We are hooked on Andrew St Pierre White. The man is a masterful story teller, he has a great sense of humor, and he videos and photographs lots of scenery, wildlife, and culture, which are the three main reasons that we overland. However, moost viewers today have little patience for anything longer than a couple of minutes. I too have posted up a couple of vids on our travels, but it seems the general populace has a very short attention span. A 2 minute jeep getting unstuck vid has over 7,000 hits, while some of my best stuff 5 or 6 to 15 or 20 minutes, gets only a few hundred hits. The guys here in the US that have decent productions take themselves way too seriously. Overlanding for my wife and I is all about having fun, and within that realm, even when things go sour, we find humor in it. Here is part 1 of an adventure from several years ago, complete with Pee Wee Herman music. If one watches both short vids, it tells a story, with vids, photos, written word and music. We like it a lot, but it seems not many others do.. So, to answer your question? Be an artist, do what "you" enjoy, cause if you try to please others, you fail yourself.
Beyond that, I do all my own mechanical work on my rig and in my home, so the "how to" vids are my "go to" resource.
