Matt Price

You want it to flow and have some rhythm to it.

So it's kind of the same thing.

That takes a lot of practice to be able to execute those well and then have the right audio equipment and the editing to make it sound good.

A lot of that stuff is easier today than it was when I first started.

Like a lot of these apps and stuff weren't out when we were

I had basically like a studio set up, like a mixed board and all that five years ago where you would have to really kind of know a little something about it.

Now it's getting easier.

But for me, it was more about just getting in a rhythm.

And you get into a rhythm from the voiceover side of things, you get into a rhythm with your videographer and your editor.

I'm doing something, he knows what I'm doing already.

So he knows to get this angle because I'm about to do like a lift shot and show you the sear on the salmon.

He already knows.

So it's all about like choreographed almost.

And that to me is what kind of got me into good groove.

And I've had the same team since day one.

So my videographer has been with me since the first video that I put on YouTube.

It's important, but I would say don't overthink it because that is what people tend to do.

People will be like, well, I'm going to start when I get this, or I got to wait for this thing to happen, or I'm still working on the concept.

I'm still...

waiting on to get my kitchen remodeled or whatever it is.