Vlogmas

Hey peeps!!

How are you all doing? How's the festive season treating you so far? Good, I hope! If you are subscribed to my YouTube channel, you will have seen that I've been doing the vlogmas series on there. 
This year I have decided to catch all of my footage using my mobile phone rather than using my camera and then having to upload onto my laptop to edit before publishing it on YouTube, so it's much easier doing it on my phone. I don't have to worry about taking my camera everywhere and can be a bit more discreet for when I'm out in public, ha ha! I've found some apps to do the editing for me which are 'InShot' which is free (if I remember rightly). This is fairly easy to navigate although pretty basic but it does what you need it to do. 
There has been one or two vlogmas days where I've had to put together like two days worth of footage as I wasn't able to get enough footage but hopefully you'll understand this. 
I think now the videos are getting more Christmassy now as we're moving closer to Christmas Day. I always strive to be as honest and as positive as I can be. This is who I am and how I've always been. My videos so far have shown; cooking, Christmas shopping, me talking and little snippets of my closest family. Although they're not as comfortable in front of the camera as I am especially with it going online (so please always bare this in mind). Is there anything that you can think of that you would like to see on my vlogmas series that you know could be possible for me to do or talk about? 
What's vlogmas, are you thinking? Vlogmas is where YouTubers film a video everyday during December. I think it's a great idea whether you're a YouTube user or just someone who likes to watch the videos as you get a glimpse of people's lives and it gets you more excited for the festive season. 🎄
Anyway, that's enough from me and I apologise for the lack of posts last week, as I needed a week off blogging. Let me know your thoughts and ideas, and I shall see you all in my next post!! 🎄🎅🏼⛄️xxx 

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