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Every Frame A Painting. A great channel (that I wish was getting new videos) going deep on about aspects of moviemaking, editing, musical scores etc. High production quality videos and interesting even if you’re not a film buff or movie nerd.
How The Economic Machine Works by Ray Dalio comes to mind. It's 31 minutes long and provides a great high-level overview of basic economic principles. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0&t=3s
I also listen to old tool restauration videos/CNC/industrial sounds as they put me to sleep as fast if I haven't booked a hotel room on the first floor of a hotel that gives to a busy city street at peak time, or at a specific place that overlooks a mechanic shop with pneumatic tools during work hours. I can't control traffic or people's work hours, so these videos are the closest I got to reproducible, predictable, on-demand sleep.
https://m.youtube.com/c/everyframeapainting Every Frame A Painting. A great channel (that I wish was getting new videos) going deep on about aspects of moviemaking, editing, musical scores etc. High production quality videos and interesting even if you’re not a film buff or movie nerd.
I didn’t really know how to search for this kind of content, this channel is gold!
World's Most Advanced Video Editing Tutorial (Premiere Pro) - Editing LTT from start to finish https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6ERELse_QY
I just got into a bit of video editing because I had to do a real app demo for my new app, for it to be approved on the App Store (https://lowtechguys/rcmd)
This should come in handy for the next app!
(And, more generally, just any/all of the MITOCW stuff.)
Building a VGA video card
Almost nothing it's due to (almost) all you tube educative info contents is terrible as youtuber just target the max viewers as much as possible without caring content's truthfulness and quality