Hello everyone! I need your advice, pleaseee ! I have a Vtuber character that i use to make videos of me playing The witcher 3 and stardew valley. But the thing is.. it doesn't gain alot of views. Plus, English is not my first language so I'm not that confident while giving commentary in English even though i enjoy it more than when i speak in my mother tongue... So the question is.. should i continue making gaming content because i enjoy it? Or switch to another niche.. i like horror.. i like cooking.. i like academic topics... Idk.. I'm all over the place..

Also, I'm not gonna lie and say I don't have hopes of this being a source of income.. i resigned from my previous job for various reasons and I can't seem to find a remote part time vacancy related to my experience and feild of study .. that's why i switched to gaming which is something i enjoy..

Any idea on how to move forward will be highly appreciated.

I run a growing performance marketing agency for DTC brands. I’m a sales person not a creative and I want to build my personal brand across short form social and YouTube. I’m looking for an LA based creative director or content producer to own it end to end from strategy, scope, trend aware content, and high quality production from the ground up.

Experience with founder led brands is a must. Please share your portfolio and one founder brand you helped grow including which metrics moved and by how much.

Reply here or DM me with your portfolio link.

US (Los Angeles) based, will be paid in US dollar

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I'm working toward a live FX direction style for my gaming content and content in general. My goal is to make my content feel like a live performance, with humor, reactions, vocal FX, sound, and motion design happening in the moment rather than relying on heavy post production.

I respect heavily edited content, but that style doesn't come naturally to me. I prefer creating assets and directing things on the fly, and hyper-edited content isn't the direction I want to pursue.

I've already built my own FX library and have the equipment and systems in place to execute my ideas. My struggle is learning to recognize moments worth enhancing, choosing and remembering to use the right fx. (Ofc while keeping it smooth. Which I presume would just come more with time and practice).

I'm looking for advice on where to start and building that mental muscle.

Any recommendations of creators that have similar styles would also help. The Call of Duty DJ. Is the only creator that comes to mind. As someone who uses such a high volume of things in such quick succession and smoothly.

Feel free to ask me any clarifying questions.

Hi! I’ve been trying to pursue and post more online. I’ve recently gotten a few UGC deals that I’ve been proud of but I have a hard time growing my personal page. I mainly post on TikTok and I try to stay active on IG but I find that I get low views despite the amount of time/effort I put into a high quality video. Any tips on how to keep growing. I recently started a ShopMy and I only made one sale from a friend.

ShopMy: https://shopmy.us/shop?Curator_id=843946&Section_id=2980028

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@alliyahclisild?_r=1&_t=ZP-9AwKjbBTWPe

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alliyahclisild?cplk=ZjJkNjNoaTZ0dzdl&utm_source=qr

I put my socials for you guys to review and see what kind of content I should make to keep my audience engaged. Would love any and every tips! I find that I get burned out when it doesn’t do well but learning to change my mindset. Anyways, thank you a million!!!🤍🤍

New to making content ask me about what

DISCLAIMER: This post is in no way intended for self-promotion, requesting charity or donations, or violating any community guidelines. This is a genuine discussion post meant to connect with people, share stories, build relationships, and create opportunities for everyone involved to grow. I’m not sharing channel links or trying to advertise anything. I’m simply looking to connect with people who might be interested in working together.
Hey everyone! A little about me: I’m a recovering addict who turned my life around after spending years caught up in addiction and crime. Getting clean gave me a completely different perspective on life, and creating content has become a way for me to turn my past experiences into something positive. I know what it’s like to struggle, make mistakes, and try to rebuild your life, and I believe everyone has a story worth hearing.
I’m looking to connect with people for podcast interviews, either remotely or in person, and gather leads for a longer-term documentary-style project. Reddit helped me connect with my last guest, and it was a great experience. I’m hoping to meet more people I might not otherwise cross paths with and hear stories that deserve to be told.
My style is inspired by creators like Channel 5, Tommy G, and Brandon Buckingham, but with my own twist. I’m interested in getting out into the real world, meeting people where they are, and having genuine conversations about life, culture, and the experiences that shape us. I want to go beyond the typical sit-down interview and understand communities through the people who actually live in them.
The bigger project I’m working toward involves traveling to different cities, spending real time in neighborhoods, talking to people from different backgrounds, and trying to understand their perspectives rather than judging them from the outside. I’m interested in street culture, addiction and recovery, homelessness, poverty, entrepreneurship in difficult areas, and the people behind the headlines. The goal is to have honest conversations, explore different sides of a story, and give people a chance to be heard.
I’m especially interested in connecting with people who have overcome major life challenges, including addiction, homelessness, incarceration, or other difficult circumstances. I’d also love to speak with business owners working in struggling communities, people involved in law enforcement or the legal and mental health systems, and individuals who live in neighborhoods that outsiders often misunderstand.
I’m also looking to connect with people involved in hip-hop, including up-and-coming rappers, independent artists, and hip-hop historians who have experienced the culture firsthand. If you have a unique perspective on your community or know someone whose story deserves to be heard, I’d love to connect with you.
You don’t have to be famous, and you don’t need some unbelievable or dramatic story. Sometimes the most interesting people are the ones nobody has ever thought to sit down and talk to.
We can always start with a remote podcast conversation, get to know each other, and see where things go. Down the road, I’d like to travel, meet people in person, and create documentary-style content that gives a more complete picture of the people and places being covered. I want this to be about genuine connections, mutual growth, and giving people an opportunity to share their experiences in their own words.
If this sounds interesting to you, or you know somebody who might be a good fit, feel free to send me a DM. Just tell me what city you’re in, a little about yourself, and what kind of story or perspective you could bring to the table.
I’m not looking for handouts or charity. I’m looking to build connections, learn from other people, help bring their stories to a wider audience, and hopefully create opportunities for everyone involved to grow.
Let’s connect, share stories, and build something real together.

I’ve been exploring an idea for creators, influencers, newsletters, and businesses that monetize their audiences through partnerships.

Imagine connecting your content or business to an AI agent that understands your audience and commercial preferences.

It would proactively discover relevant products and negotiate with other AI agents representing those brands. You’d only receive proposals that match your conditions, and you’d always have the final say.

For example, you could specify that you only accept paid sponsorships above a certain amount, or that you’re open to recurring commissions for products you genuinely like.

I’m curious:

• How do you currently find sponsorships or affiliate partnerships? Do brands approach you, or do you actively look for deals?
• Would you trust an AI agent to negotiate on your behalf if you controlled the conditions?
• Would you consider promoting smaller software products if the financial terms made sense, or do you prefer established brands?

I’m not building anything yet, just trying to understand whether this would actually be useful for creators.

I need more content creator friends but idk how to look for them

Hi, would anyone be kind enough to share how to make videos with only an iphone , 3 basic studio lights and a white backdrop. I sadly do not have a DSLR and cannot right now afford to hire a videographer. I am a artist making mosaic kits which have ceramic tiles. I want to make a video of me up cycling an old planter or table or tray using my tiles to show how they can be used and the table I am putting the object on, is black.

As I do not have experience and knowledge of photography or video making, all my efforts thus far have been bad. I have tried googling it but still can't seem to get it right. please help

I want to start posting on social media and create a kind of "internet diary" sort of thing.

I already have personal social media accounts (Insta, Youtube) and will be making new social media accounts just for the "Internet Diary".

Is there an app that I can get that puts all of my new accounts into one space? Like I open this app, and inside are widgets for tiktok, instagram, pinterest, and youtube, and I can post from inside the apps within the app, but then I can just go to the regular apps outside the app to use my personal social media?

I don't know if this makes any sense, I tried to look it up on google, but it just gave me a stupid ai response.

I would also prefer if the app was free.

Hi all, I'm an indie dev and I've been building an Android voice recorder called ClearVoice. It's ready for a first round of testers.

The idea: most recorders save the noise and leave you to fix it later. ClearVoice removes background noise while you record, so the file you save is already clean.

What it does:

• Real-time noise removal (fans, AC, traffic hum, hiss). It's on-device, so your audio is not uploaded and it works offline.

• A noise removal slider, so you decide how much to remove. You can change it while recording.

• Every recording keeps the cleaned version and the original, with an Original / Cleaned switch to compare them from the same spot.

• Pick a file quality from small to best. Share as Opus or WAV.

• No account or sign-up.

Honest limits:

• It works best on steady background noise. Other people talking in the background are harder to remove completely.

• It's a recorder, not a call app, so there is no echo cancellation.

• It stops and saves if you switch apps or a call takes the mic (no background recording yet).

• I've tested it on an emulator, not many real phones, so I especially want to hear about different devices.

What I'd like feedback on:

1. Does it sound better than your usual recorder in a noisy room?
2. Any crashes, odd behaviour or problems on your phone model?
3. What would you want next (background recording, trimming, etc.)?

To test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/dev.clearvoice.clearvoice_app

(If it asks for your email, reply and I'll add you as a tester.)

Thanks for any feedback, good or bad.

So I am new to content creation so please give me tips for everything and what should i do and post how many times?? Also should i post on yt too and other platforms. My reach is so dead too.

Hey everyone!

I'm a small creator from India, and around 10 days ago, I started a self-improvement page on Instagram.

Instagram: u/amankrpandey7647
https://www.instagram.com/amankrpandey7647/

I started with 45 followers, and I'm currently at 65. It's a small beginning, but I'm enjoying the process of showing up consistently and learning something new every day.

Right now, I create content around self-improvement, relatable questions, mindset, and motivational thoughts. My goal isn't just to post quotes but to create content that makes people think, reflect, and maybe change something about their lives.

I'm now thinking about taking this challenge into its next phase, and I'd love to hear from people who understand content creation or are interested in self-improvement.

A few things I'd genuinely appreciate your help with:

• Honest feedback: If you check out my page, what do you think I should improve?
• New ideas: Should I experiment with storytelling, practical self-improvement tips, psychology, cinematic videos, personal experiences, or something completely different?
• Finding my direction: What would make this kind of content stand out instead of looking like another generic motivational page?
• Support: If you find my content relatable or meaningful, a follow, a comment, or even a suggestion would mean a lot while I'm starting out.

I'm not expecting overnight success, and I'm not here to pretend I've figured everything out. I'm learning as I go, and I'd rather build something meaningful than chase numbers.

If you're also a small creator, I'd love to hear about what you're building and what you've learned so far.

Thank you to anyone who takes the time to check out my work or share advice. I genuinely appreciate it.

I am pretty new to content creation. I am in the process of figuring out how and where to get all the creator things - I am not trying to create professional grade content that looks like it’s out of a movie. Just like everyday looking stuff that resonates with my audience.
I’m wondering if there’s a good site to look for free everyday video clips I could use that don’t look like they were filmed with professional materials. I just want raw, real material filmed with phones that are open for use. Is that even a thing? Somewhere I can get clips that looked like I filmed it with my own phone. Of course I’m happy to tag whoever the source was, I’m just wondering if this is a thing.

Thanks!