BookTube 2018! discussion

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Does anyone have tips for easy templates? I like the ones where 1/3 of the screen is a split colour with text on top and the rest is a photo.

Thanks!

Does anyone have any tips on getting out of a reading/video making slump? I've been in a slump since January last year, and I haven't had the motivation to make booktube videos....

Jeslyn wrote: "Does anyone have any tips on getting out of a reading/video making slump? I've been in a slump since January last year, and I haven't had the motivation to make booktube videos...."
I just started about a month ago and I look for tags people have done recently or in the past and do those to get myself thinking of what I could do. I also keep a list of ideas I want to try/those that I can do over and over again (hauls, reviews, books to movies, etc).

Reviews may be a good place to start

Njeri Damali wrote: "Does anyone have tips for easy templates? I like the ones where 1/3 of the screen is a split colour with text on top and the rest is a photo.

Thanks!"

Adobe Spark is a great sites for making thumbnails.

I found a bunch of my old Booktube videos do you guys think I should post them? They are great videos I just look really different in them.

Any tips for good video ideas to come out of a reading/video making slump (again lol)? and ways to do Booktube facelessly? I'm not comfortable putting my face and body on camera.

Alex wrote: "Does anyone have any tips on getting out of a reading/video making slump? I've been in a slump since January last year, and I haven't had the motivation to make booktube videos...."

Try different media and then work your way back into books. Watch a quick and short show then maybe a fanfiction if you're into that then a short book that's outside of the genre you read before falling into the slump