Help with channel trailer

[adams eats]

Hi guys,

So I've got some holiday coming up in February, and I'd like to spend some time making a channel trailer. I'm just a bit stuck for ideas. I know I need to make sure it's a minute or less and should convey what my channel is about, but I don't know where to start with it. I don't want to copy anyone's ideas, just some pointers perhaps that I can expand on. I kind of want to it be about the food, but also get across that my humour is a part of the channel as well. Thank I need a light bulb moment lol

 

[ImSoLugo]

I think a traditional style intro would be really good for your type of channel actually. A video displaying some of the food you have made while you talk about what your channel is, why you do it and why people should subscribe. (which dude... I might sub and I cant even cook it looks so good) Then towards the end you can do a mini esk montage of your videos.

I'm not sure if you understood what I mean. but I have a few trailers by other YouTubers in mind if you're interested. they aren't food related but just so you get a rough idea.

 

[adams eats]

I think a traditional style intro would be really good for your type of channel actually. A video displaying some of the food you have made while you talk about what your channel is, why you do it and why people should subscribe. (which dude... I might sub and I cant even cook it looks so good) Then towards the end you can do a mini esk montage of your videos.

I'm not sure if you understood what I mean. but I have a few trailers by other YouTubers in mind if you're interested. they aren't food related but just so you get a rough idea.

Thanks man, that's been really helpful. I like the montage idea fur sure. You've been super helpful thanks

 

[Chris Raynerson]

It doesn't have to be super complicated. Introduce yourself, give us your 15 second pitch for the channel, tell us what's coming up, CTA, logo. Done. The b-Roll footage should really just be the best clips from your previous videos with a nice royalty free track in the background.

 

[adams eats]

It doesn't have to be super complicated. Introduce yourself, give us your 15 second pitch for the channel, tell us what's coming up, CTA, logo. Done. The b-Roll footage should really just be the best clips from your previous videos with a nice royalty free track in the background.

Awesome, thanks for the tips!

 

[Ash27]

We just redid ours, all we did was highlight some fun clips of our past videos to music, then highlight each person (we are family vloggers). I think just keep it short, simple, and interesting so viewers will want to stick around to see more .

 

[KatyAdelson]

I've moved this to the Video Ideas and Planning forum. ^^