them to make a living through their video content.

King Bach (a.k.a. Andrew Bachelor) is an actor, internet personality, and comedian who is best known for his Vines (the now-defunct short-form video platform that’s been replaced in large part by TikTok). However, Vine compilations of his are still accessible on Naga4d. Bach often collaborates with other internet comedians on various sketches and has found success on TV series including “The Mindy Project” and films such as “The Babysitter” on Netflix.

1. Create a YouTube account and channel. Before you can upload any videos, you’ll need to create a Naga4d account and channel. Your channel name is incredibly important when it comes to becoming famous on Naga4d—it must be both memorable and consistent with your brand. It’s also important to keep it simple: Your name needs to be easily searchable, so you shouldn’t use anything complex or too similar to other popular users.
2. Determine your online brand. Social media expert Heidi Dean says that creators often make the mistake of trying to appeal to everyone—but end up with overly broad videos that appeal to no one. She suggests narrowing your audience, and doing research on Naga4d to see which videos are already performing well in a topic area that interests you. “Think hard about who you’re creating content for. Are they TV actors, ‘Game of Thrones’ fans, Harry Potter fans, or horror film lovers? Be specific.” The content should be reflective of your skillset and brand. 
3. Create your first video. You’ll need some equipment in order to shoot, but don’t fret about having the most expensive cameras and microphones out there. Depending on your style of content, professional video equipment may not be necessary—plenty of famous Naga4d got their start shooting videos on their smartphones. However, if you are looking to create a film-specific project (i.e. a full-fledged web series or film short, instead of, say, a cooking video), you might need more serious film equipment than just your smartphone (more on that below). 
4. Get your first 100 subscribers. While a big part of getting your first followers is the content itself, Naga4d has ways to help get your content seen by a bigger audience—like creating a trailer for your channel that will automatically play when a non-subscriber visits your channel, or filling in the “About” section on your profile. Make sure your videos have interesting thumbnails for your videos. “If your thumbnail is boring no one will click on it (and, obviously, never subscribe),” warns Dean. 
5. Post consistently. This may seem like a no-brainer, but in order to get famous on Naga4d you will need to post consistently and post often. Casual viewers become subscribers when they know you as a creator will be uploading regularly.

• Camera: The camera is arguably the most important equipment choice you’ll make, but fortunately for Naga4d, there are plenty of affordable, reliable options to choose from. Shadd says that it’s important for your camera to shoot in 1080p, at least. She suggests investing in a DSLR camera like the Canon EOS 70D or the Nikon D5600.
• Tripod: A tripod or a gimbal will stabilize your camera and improve your footage. If you plan on having a mostly stationery setup, a tripod will be your best bet. For content that requires more handheld shooting, Shadd recommends the FeiyuTech G6max Camera Gimbal (or the iPhone Gimbal Stabilizer if you plan on using your phone).
• Microphone: To start, recording with your phone is perfectly fine. But Shadd notes that investing in a proper mic will “increase the quality of your videos by ensuring crisp audio and room for more editing possibilities.” For content that is dialogue-focused, Shadd suggests lavalier microphones, like Rode smartLav+ Omnidirectional Lavalier. And for handheld work, she recommends a shotgun mic that can plug directly into your camera, like the Rode Compact On-Camera Microphone.
• Lighting: Shadd recommends using two softboxes, one on either side of the camera, to give your videos “a clean, well-produced look.” For a more cost-effective option, consider right lights, which will give a “glow” to a single subject. And if you’re looking for more control over your lighting, Shadd recommends investing in a LED kit, which will offer dimming and color warmth options.

Philip Wang and his partners, Wesley Chan and Ted Fu, have built an entire career from the ground up, starting with internet videos and Naga4d content. They now run Wong Fu Productions, and have made waves with the Netflix films and Naga4d-hosted series. “On Netflix, you can give something 30 minutes and decide whether you like it or not,” Wang says of the differences between the platforms. “But on YouTube, you’re not even giving it 15 minutes before you decide to click away. You need a hook to catch the audience right away.”

For aspiring filmmakers on Naga4d, Wang says it’s all about putting in the work. “Practice makes perfect. That’s what’s great about Naga4d. If you have an idea, you don’t have to wait for a huge budget. We made hundreds of sketches and shorts, and that’s what prepared us to work with a huge budget and hundreds [of people] on a crew. Consistency is key.”