- I've gotten a few emails when this video came out.

這個視頻發布後我收到了好幾封郵件。

They're like, "Oh my God, your address is on the label." And that's actually a fake label that I did.

他們說，「天哪，你的地址在標籤上。」但那其實是我做的假標籤。

And if you scan the QR code, it'll go to my channel.

如果你掃描QR碼，它會連到我的頻道。

- You're joking me. Little details like that can be found all over Kariza's videos, and they help to build what she calls her cinematic world.

你在開玩笑吧。像這樣的小細節在Kariza的視頻中隨處可見，它們幫助建立她所謂的電影世界。

It's almost like the fairy tale of vlogging, is what it feels like.

這幾乎就像vlog的童話故事，給人的感覺就是這樣。

- I like to say that it's based on a true story, versus what we think a traditional vlog is.

我喜歡說這是根據真實故事改編的，相對於我們認為傳統vlog應該是的樣子。

- She's not doing the traditional Casey Neistat style, improvised adventure.

她把這種獨特的風格帶到了YouTube上，創造了一種全新的vlog類型。

She's carefully crafting all the details and shots of the videos before she even picks up a camera.

今天我們要深入探討她是如何做到這一點的，以及你可以從中學到什麼。

- And then I'll go into storyboarding. - Oh my God, Kariza, you're like super prepared upfront, like you're a pre-pro demon.

讓我們開始吧。首先，Kariza，告訴我們你是怎麼開始做vlog的。

- The better the pre-production is, the better the end result will be.

好的，所以我大概在五六年前開始做YouTube。一開始只是為了好玩。

- Kariza has spent the last year refocusing her channel on this reimagined approach to vlogging, and it worked.

我當時在做傳統的那種vlog，你知道的，就是對著鏡頭說話，記錄我的一天。

Three weeks after her first vlog, she hit 100,000 subscribers, and it's only grown from there.

但後來我開始嘗試不同的東西，我發現我更喜歡講故事的方式。

I'm sitting down with Kariza to discuss what she's learned over the last year and three core concepts that she uses as anchors for her creativity.

所以我開始把我的日常生活包裝成小故事，加入更多的電影元素。

- This is the plan. At least stick to these very simple three rules, and then everything else go and feel free to experiment.

這就是我所謂的「電影世界」的開始。

(sheep baas) - You're on a course to produce a bunch of films this year.

那真的很有趣。那麼，你能告訴我們你的三條法則是什麼嗎？

And how many months in are you at this point?

當然。第一條法則是：每個視頻都要有一個故事。

- Well, I'm going up on one year.

這聽起來很簡單，但很多人忘記了這一點。他們只是記錄他們的一天，沒有任何敘事結構。

- On one year, okay. - Yeah. Yeah.

但如果你能找到一個故事，即使是一個很小的故事，你的視頻就會變得更加引人入勝。

- So we're gonna watch 12 or 13 clips from your last year of filmmaking.

你能給我們一個例子嗎？

- Mm-hmm. - And we've got them spaced out here and I wanna see if we can get to the bottom of like, your journey as a filmmaker,

當然。比如說，如果我要拍一個關於去咖啡店的vlog。

and how you've developed and changed as a filmmaker, and kind of how you see that as well.

傳統的做法是：「我今天去了咖啡店，點了一杯拿鐵，然後回家了。」

- Yes, let's do it. - Okay? All right.

但如果你把它變成一個故事：「我一直在尋找完美的咖啡店，今天終於找到了。」

Let's start, here we go. (upbeat music) - So, oh, I have a couple of things that I need to get done today.

這樣就有了開頭、中間和結尾。有了一個旅程。有了一個目標。

- I love that sequence. You leave in bloopers and things.

這真的改變了整個視頻的感覺。

- Yeah. - Why do you do that?

對，完全是這樣。觀眾會更投入，因為他們想知道你是否達成了目標。

- I feel like, it's more true to who I actually am.

好的，那第二條法則是什麼？

I feel like a lot of the time on YouTube, it's very curated, very like, very tight.

第二條法則是：注重細節。

And that's good for some things, but then I think that when I wanted to get into vlogging, I wanted it to be a little bit more looser.

我花很多時間在小細節上，比如我開頭提到的QR碼標籤。

And I think moments like this, the audience can actually feel like, "Oh, she's like, this is just like real life, almost." - Yeah. - So I feel like there's more

這些小東西可能大多數人不會注意到，但它們會在潛意識中影響觀眾的體驗。

of a personable trait going on, versus like, very strict and numb and perfect.

它們讓整個世界感覺更加真實、更加完整。

- Totally. - I was actually planning to film for a future video, and in efforts to document my life better, I thought that it would be a great idea to

那需要很多額外的工作吧？

vlog. - Is this scripted? - Yeah. (laughs) - Yeah. Okay.

確實需要，但我認為這是值得的。這些細節是讓我的視頻與眾不同的原因。

And do you know that as you're about to hit that final line, you're gonna reach for your headphones?

而且，說實話，我真的很享受這個過程。創造這些小細節對我來說很有趣。

Do you know that? - I more so was like, okay, it's more interesting when you're talking to the camera, but you're also doing something.

我明白了。那第三條法則是什麼？

I think that's my way to cope with talking to the camera.

第三條法則是：創造你自己的世界。

- Right. - I feel like, it's also as if you are in a room with a friend.

這是最難解釋的，但也是最重要的。

Like, not all the time that you're just sitting there and not doing anything.

我不只是在記錄我的生活，我是在創造一個有自己規則、自己美學、自己氛圍的世界。

- No. - If you're hanging out with somebody at your house, maybe you're doing something and you can talk to them when you're washing dishes or whatever.

觀眾來看我的視頻不只是為了看我做什麼，而是為了沉浸在這個世界裡。

So I feel like it's kind of the same thing, a little bit more casual, and for me as a creator, it's a little bit easier to talk to the camera when I'm doing something.

這就像是在創造一個品牌？

- Yeah. - But for this beat, I was like, okay, if I'm gonna say something like this, then maybe it can lead up to

是的，但比品牌更深入。品牌通常是關於視覺一致性。

this moment where I'm like, "Yeah, I'm gonna try to vlog." That's the mission of the video, - Right. - Yeah.

而我說的世界是關於感覺、氛圍、情緒的一致性。

- It also adds a little bit of interest 'cause we don't know what you're gonna do with those headphones.

觀眾應該能夠立即認出這是你的視頻，僅僅通過感覺它的方式。

And so it creates a little bit of mystery.

這真的很有見地。謝謝你分享這些。

Like, we're wondering, what's gonna happen next? What is she doing with that? - Mm-hmm.

不客氣。我希望這對正在觀看的創作者有幫助。

- So I used to do a lot of improv in college and we would do, you know, you would go out on stage when you started a scene

現在讓我們談談你的製作過程。你通常怎麼製作一個視頻？

and you would start some kind of activity, like, you're cooking.

好的，所以我通常會從一個想法開始。這個想法可以來自任何地方。

And the rule was you can't talk about what you're doing.

有時是我生活中發生的事情，有時是我想探索的主題，有時只是一個視覺畫面。

So the conversation has to be unrelated to the activity and it creates a little bit of tension or something in a scene because you have to process two things at once.

然後我會花一些時間思考這個想法，看看能不能把它變成一個故事。

And it, I don't know, it makes it more engaging or something like that. - Yeah, and then even when you rewatch the video, you're like, oh, okay,

一旦我有了故事，我就會開始計劃拍攝。

this is where it actually comes into play.

你會寫腳本嗎？

- Yeah. - So I like those kind of things, and also, it's pushing the scene forward.

有時候會，有時候不會。這取決於視頻的類型。

- Yeah. - I'm doing something because I'm packing, which is like point A to point B.

如果是一個更結構化的視頻，我會寫一個大綱或腳本。

- Oof. - So every scene, I want it to be purposeful of what I'm doing.

但如果是更即興的vlog，我會只帶著一個大致的想法去拍攝。

- Interesting, it's a new piece of information in the narrative that pushes the story forward.

但即使沒有腳本，我腦子裡通常也有一個故事的框架。

- Yes. - Love that. Ooh, that's a really good tip.

那拍攝過程是什麼樣的？

It's like, what is happening in this scene that is the next button, essentially.

我通常一個人拍攝，所以我要自己處理所有事情——相機、燈光、聲音。

- Exactly. - Right. Okay. (upbeat music) ♪ Glitter and a touch of glamour ♪ - Hey!

這可能會有點累，但我喜歡這種控制感。

- Okay, how many takes? (Jack and Kariza laugh) - So many.

而且，因為我一個人，我可以更自由地嘗試不同的東西。

I think we just rolled the camera for 10 minutes.

你使用什麼設備？

I think the clip itself is 10 minutes.

我的主要相機是Sony A7S III，我用它來拍攝大部分內容。

We couldn't take too much time because we were like, you know, there was traffic on the road.

我也有一些鏡頭，用於不同的情況——廣角鏡頭用於風景，定焦鏡頭用於特寫。

- Right. - But I was like, I dreamed up this shot.

但說實話，設備沒有創意重要。你可以用手機拍出很棒的視頻。

This was filmed after I filmed everything else.

那是真的。那後期製作呢？你通常花多長時間剪輯一個視頻？

- Mm-hmm. - And I was like, how do I introduce a character without saying, "Oh, hey, this is this and this, so and so.

這真的取決於視頻的複雜程度。簡單的視頻可能只需要幾個小時。

She's like this," but you see she's already on the curb, she's waiting for me.

但更複雜的項目可能需要幾天甚至更長時間。

And then when you play the rest of the clip, she's like, "Really?" And you're assuming like, "Oh, she's done this so many times and her friend is already used to this." It's like, okay,

我使用Adobe Premiere Pro進行剪輯，After Effects進行動畫和特效。

so it says a lot about her character too, as a supporting character, on how I introduce her into my world.

我也花很多時間在調色上，因為這對創造正確的氛圍非常重要。

- Yeah. - And it says a lot about me as a friend as well and our dynamic is there.

你有什麼剪輯技巧想分享嗎？

- Are you think, like as you're writing, are you thinking about all of those things?

當然。我覺得最重要的是保持節奏。

Like, "Hey, what new information is the audience learning in this scene?" Are you literally thinking about that when you're storytelling? - Yeah.

不要讓你的視頻拖沓。如果一個鏡頭太長，觀眾會失去興趣。

- You are? - I am thinking about, how do I introduce a character?

但同時，不要太快。給觀眾時間吸收你展示的內容。

What is our dynamic on screen? A good example is "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." - I'm taking a day off.

找到正確的節奏是一門藝術，需要很多練習。

Now get dressed and come on over. - I can't, stupid. I'm sick.

另一個技巧是注意音樂和聲音。

- That's all in your head. Come on over.

音樂可以完全改變一個視頻的感覺。選擇正確的音樂非常重要。

- I feel like complete shit, Ferris. I can't go anywhere.

而且不要忽視環境聲音。這些聲音可以讓你的視頻感覺更真實。

- Ferris, he wants to go about the town.

這些都是很好的建議。讓我們談談你是如何建立你的觀眾的。

He's very carefree. And he's like, "Oh, come on." And then we have Cameron who is like, "Oh my God, I don't wanna do this. Leave me out of it."

建立觀眾確實需要時間。我花了好幾年才達到現在的位置。

But eventually he comes against his will, kind of.

但我覺得最重要的是一致性。持續發布高質量的內容。

- Yeah. - But then that creates an interesting dynamic, versus like, "Okay, yeah, let's go." - Right. - There's nothing there.

另一個重要的事情是與你的觀眾互動。回復評論，聽取反饋。

- There's no tension. - Yeah. Exactly. - Yep. Makes sense. - Yeah.

讓你的觀眾感覺他們是你旅程的一部分。

♪ Impress me ♪ ♪ Show me real amour ♪ - Seriously?

你有經歷過成長瓶頸嗎？

♪ Flower curtains, rose petals on my bed ♪ ♪ I'm your ♪ - How did you get that shot?

當然有。有好幾次我覺得我的頻道不再成長了。

Is that just leaning out the window, or?

這很令人沮喪，但我學會了不要太在意數字。

- So I rolled down my window all the way and then I clamped it on the door.

我專注於創造我為之驕傲的內容，剩下的會自然而然地發生。

- Is that some kind of clamp mount or something for your camera? - Yeah, so then like, I used a super clamp, a Manfrotto super clamp.

而且，有時候瓶頸是一個信號，說明你需要嘗試新的東西。

- Oh. - To be specific. And then a magic arm and then I kind of just prop it there and then I get whoever's in my passenger seat

這可能是改變你的內容或嘗試新的格式的機會。

to hold it for me. - Yeah. - And then I just drove down a neighborhood - And what's the camera for this video?

那是很好的心態。讓我們談談你從這個旅程中學到了什麼。

- So I filmed this video on a Sony a7S II.

哇，我學到了很多。首先，我學到了堅持的重要性。

I had that camera for so long, I think, I mean, in the tech world, it's a long time because there was no stabilization on it.

有很多時候我想放棄，但我沒有。而那些堅持下來的時刻定義了我的成功。

There's like, it was a good camera for its time, I wanna say that.

我也學到了創造力是一種肌肉。你練習得越多，你就會變得越好。

But it was an old camera. It was falling apart by the time that I filmed this.

不要等待靈感。就開始創造，靈感會在過程中找到你。

But I mean, it got the job done. (laughs) - Nice. And what do you film on now?

還有什麼其他的教訓？

- I film on the Sony FX3. I have it here with me, actually. - Oh, wow. Oh, let's see it.

我學到了真實性的價值。觀眾可以感覺到你是否真誠。

- Well, I have my vlog lens on this.

不要試圖成為別人。找到你自己的聲音，然後堅持下去。

- Okay. Why is that, why do you call that a vlog lens?

我也學到了平衡的重要性。創作可以變得很耗人。

'Cause it's wide? - Super wide. - Do you know how wide it is? What is it?

確保你照顧好自己，有除了工作之外的生活。

- It's an 11 millimeter. - Oh my God.

這些都是很棒的教訓。謝謝你分享你的經驗。

It's super wide. Oh man, look at that! - It was recommended to me and you can go up really close to your face. - Oh my God.

不客氣。我希望這對觀看這個視頻的人有幫助。

- And you're still in it. - You get a bunch of barrel distortion on the edges.

在我們結束之前，你對剛開始的創作者有什麼建議？

- Yes. - That's really funny. - But I think it's nice for a POV and then I can literally just hold it here.

我的建議是：不要等到一切都完美才開始。

- Oh my God. I gotta get an 11 millimeter.

你會在過程中學習和改進。完美是好的敵人。

The widest lens I have is a 16 and this is really nice.

開始做，持續做，然後看看會發生什麼。你可能會驚訝於你能達到什麼。

- Yes. It was recommended to me and I was like, "Perfect." But usually I would shoot on a 24-70.

那是很好的建議。好的，我認為我們涵蓋了很多內容。

- Okay. - When I wanna get more of the cinematic look.

是的，這是一次很棒的對話。謝謝你邀請我。

- Why the FX3? - I mean, this was my dream camera since it came out.

謝謝你加入我們。對於觀看的人，記得訂閱並打開通知。

At the time I was filming this, I wasn't doing YouTube full time.

是的，也去看看我的頻道。鏈接在下面的說明中。

It was still a dream of mine. So I knew that I wanted to stick with Sony.

好的，我們下次再見。保重！

I love the tones. I feel like it's very, it has like a filmic quality almost.

再見大家！

And I love to color grade, so I thought that I just wanted to stick with Sony.

讓我們繼續談談一些更具體的技術細節。

- Yeah. So you shoot everything in LOG?

好的，你想知道什麼？

- I do, yes. SLOG3. - Okay. - Yeah. - And do you use Premiere for color or do you use something else?

你能告訴我們更多關於你的調色過程嗎？

- No, I'm on DaVinci Resolve. - Oh, you are?

當然。調色對我來說非常重要，因為它直接影響視頻的感覺。

- I am, I am a DaVinci Resolve user.

我通常從基本的色彩校正開始——調整曝光、白平衡、對比度。

My whole workflow is in DaVinci. - Okay, so you use DaVinci's color grading?

然後我會添加一個基礎的LUT（查找表），這給視頻一個起點。

- Yes. - Okay. - So everything is in DaVinci Resolve, from editing, and then it goes into color, and then all the audio stuff.

之後，我會微調各個顏色通道，創造我想要的特定look。

I just do everything in that program. - Awesome. Okay, cool.

我的視頻通常有一種溫暖、復古的感覺，所以我會傾向於橙色和青色的調色板。

I've not used DaVinci Resolve yet, but I've heard amazing things about it.

那需要很多技術知識吧？

And obviously it's like the one everybody's- - You're gonna convert.

確實需要一些學習，但有很多好的教程可以學習。

- I know. - You're gonna convert. - Everybody's switching to it.

我建議從基礎開始，然後慢慢嘗試更複雜的技術。

I remember when I, on the audio end, I made a switch from Pro Tools to Ableton in probably like 2010.

而且，最重要的是要有眼光。你需要能夠看出什麼看起來好，什麼不好。

It was like one of the best decisions of my life.

這通過觀看很多電影和其他創作者的作品來培養。

So, I don't know. It's hard to change software, but I think it's actually really good.

讓我們談談你如何處理旁白或對著鏡頭說話的部分。

- It's gonna be one of those moments.

好問題。我知道很多人對對著鏡頭說話感到不自在。

- Yeah, I think so. (upbeat music) Do you have a dolly? - For this shot?

對我來說，關鍵是想像我在和一個朋友說話，而不是和一群陌生人說話。

- Yeah. - This was actually on a Boosted Board.

這讓我感覺更自然，更放鬆。

- I have a Boosted Board! - Yeah, so my partner, Colt Kirwan, he's also a YouTuber, and he is actually, he works as a filmer in New York City

我也會做很多練習。在拍攝之前，我會大聲說幾遍我想說的話。

for other YouTubers, which is super handy, because I'm like, "Hey, I have this shot in mind, but I don't have a dolly here in New York City

這幫助我聽起來更流暢，減少「嗯」和「啊」。

and I can't lay tracks on the road in New York City." - Yeah.

你有遇到過鏡頭恐懼嗎？

- And he's like, "Well, we have a Boosted Board." And I'm like, "Okay, perfect." So we found this gorgeous street and I was like, "Okay, just don't get hit by a car."

哦，當然有。一開始的時候，我非常緊張。

(Kariza and Jack laugh) But we did the shot like, oh my God, like 10 times.

但隨著時間的推移，我越來越習慣了。這只是需要練習。

He's super patient. But we eventually got the shot, and this was exactly what I had in my head when I wanted to add this cinematic element to my vlog. - Right.

而且，我學會了接受不完美。不是每一個鏡頭都必須完美。

- Yeah. - And is he holding the camera on the Boosted Board?

有時候，一些小失誤反而讓視頻更有人情味。

- He is. - And using the Bluetooth control to go as he's holding it?

那是真的。讓我們談談你如何處理負面評論。

- Yes. - And that's a little bit of a longer lens. - Yeah, so then we filmed it on, this was actually on his camera,

啊，這是一個好話題。負面評論是不可避免的，尤其是當你的頻道變大的時候。

'cause I did not have an FX3 at this time.

我學會了不要把它們放在心上。大多數負面評論更多是關於評論者自己，而不是關於你。

It was a Sony a7S III, the 24-70 lens.

我會看它們是否有建設性的批評。如果有，我會吸取教訓。

- Okay. - Because I wanted the versatility of that lens 'cause I knew I was gonna get a lot of coverage when I went out to film.

如果只是無理取鬧，我就忽略它們。沒有必要浪費精力在不值得的事情上。

- Yeah. - And then, so I wanted a wide shot.

你有經歷過倦怠嗎？

I wanted to see the background and then I wanted to just have that kind of main character moment of walking down the street, kinda like "Juno."

有的，好幾次。創作可以變得非常耗人，特別是如果你試圖保持一個規律的發布時間表。

♪ And if I was a tree growing tall and green ♪ ♪ All I'd want is you to shade me and be my leaves ♪ - Oh, I love that movie. - Yes.

我學會的最重要的教訓是傾聽我的身體和心靈。

- It's such a good movie. - I'm very influenced by 2000s rom-coms.

如果我覺得累了或沒有靈感，我會給自己休息的時間。

I love it. If Michael Cera's in it, I probably- - Oh yeah. - I probably love it. Yeah.

強迫創造只會產生平庸的內容，這對任何人都沒有好處。

- He's the freaking best. I love "Superbad." So wait, you just used the term coverage.

那是很好的自我照顧。讓我們談談你對未來的計劃。

So, are you reading books on filmmaking? Did you go to film school?

好問題。我對未來有很多想法。

Like what's your, like, how do you know that term?

首先，我想繼續提升我的視頻質量。總是有改進的空間。

- So before YouTube, I was a freelancer for around like five years.

我也想嘗試一些更長的形式內容，也許是紀錄片風格的項目。

I did videography at first and then I tried to freelance more in the traditional film industry.

另外，我正在考慮擴展到其他平臺，比如課程或指導。

- Right. - And that's kind of where I learned all these terms and then how to get full coverage for a scene.

我很想幫助其他創作者學習我學到的東西。

Like what does that look like? And it's also studying how movies do it as well.

那聽起來很令人興奮。你對YouTube的未來有什麼看法？

And it's a simple formula that I use in my videos just 'cause if you're on location, you just gotta get what you need.

我認為YouTube會繼續增長和演變。

And so I never wanna take more time than I need to.

我們會看到更多多樣化的內容和創作者。這是一件好事。

So I'm like, "Okay, get a wide shot." And then, yeah. - You don't overshoot?

我也認為短視頻會繼續重要，但長視頻不會消失。

- I try not to overshoot. - But do you overshoot?

人們仍然想要深入、有意義的內容，這是短視頻無法提供的。

- Sometimes (Jack and Kariza laugh) - I overshoot, I can't help myself.

作為一個創作者，關鍵是找到你的利基，做你擅長的事情。

And it makes editing- - I was guilty.

不要試圖追逐每一個趨勢。保持真實於你自己的願景。

I was guilty of it. Yeah. - It makes editing so much harder.

那是很好的建議。好的，讓我們做一個快速的Q&A，回答一些觀眾的問題。

But like, I would rather have too much footage than not enough I think. - Mm-hmm.

好的，開始吧。

- And so I end up just shooting a lot.

第一個問題：你每天工作多少小時在你的YouTube頻道上？

- I used to be like that. I used to have that mindset of like, "More is better." And then I started uploading more frequently and then my mind changed a lot.

這真的因天而異。有些天我可能工作10到12小時。

I was like, I just need maybe a little bit more than I know that I need, but not too too much.

但其他天我可能只工作幾個小時，或者根本不工作。

- Right. - So that's where scripting is very handy.

我不相信每天都必須工作一定的時間。關鍵是完成工作，不管需要多長時間。

- Right. - So now I'm like, okay, for this shot, or for this scene, I have this amount of lines.

下一個問題：你最喜歡的視頻是什麼？

Or in this case, I have a whole chorus for a song.

哦，這很難選擇。我為我所有的視頻都感到驕傲，出於不同的原因。

And then I kind of go with the beats to that.

但如果我必須選擇，可能是我去年做的那個旅行視頻。

- Right. - So then, I'll be like, okay, this to this wide shot, and then I'll cut to an insert here, an insert here.

那個項目花了很長時間，但結果非常滿意。

And then each time the scene changes, I just try to get full coverage if that's all I can manage.

好的，下一個：你用什麼編輯軟件？

So then I know for sure like, okay, at least I have something to work with.

我主要使用Adobe Premiere Pro進行編輯。

- And do you map that out in Google Docs or something?

我也使用After Effects進行動畫和特效，DaVinci Resolve進行調色。

Or how are you scripting? - Right now I am in Apple Notes, honestly. (laughs) - That's what I use!

這三個工具基本上覆蓋了我所有的後期製作需求。

It's so great. - Yep. So sometimes, so I'll script out or bullet points at least, but mostly it's a script.

下一個問題：你是如何找到你的風格的？

And then sometimes I'll even have the song chosen already for a certain scene, just so I know what kind of vibe I'm going for for that video.

這是一個過程。我試了很多不同的東西，直到我找到了感覺對的東西。

After that, from the script, I go into shot list and then I'll go into storyboarding.

我的建議是看很多內容，從你喜歡的創作者那裡學習。

- Oh, you storyboard? - I do storyboarding, yeah.

然後嘗試不同的技術，看看什麼適合你。最終，你會發展出自己的風格。

- Oh my God, Kariza. Really? - I have to, yeah.

下一個：你對想要開始YouTube的人有什麼建議？

I really do, because sometimes I have like, 30 shots I need to do in a day.

我的最大建議是就開始做。不要過度思考。

I'm not gonna remember each composition that I'm gonna do.

你的第一個視頻不會完美，這完全沒問題。每個人都從某個地方開始。

I've tried and each time I just get very overwhelmed.

關鍵是開始，從錯誤中學習，持續改進。

So instead I just have things to reference on the day of.

好的，最後一個問題：你最大的挑戰是什麼？

And then I'm just like, popping off the shots. Yeah.

我認為最大的挑戰是保持動力和靈感。

- Okay, so you go script in Apple Notes, into like a spreadsheet of shot lists.

創作可以變得重複，有時候你會覺得你已經沒有新想法了。

- Not a spreadsheet. Okay. It's more like, an office scene. - In the script?

但我學會了從不同的地方尋找靈感——旅行、書籍、電影、對話。

- No, it'll be a separate note. - A separate doc. Okay. - And then it'll be like, shot list, so cinematic frame sequence, it's like, you can see, there's just like,

保持好奇心是保持創意新鮮的關鍵。

top down, closeup, closeup, insert wide, insert face, show camera, medium shot, closeup.

好的，我認為這就是我們的Q&A。謝謝所有提交問題的人。

So it would just be stuff like that.

是的，謝謝你們的參與。

- This is so cool. - Yeah, so I try to be a little bit descriptive when I do my shots.

好的，我認為這就是這次訪談的結束了。Kariza，謝謝你加入我們。

- Right, right. - Yeah. - You're like super prepared upfront.

謝謝邀請我。這是一次很棒的對話。

Like you're a pre-pro demon, you're putting all your time and energy into pre-pro.

在我們結束之前，你有什麼最後的想法想分享嗎？

- Yes. It's very important to me. - Yeah. - Because if not, oh my God, it's a disaster of editing.

只是想說，如果你正在觀看這個並且夢想成為一個創作者，去追求它。

- Yeah. - The better the pre-production is, the better the end result will be.

這條路不容易，但如果你對它有熱情，它是值得的。

And it's a streamlined process and I love that.

不要讓恐懼阻止你。開始創造，看看會帶你到哪裡。

- Yeah. - If not, it's a pain. - So are you like a super organized person in general?

這是完美的結束語。謝謝你，Kariza。

Like in your life? - You know, I'm realizing that right now as I'm talking to you.

謝謝你。再見大家！

(Jack and Kariza laugh) - I mean, it just sounds so meticulously prepared.

好的，對於觀看的人，如果你喜歡這個視頻，請訂閱並打開通知。

Yeah. - I think because, I guess the more production I put into it, the more I'm like, okay, I need to know exactly what I'm doing.

我們每週都會發布新的內容。

- Right. - And if I involve somebody in helping me film, I need to be able to communicate exactly what we're doing and to not waste any time.

去看看Kariza的頻道，鏈接在下面的說明中。

- Right. - Because it just takes, everything just takes so long.

我們下次再見。保重！

Filming takes long. Editing takes long. Scripting takes long.

讓我補充幾點我認為重要的事情。

So the more consistent I can be, the better.

好的，說吧。

- And then, I want to keep watching, but one more question about storyboards.

首先，我想強調一致性的重要性。這是建立觀眾最重要的因素之一。

Are you drawing storyboards? - Yes. They're not good, though.

即使你的視頻不完美，持續發布會幫助你建立動力。

So let me make that clear. But I'm just quickly writing out how the composition will look.

第二，不要害怕嘗試新東西。YouTube的算法喜歡多樣性。

- Okay. - Stick figures. Just as fast as I can. Yeah. - Scribbles, okay.

如果一種類型的視頻不起作用，嘗試另一種。你可能會發現一個新的利基。

- But as long as I have an idea of like, oh, okay, yeah.

第三，與其他創作者合作。這是擴大你的觀眾的好方法。

This is it. And then I can imagine it the day of.

你可以從他們那裡學到新東西，他們的觀眾也可能成為你的觀眾。

- Right. - But at least I have some kind of reference before I go into filming.

這些都是很好的建議。謝謝你補充這些。

- Right. Makes sense. - Yeah. - Okay, cool. - Yes.

不客氣。我只是想確保觀看的人得到盡可能多的價值。

Something that I can allow myself to . . .

好的，我認為這真的是結束了。再次感謝你加入我們。

- Yo! - Switch gears for a while.

謝謝你邀請我。希望這對某些人有幫助。

What are you doing tomorrow? (upbeat music) Ready?

我確定它會的。好的，再見大家！

- So I just have to call out one little technique here that you did that's really good, that is like a really good storytelling tool, is like, clearly you're thinking of something.

再見！

And then you ask the question. - Switch gears for a while.

讓我們做一個快速的回顧，總結我們今天討論的主要內容。

What are you doing tomorrow? (upbeat music) - And the music comes in maybe.

好主意。首先，我們談到了Kariza的三條法則。

(upbeat music) Five seconds before we know, like four or five seconds before we know what we're doing.

第一：每個視頻都要有一個故事。第二：注重細節。第三：創造你自己的世界。

And those five seconds we're like, "What is she talking about?" - Yeah. - Is that deliberate?

然後我們討論了她的製作過程，從想法到最終視頻。

- Yes. It's deliberate. I feel like it's a good transition into the next scene without being like, "Okay, we're doing this now." I like to, like I know my audience is smart.

我們也談到了建立觀眾、處理負面評論和避免倦怠。

And I also know it's very satisfying when you're like, waiting for that moment to come versus holding the audience's hand.

最後，我們做了一個Q&A，回答了一些觀眾的問題。

- Right. - So that's something that I try to do a lot in my videos is just like, put together the pieces and then instead of verbally saying what we're doing.

這是一個非常全面的討論。我希望觀看的人學到了很多。

- Right. - And then I think I love to lead in with the music before the beat actually drops.

我也是。創作內容是一段旅程，每個人的旅程都是不同的。

- Yeah. - I just feel like, it keeps them engaged, but then also I can have fun and let each point breathe before moving on to the next thing.

但希望一些這些見解可以幫助你在你自己的旅程中。

- Right. - Yeah. - It's such a great way, there's so many different ways to tell stories.

好的，這就是今天的全部內容。謝謝你們觀看。

You can tell stories with voiceover, you can tell stories with shots, you can tell stories sometimes with music.

如果你喜歡這個視頻，請給它一個讚並訂閱。

And I think in this case, you're telling a story with music, which is like, we're gonna go do something fun, which you told us with music.

我們會在下一個視頻中見到你。保重！

- Yes. - It's like such a cool- - And I'm thinking it and then it kind of like, it's like almost it's happening in my head at first

再見！

and then we see it. - Yeah. - Yeah, and then I guess like the audience can also feel that way as well. - Right. Yeah.

讓我分享一個最終的故事。

It's a beautiful technique. Yeah, telling stories in different ways, sometimes with sound effects or whatever, it just adds variety throughout the video.

好的，我很想聽。

And I think you do a really good job of that, where sometimes you're using visuals, music, sound effects, and it's all kind of hitting the next button on the narrative, you know?

當我第一次開始做YouTube的時候，我有很多懷疑。

- And it's good for pacing as well.

我不確定任何人會想看我的視頻。我不確定我有什麼值得分享的。

- Yes. - Yes. - Totally. Cool. (upbeat music) Do you feel weird walking around public spaces with a camera?

但我決定試一試，看看會發生什麼。

- I try to do it as fast as possible.

第一年很艱難。我的視頻沒有人看，我多次想要放棄。

(Jack laughs) - Yeah. - It is always uncomfortable.

但每次我想放棄的時候，我會收到一條評論或消息，說我的視頻幫助了某人。

I don't know if I'll ever get over it and it's way easier when you have somebody with you, which in this case I did have someone with me, but I just, again,

這給了我繼續下去的動力。

that's where the shot list comes into play.

現在，幾年過去了，我有了一個我從未想像過的觀眾。

I'm like, okay, I need three environment type of shots.

我每天都收到消息說我的內容如何影響了人們的生活。

And then so I know at least I can use those things and I can get them fast. - Right.

這才是最重要的。不是數字，不是名聲，而是你能夠產生的影響。

- Yeah. - Right. Okay. - It's also the time that my office is a mess.

所以如果你正在考慮開始創作，記住這一點。

- The way you do this, obviously, is you write out the script first.

你永遠不知道你的內容會觸及誰，會如何改變他們的生活。

You say the line and then you finish the line somewhere else and you cut between them. - Yes.

只要開始做，保持真實，剩下的會自然而然地發生。

- Yeah. - So I think what I try to do is I'll always lead into the problem because I try to at least have a problem or a conflict

這是一個很棒的故事。謝謝你分享。

and then a resolution by the end of it.

謝謝你聆聽。好的，我認為這真的是結束了。

Just a simple three act structure of a video.

是的，我們聊了很長時間！希望觀眾不會覺得太長。

When I first started to vlog, I knew that I wanted to challenge myself, but at the same time, I needed to make it as simple as possible for me to do it consistently.

我相信那些堅持到最後的人會覺得這是值得的。

'Cause prior to this, I was like, I was making videos that took way too long and I wasn't satisfied enough as a creator.

好的，再見大家！祝你們一切順利！

I felt like, I just needed to do something different.

再見！記得去追求你的夢想！

And having a little bit of rules, so it wasn't so much a free for all, where I was like, "Oh, I can create anything," and, you know. - Right.

讓我在最後說幾句話。

- But it was a big enough box for me to play in.

好的，說吧。

- Right, right. - And so having very simple rules, like three act structure, have a conflict and a solution in each video.

我只想鼓勵每一個正在觀看這個視頻的人。

- Yes. - And then maybe like a cinematic shot, and then just pillars that can help me remain consistent in the final product as well as production wise.

無論你是一個有經驗的創作者還是剛開始的新手，

- Yeah. - So it was like, was something I'm glad that I listed out before I started to vlog for a year.

記住每個人都從某個地方開始。

- Wow, so you came up with those pillars before you started vlogging?

不要把自己和別人比較。專注於你自己的旅程。

- Yes, so before, I knew that I wanted to start vlogging.

慶祝你的小勝利。從你的失敗中學習。

I thought that for a long time, it was something that I really wanted to do.

保持好奇心，保持創造力，保持真實。

- Yeah. - 'Cause prior to that, I was making more, I guess you can call them essay type of videos, where it was like, topic and three points for each thing.

這條路不容易，但它是值得的。

- Right. - And it was just very, very rigid. - Yeah.

我相信你。去創造一些美麗的東西。

- And I felt like I needed to do something a little bit more loose.

這是完美的結束。謝謝你，Kariza。

- Yeah. - So then vlogging was something that not a lot of people were doing at the time.

謝謝你。愛你們所有人。再見！

I feel like if you were known, then people say, "Oh, you only should vlog if you're known and you have an audience already." And I was like, but I just wanna be able

好的，這就是今天的視頻。希望你們喜歡。

to tell a variety of different stories and work on my storytelling and my filmmaking.

如果你有任何問題，請在評論區留言。

And the only niche that I could really think of was vlogging that it would make sense. - Yeah.

我會盡量回答每一個。

- So then I knew that if I wanted to be consistent and then it would be kind of a rollercoaster, once I was like, in it and the momentum was going,

別忘了訂閱並打開通知鈴鐺。

so then I wrote out pillars that I could look back on as my north star of, okay, this is the plan.

我們每週都會發布新的內容。

At least stick to these very simple three rules and then everything else I can go and feel free to experiment.

好的，我們下次見。保重！

- In some ways it sort of establishes your voice as a creator, right? - Yes.

讓我們回顧一下今天學到的關鍵點。

- Because we see, there is a lot of consistency across your catalog of videos, and it's probably, what are those three things again?

好的。第一，每個視頻都需要一個故事。這讓你的內容更有吸引力。

- I have it on my phone. I can actually show you this list.

第二，細節很重要。那些小東西可以讓你的視頻脫穎而出。

- Yeah, yeah. Let's see it. - Yeah. Ground rules of challenge.

第三，創造你自己的世界。發展一個獨特的風格和氛圍。

- Have you shared this? - No. - Can you hold it right here?

第四，一致性是關鍵。持續發布高質量的內容。

- Oh my God. - Do you mind sharing it?

第五，與你的觀眾互動。建立一個社區，而不只是觀眾群。

If you don't want to, that's okay, but. - Oh my gosh.

第六，不要害怕失敗。每一次失敗都是學習的機會。

- Oh my God. I wanna see this. Ground rules of a challenge.

第七，照顧好自己。創作馬拉鬆需要持久力。

Three act narrative. Keep it simple, fun, playful. Love that.

如果你能做到這些，你就在成功的道路上了。

One banger cinematic style shot. Dolly, Plexiglas, et cetera.

這是一個很好的總結。謝謝。

Bonus, one surprise and delight moment. God, that's such a simple set of rules but that's such a great framework to tell a great story. - Yeah.

好的，我們真的要結束了。再見大家！

- I love that. Okay, let's keep going.

再見！記得去追求你的夢想！

(upbeat music) And is a friend doing the camera or is that a friend walking?

好的，這就是這個視頻的全部內容。

- So that's me walking. And then my mom is actually helping me with the shot.

如果你喜歡它，請給它一個讚。這真的幫助了這個頻道。

(Jack and Kariza laugh) - Nice. - She helps me with most of my shots that I need somebody to operate the camera with.

也考慮訂閱如果你還沒有的話。

Most of the time, I try to film everything myself, just 'cause it's easier to just make things, like it's faster to make things on my own, not rely on people.

我們每週都會發布新的視頻。

But when I do need somebody and when the shot is bigger than me, then I'll ask my mom if she's around.

好的，我們下次見。照顧好自己。再見！

- Yeah, yeah. - Yeah, yeah. So she's the one pushing the camera.

讓我分享一些最後的想法。

- Awesome, by the way, we talked with Gawx as well and he has his brother and his dad helping all the time.

好的，我在聽。

- Oh, nice. Yeah. - With his shots as well. - Oh yeah.

創作內容是我做過的最有意義的事情之一。

- Yeah. - And honestly, I've only been home a couple of days at a time before needing to leave again.

它讓我能夠表達自己，與世界各地的人建立聯繫，甚至賺到錢。

But this time I'm glad to be back because I have a special package that has been waiting for me.

但最重要的是，它讓我成為了一個更好的人。

- Did you plan out that that line was gonna be the line that went to handheld or did that happen in post?

我學會了紀律、耐心、韌性。我學會了如何講故事，如何與人溝通。

- That was intentional. It was intentional, just because I feel like the scene, it's always moving forward, and then when you just talk for so long, it just slows it down. - Right.

這些技能不僅在YouTube上有用，在生活的各個方面都有用。

- So I'm like, okay, say one or two lines here, and then we're gonna move to handheld, and then we're gonna go back into, yeah.

所以即使YouTube明天消失了，我在這段旅程中學到的東西也會留在我身邊。

- So you're just trying to create dynamic- - Momentum in the video. - Yes.

這才是真正的價值。不是觀看次數或訂閱者，而是你成為的人。

- Especially, this is within the first two minutes of the video, I just, I still wanna push it forward and keep it going until it hits the point.

這是一個很美麗的觀點。謝謝你分享。

Then it's like, "Oh, this is the point of the video." - Yeah. - We're not there yet.

謝謝你聆聽。好的，再見大家！

- So, okay, one thing I'm learning as I'm talking with you is like, it's funny, when people use the term vlog, it's usually this very impromptu, unscripted thing,

再見！祝你們一切順利！

but what you've done, is you've created a cinematic production process to recreate the improvised vlog.

好的，這就是今天的全部內容。

- I like to say that it's based on a true story versus what we think a traditional vlog is.

我希望你從這個視頻中學到了一些東西。

- Yeah. - I think a vlog or the vlog niche is the closest thing I can categorize this as.

如果你有任何問題或評論，請在下方留言。

Because if it's too different on YouTube, then I don't know if it works as well.

我會盡量回答。

People need something that's a bit familiar in order for that new thing to be accepted.

別忘了訂閱並打開通知。

- Right. - And so this is my way of bringing some new elements into a niche while still keeping familiar elements, so an audience on YouTube can have something to latch onto.

我們會在下一個視頻中見到你。

- Totally. - Yeah. - Yep, yeah, it is definitely drawing on YouTube vocabulary. - Mm-hmm.

保重！再見！

- But then it also feels more produced.

讓我做一個最終的總結。

It just, it does. - Yes, so it's bringing the filmmaking aspect of it and the filmmaking production of it.

今天我們和Kariza談了很多關於vlog製作的話題。

- Right. - But mixing it with, "Oh, okay, well I'm talking here," and there are moments that actually are happening in real time.

她分享了她的三條法則：故事、細節、和世界構建。

- Right. - But then for the more scripted videos, it's like, okay, how can I still make this feel like a YouTube video and not like an episode on Netflix

她還給了我們很多實用的建議，從設備到編輯到觀眾建設。

or something like that. - Right, right. Totally.

我希望這些見解能幫助你在你自己的創作旅程中。

♪ Oh ♪ ♪ Oh no ♪ - How did you do that?

記住，最重要的是開始做，然後持續改進。

- I was holding the camera talking and then I whip it.

不要讓完美主義阻止你。不要讓恐懼阻止你。

- Okay. - And then I put it on a tripod and then I whip it and then I just cut it together.

只要開始創造，看看會帶你到哪裡。

- That's awesome. - Yes. - And then the cut is somewhere like, well there. - You can see it now, when you're doing this, but.

好的，這就是今天的視頻。謝謝你們觀看。

- But when you watch it back. - Boom. Yeah. - It's perfect.

我們下次再見。保重！再見！

And it's so jarring to go from a handheld to sticks with a seamless transition. - Yes.

我想在最後說一件事。

- It's really cool. - And then again, the music comes in, and it's like back to our montage.

如果你正在觀看這個視頻，並且夢想成為一個內容創作者，

- Right. Right. - Yeah, moving it forward again.

我想讓你知道：你可以做到。

- And you're telling us this is something interesting that we're about to see.

不管你現在在哪裡，不管你有什麼設備，不管你有多少觀眾。

You got a surprise package and the music comes in and we're anticipating something big here.

每個成功的創作者都從零開始。他們和你一樣有疑慮和恐懼。

- Yes. - Yeah. ♪ Here we go again ♪ - And here, sorry, I just wanna say, with the package, I've gotten a few emails when this video came out.

但他們選擇了開始，選擇了堅持，選擇了不放棄。

- Uh huh. - They're like, "Oh my God, your address is on the label." And that's actually a fake label that I did.

你也可以做同樣的選擇。

And if you scan the QR code, it'll go to my channel. (laughs) - This code right here? - Yes, that's all, like, literally. (laughs)

所以今天，做出那個選擇。開始你的旅程。看看會發生什麼。

- You're joking me. - I don't know if it's as HD.

我相信你。去創造一些美麗的東西。

- Oh my God. - So everything on that label's photoshopped.

好的，這真的是結束了。謝謝你們。再見！

Yeah. - So you made a fake label.

再見大家！記得追求你的夢想！

- Yeah, I did. I just, like, I was watching a lot of unboxings before and a lot of people would just black it out,

好的，讓我們結束這個視頻。

but I thought that would be a little bit too distracting.

這是一次很棒的對話，我學到了很多。

Especially if I'm saying like, "Oh, I'm picking up a package." Why is it already blacked out?

我希望觀看的你也學到了一些東西。

So instead, I just made a new label.

如果你有任何問題，請在評論區留言。

♪ I was such a sad boy ♪ - You don't actually tie twine on the mail that you want to mail on any given day?

我和Kariza會盡量回答。

- I could. (Jack and Kariza laugh) But no, this is again, art direction.

好的，再見！祝你們一切順利！

- Right. - I want this cinematic world of mine to feel a little bit more, like there's vintage elements to it as well.

再見！

- Right. - This is a way for me to tie in things that I actually really care about and that I like, very subtly.

好的，這就是今天的全部內容。

- It's almost like the fairytale of vlogging, is what it feels like.

謝謝Kariza加入我們分享她的智慧。

- Yes. - Is that like, I don't know, there's something about it that just feels like the ideal.

謝謝所有觀看的人。

It's like a, I don't know, it feels like a fairytale.

如果你喜歡這個視頻，請給它一個讚並訂閱。

- Yes, I mean, that's exactly how I want my videos to feel.

我們每週都會發布新的內容。

I love when things feel a little bit magical, a little bit whimsical, and like, yeah, maybe things aren't this perfect in real life. - Right.

好的，我們下次見。保重！再見！

- But this is me creating my cinematic world.

讓我再分享一個想法。

- Right, right. - Yeah. - Yeah. That's, yeah.

作為一個創作者，你有一種獨特的力量。

And you've mentioned that before, your cinematic world, you clearly have put a lot of thought into how you want it.

你可以用你的內容影響人們，激勵他們，教育他們，娛樂他們。

It's not what is naturally around you. It's like your fantasy, the world you want to create is what we get to see.

這是一種責任，但也是一種特權。

- Yes. - Which is cool. Yeah. ♪ Such a sad boy ♪ - Like a handlebar mount or something?

用好這種力量。創造有意義的內容。

How's this happening? - Again, I was using a clamp.

對你的觀眾誠實。對你自己誠實。

- Okay. - Although, this was such a tricky shot.

這樣你不僅會建立一個成功的頻道，還會建立一個有意義的遺產。

This shot only lasts a second because it kept tipping over and it was so hard to ride a bike with it on.

好的，這是我最後的想法。謝謝你們聆聽。

But yeah, this is clamped with a very wide angle.

再見！去創造一些美麗的東西！

I think I was on a smaller lens as well when I was filming this one.

好的，這就是這個視頻的結束。

- Okay. All right, cool. - Yeah. ♪ Caught my eye ♪ - Again, another Easter egg, that's not my address (laughs) for people who were very concerned and that's not Colt's address either.

我希望你喜歡它，並從中學到了一些東西。

So my address, if you type it in, it goes to a bookstore that I grew up going to.

如果你有任何反饋，請在評論區留言。

- Wow. - And also, I wanna say, Colt's address is a certain Chipotle that's down the street from 368.

我總是很想聽到你們的想法。

And it was the Chipotle he went to after he met Casey Neistat, which is his idol. (laughs) - Oh my God, Kariza, come on. - Little Easter eggs.

好的，我們下次見。保重！再見！

If no one gets it, that's fine. But to me, it's very satisfying.

讓我們做一個最終的告別。

- That's so interesting that it's like, clearly no one else will know that.

謝謝Kariza分享你的經驗和智慧。

So it's not even for them, it's just for you.

謝謝所有觀看這個視頻的人。

- Yes. But if there are people who are curious.

你們的支持對我來說意義重大。

- Right. - Then it's a nice surprise.

如果你還沒有訂閱，請考慮訂閱。

Also, that's something that I love about other things, like other movies, other shows.

我們每週都會發布新的、有價值的內容。

I love Easter eggs. I love the fandom culture, where you're like, "Oh my God, they did this and this is a call back to this."

好的，我們下次見。照顧好自己。再見！

So I'm like, how can I bring those things into my videos?

再見大家！記得追求你的夢想！

Even if I'm the only one who notices it.

好的，這就是今天的全部內容。

- So great. (upbeat music) That's a fake knuckle crack, of course. - Oh, it definitely is fake.

感謝你們花時間觀看這個視頻。

But I wanted to be a little bit, like, extra and a little bit of humor, that's like, "Oh my gosh, that was so dubbed." (laughs) - Is this Kariza's actual desk?

我希望它給你帶來了一些價值。

Is it this clean and organized? Or is this fantasy world?

如果有的話，請分享給可能會受益的朋友。

- This is fantasy world for sure. I mean, look at the cookies. It looks perfect.

好的，再見！我們下次見！

(Jack and Kariza laugh) But here you can actually see a little bit of my storyboards there. - Yeah.

讓我在最後說一句話。

- So that's kind of how they look like.

創作是一段旅程，不是目的地。

But this is clean. - Right. - Yeah. - Yeah.

享受這個過程，不要只關注結果。

It's almost like, I mean I'm trying to, I'm just trying to like really describe your style.

每一個視頻，每一次嘗試，都是學習和成長的機會。

It's almost like a Pinterest mood board or something where we're like seeing like, it's like a magazine of your life, you know? - Yes.

擁抱這段旅程，看看它會帶你到哪裡。

- It's like this, I don't know, there's something very, yeah.

好的，這是我最後的想法。謝謝你們。再見！

Again, maybe that's the fairytale component. - And I try to like have little pops of color here and there.

好的，視頻結束了。希望你們喜歡。

I wouldn't say my work is very, very bright, bright colors, but I do try to have complementary colors within my shot.

別忘了訂閱和打開通知。

- Mm-hmm. Yeah. - Mm-hmm. When I set out to romanticize my life more and document it, I wondered if and when there would ever be a week

我們每週都會發布新的內容。

where I would have to deal with this.

好的，再見！保重！

- Wow. Such nice lighting in the shot.

讓我們結束今天的對話。

Can you tell us about the lighting setup?

這是一次很有啟發性的討論。

It's really nice. - Off camera, on this side. - Okay.

我學到了很多關於vlog製作和創作的知識。

- I have a big window, which is nice.

希望你們也有同樣的感受。

But unfortunately, it was very overcast that day, so that didn't do much.

好的，謝謝Kariza。謝謝觀眾。

So I have a soft box that's right, 45 degrees from me.

我們下次再見。再見！

But it's on the lowest setting and there's an egg crate on it.

再見大家！祝一切順利！

So just very natural. I want it to look as natural as possible.

好的，這就是今天的視頻。

- Right. - I try to keep it as simple as I can.

如果你喜歡它，請給它一個讚。

And especially for something like this, I'm just like, vlogging to the camera. - Right.

這真的幫助了頻道成長。

- So I just try to make it look a bit running on.

好的，再見！下次見！

- Yeah. - I've been in a creative rut for the past few weeks and today, today that's gonna.

最後的最後，記住：

- Do you film on autofocus or do you film manually?

你的創作之旅是獨一無二的。

- So I film on autofocus. Now with the camera that I have, the FX3, it has the eye recognition, so it just tracks wherever you are.

不要把自己和別人比較。

On my older camera and maybe the first, I would say, first three to four vlogs of the year, I was like, the autofocus was non-existent.

專注於你自己的成長和進步。

So I would have to manually focus everything and just make sure that I would just stay in the same spot.

慶祝每一個小勝利。

- Yeah. - But then I think autofocus allows more, just like, you can be more loose with it.

從每一次失敗中學習。

- Yeah. - So I mean, I had the struggle of it, so I don't, I was like, "Okay, I need a camera that can track me." - Super cool. Love that. - Yeah.

保持好奇心和創造力。

- You're coming up on a year of filmmaking and vlogging here.

這樣你就會在這條路上走得很遠。

So what have you learned over that period?

好的，這是我最後的建議。

If you had to break it down, what are some of the key lessons that you think folks at home could benefit from?

謝謝你們觀看。再見！

- I think that, when you're a creator, you want to have the freedom to experiment and to constantly be growing and changing within your craft.

好的，視頻結束。

But having an anchor and a north star to guide you and to have a bit of structure to what you're doing is so helpful.

希望你們喜歡今天的內容。

I feel like a lot of times, it's so easy to lose your way or forget why you're doing something, and I feel like if you have something

我們下週見。保重！再見！

to always refer you back to what you started with, then I think that is something that is so invaluable and it also just grounds you in what you're doing.

再見！

And so I think for one year, I wanted to just be consistent with a style for one year, okay.

好的，這就是全部了。謝謝大家！再見！

And then maybe the next season of content, I can be like, okay, now we're gonna just add this element in and in this element in,

這就是今天要分享的內容，希望對你有所幫助。

and then for a season, it'll be consistent like that.

記住持續創作和改進是成功的關鍵。

But I think the one year taught me both discipline in staying consistent in this one thing, but also having the freedom to experiment outside those pillars that I had for myself.

好的，我們下次見。祝你的創作之旅順利！

- So cool getting to talk to you about these videos.

再見大家！記得訂閱頻道獲取更多內容。

Thank you for taking the time. It's so fun to just pick your brain about how you think about this stuff.

希望這些技巧能幫助你創造更好的vlog。

- Thank you for having me. (upbeat music)

保重！我們下次再見！