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[00:06] [applause] The world is currently experiencing a boom in video content. On YouTube alone, about seventy-two hours of video are uploaded every minute. Some people like to simply watch videos, others shoot and edit them, and still others
[00:19] stream. The term "stream" has rapidly burst into our lives, and natural as maintaining your own Instagram or Twitter. But who are these streamers and what do they actually do? Let's figure it out.
[00:35] Hello, specifically, and on artificial intelligence, intelligence, Ivan, a researcher, the profession of the future has won. What are you doing? Tired, built a house, planted a tree. You just need to
[00:50] find a game where you can raise a son. Both toys are on your mind. Are you going to study and work at all? Are you going to collect, collect, collect? In general, my dream is to play for days on end and even make money from it. I know that many people succeed in this too. I
[01:06] want this too. In general, it's even possible to have such a profession as a gaming streamer. And what should you do? You have to play while others what should you do? You have to play while others watch. This suits me, no matter
[01:21] how mysterious and fashionable the word "stream" may sound. In fact, behind it lies something other than the host of a live broadcast on the Internet. Streamers and streamers come out through special services, large and small. The main platforms
[01:33] many other less popular ones, like VKontakte Mixer or Good Game HD. Streamers only comment on games. Not only that, but I would
[01:45] say that games are only 20-25 percent. Now, for example, there are a lot of music-related streams. There are also molecular cooking. I don't cook traditional cooking, to put it mildly, but
[02:01] computer games are my strong point. By the way, how did I get into this streaming thing? I really love playing games. I can't say that since childhood, they saved me from all external social problems. I played and played, and then I learned
[02:16] that there is such a thing as streaming. I watched streamers at the same time, studied very well, and somehow gradually left. For example, at first I recorded Let's Plays, then gradually became a stronghold with something like "wait a minute,
[02:31] this is in public, what language did she speak in our coaching class, and what's so unclear about let's? Play is a video genre where the author films the gameplay and gives their commentary, but not live, but recorded. A full-time streamer is something.
[02:47] live, but recorded. A full-time streamer is something. Firstly, it's something. Who is it? Firstly, it's something. Who is it? Just put together the word "full" and " time." That is, someone who constantly streams and makes a
[03:00] constantly streams and makes a living from this. You can make money from this. It's a matter of luck. You have to build up a base. But if you start with 3 nasty things for the sake of money, it's initially, let's say, a thing that's
[03:15] not even worth starting. It's clear that later, when the cat gets big and you're already getting so much in donations, so much advertising, so again, the incomprehensible word "donation" is in this case a monetary donation. The viewer, for example, is the
[03:30] largest known on Twitch, and the donation amounted to 69 thousand euros. This amount was transferred to the streamer about Wild Liberty Gaming Oval. So, I want to
[03:42] become a streamer. Where to start? You open this, watch it, and in a year of schoolchildren, what programs to download, how to set them up correctly.
[03:54] weakest laptop, as it was with me. You'll figure out what you have, you'll saw something from this, and then gradually it appears. You either earn some money outside of streaming, or if
[04:07] you get donations, your defense improves, not gradually, but rather, you already have a full-fledged computer like a real streamer. That's how I started out when you got a valuable computer. Java replaced it after three years of
[04:21] playing on a weak computer. I also had an idea for a 660 card on a GTX. Now I have more powerful hardware. It's not top-end, but it'll do. You somehow
[04:33] specially prepare for your stream. But I'll put on makeup. Choose some image. If you've changed to cosplay, give one image. But usually, someone comes up with how they want to look so that you position yourself. On the
[04:48] one hand, they don't broadcast. Someone doesn't care at all. My appearance definitely doesn't bother me. So, I think the So, I think the streamer profession isn't suitable. But it will work out for a
[05:02] start. Don't you want to start out as a streamer? Is it a completely new profession that they teach at universities, and they don't teach it either? Maybe there's no pure streaming yet, but It would be nice to get a basic education. Streamers are modern mass media, meaning they are
[05:16] people who can later work in traditional media as journalists, correspondents, cameramen, and presenters. If we go with the traditional training format, yes, it's journalism. Everything related to those same elements of the
[05:32] mind needs to be changed, but it's important that a person has a structured understanding of how to work with target audience elements, write a script, and position themselves in front of the camera. I believe that higher education is necessary to avoid being dumb. That is,
[05:44] in addition to being a streamer, it's clear that it's better to somehow develop and read books to develop your own speech about the Soviet Union. That's useful. I'll go read some books and try to launch my first stream. Good luck, my friend. If you have any
[05:58] Good luck, my friend. If you have any questions, please contact me.