What type of video content will you create? Do you need to be on camera? In this first lesson, we explore the four video formats you can create and why you may opt for one over the other.

The most successful channels are usually hobby or interest-based, where someone who finds your channel will spend time watching several videos one after another. In this lesson, you'll learn how to decide on a channel that's perfect for you.

In this lesson, you'll learn the Alphabet Soup method for generating a list of ideas for videos.

In this lesson, you'll learn the steps I take when creating a new video for my channel.

In this lesson, we take a look at my recording studio. You'll learn the standard lighting setup used by most YouTubers and the camera I use to record my videos.  

In this lesson, I'll show you the microphone I use and I explain why and how I use a teleprompter.

In this lesson, I'll show you the microphone I use and I explain why and how I use a teleprompter.

In this lesson, we discuss the important concepts in creating thumbnails, and I demonstrate how I create my thumbnails using Google's free drawing tool.

In this lesson, we'll walk through the process of creating a YouTube Channel.

In this penultimate lesson, we'll walk through the process of uploading a video to YouTube, looking at the different options and settings available.

In this final lesson, I offer three tips for being successful on YouTube.