Scott Alan Miller Vlog - My Daily Life in Central America
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Likely very fleeting, but for a brief moment, I'm currently riding the wave of being the #1 English language show in the country...
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Nicaragua addresses are pretty crazy. And in a way, don't even exist. While searching for a restaurant that no one could locate, I talk about why Nicaragua does this, how things work, when they don't work, and how you can work around this.
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@scottalanmiller
You make interesting videos Scott! And with a consistent output! Keep up the good work!How many hours of work is it to turn the raw footage from a video, like this one, into the finished product ready for upload?
I'm thinking about having a channel but it seems like it would require a substational time commitment.
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@Pete-S said in Scott Alan Miller Vlog - My Daily Life in Central America:
You make interesting videos Scott! And with a consistent output! Keep up the good work!
Thanks!!
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@Pete-S said in Scott Alan Miller Vlog - My Daily Life in Central America:
How many hours of work is it to turn the raw footage from a video, like this one, into the finished product ready for upload?
Of work, it's about 2-3 minutes per minute of recorded footage in editing. And obviously 1 minute for each minute of recording, lol. Often there is travel time.
There is a lot of waiting time for uploads and downloads, but that's all just computer time. And render time.
So it takes most of a day to get a video out, but about 2-3 hours of my time to produce it, typically. The episode that went live today is 70 minutes shot in two segments. That took 75 minutes of filming time and about three hours to edit or more (if you watch it, you can tell why, I label every street.)
Then 1-2 hours to render. Uploading and downloading was probably pushing eight hours. Then YouTube's rendering took over 30 hours once uploaded to them! That one was intense.
The vlog format lets me move pretty quickly, but it's still intense. Valentina makes the thumbnails after the whole process is done. That's like 20-60 minutes per episode of her time too. She tends to batch them. She's doing five today, for example.
