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Re: What would you like to see on a team's YouTube channel?
Hi there!

Getting into the Social Media part of FIRST Robotics is super fun!

We upload tons of videos to our YouTube channel during build season. We try to mix in a student explaining the part being prototyped, improved, added, whatever and then just some shots of that part or mechanism working. Slap some music on there and you've got a pretty nice video. The editing takes under an hour with iMovie or MovieMaker.

Lots of other teams do it in many different ways though. Some teams never show off mechanisms and just do weekly updates like a news cast where people talk. Others do a voice over with videos playing of people working. Other teams, just upload short videos of their mechanisms with no editing.

Honestly, they're all good choices and I would strongly suggest you try as many as you can to see what fits your team best.

Any other questions, send us a tweet at @Team3313 on Twitter!!
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