I’ve been a fan of YouTube for a long time. From the time my parents bought their first VHS camcorder (weighing in at the weight of a small toddler), I’ve always been interested in recording stuff to video. When I got to high school, I suddenly had access to equipment where I could edit the videos, which was amazing.
Today, kids have Macs and $100 worth of software that allows them to make videos that look phenomenally better than anything I ever created. What’s more, kids have the ability to send their creations to a world-wide audience via the internet and sites like YouTube.
Its never too late to start taking advantage of that, right?
During our last trip to Disney World, my sister and I decided to do our own version of the in-room TV special on the “Top 7 Must See’s” at Disney World. This is a 30 minute show that plays continuously and features an over-excited host that talks about nearly every attraction on the resort’s property. We set out to do a parody of it and broadcast it as an episode of the Netcot Podcast and also post it on YouTube.
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