Shweta used to force herself into tight 1 to 1.5 minute scripts with constant breaks, which felt unnatural and killed her storytelling. She shifted to narrative-driven videos where she could talk for 2-3 minutes or longer, letting ideas breathe instead of chopping them up.
So the one main thing that I would tell is I was always focusing on the short videos, 1 minute or maximum 1.5-minute video, and I was, uh, more focusing on the script part, that someone can give me the script and then I'll just simply record it. And that required me a lot of breaks in between. I could not do it at one go at all because it's scripted. It will not come naturally. It was very obvious. But then because of this, I focused more on the storytelling part and then, um, whatever is there related to me. So then I could elaborate more. So I can continue till 2 minutes, 3 minutes, or even more than that. So that was the thing that I was, uh, not comfortable with before. So recording long videos, I think that has— now I have overcome that.
