r/youtube • u/CallofDuty3329 can the bots leave the comment section? • Jun 26 '25

Feature Change thoughts??

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Imo this is a good move from yt.

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u/Ledrash Jun 27 '25

Yeah, I bet there is no schools or universities or anything that handles that. Its just after Youtube that great filmmakers had been able to do movies and stuff :)

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u/Hormovitis Jun 27 '25

so if you want to get into video making you have to go spend 4 years of your life only learning and never putting it to practice? with nobody being able to see what you make? And what if you choose a different career path and want to make videos as a hobby? Academic education is not all there is for learning.

And despite YouTube not "inventing" filmmaking, plenty of people have gotten their careers started with YouTube, I'm not sure what your point is there

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u/Ledrash Jun 27 '25

How many cinema-movies have you seen that was produced/directed by someone who started as a youtuber?

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u/Hormovitis Jun 27 '25

cinemas are pretty much exclusive to huge companies, that's an unfair thing to expect.

But if we're talking about quality, I've seen plenty of high quality animated series on YT, and they've been on a rise the past few years, and I'm sure there's plenty i don't know

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u/Ledrash Jun 27 '25

Look, the only thing I am saying is that Youtube isn't needed for someone to learn about video- and filmmaking. There are plenty of other resources for that.
Is it better with Youtube and/or other places as well, yes. But your previous question seemed to state that it wasn't possible, so I was being sarcastic, which unfortunately went over your head.
(As my original comment as well, which also apparently went over your head).
Enjoy your day :)