Youtube Channel Revival

I did have a Youtube Channel this year with 2 book trailers uploaded on it. My plan was to create book trailers (because they are the cutest idea for me as a writer) and it will help me learn video editing software, like DaVinci Resolve. It's free and has lots of bells and whistles--and a learning curve--more like steep and majestic mountains for me. I use Microsoft's Powerpoint Program to create the trailers, but I also want to draw more. Clip Studio Paint will help me with coloring and adding fun purikura (Print Club) elements to my book covers and other illustrations for my future books.

I am not a professional artist, but I want to include little doodles in my work.

So I think restarting my channel will help out with this, and I need to have things to do so I won't feel so sad all the time. I also have tons of gaming footage that I want to share so I can clear out PC and Playstation 5 storage. So if you like video games, I may play something you may want to check out.

JRPGS are my favorite games to play because they tell engaging and unique stories. I will organize the videos into playlists.

My Youtube Channel name is the same as my blog: ShadowLightPress , which is my publishing company name. Feel free to go ahead and subscribe. The name represents both sides of my heart. I have links available and will share updates on my blog as well. I'm also on BlueSky.

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