Edinburgh’s First Vlogging Workshop
Another successful gathering has taken place! There was a large turnout for the evening workshop, which had a holiday theme. For the second time, the Edinburgh Blogger Conference brought together Scotland’s influential voices in vlogging on December 7th.
The event targeted both newcomers and seasoned pros in the field of vlogging. The event featured activities, shows, and free food and drinks! An after-panel then appears, which was again held in the incredible White Space.
With speakers such as Wee Scottish Lass, who runs the main workshop, the event promises to be engaging. I’m a wee Scottish lass from the bonnie, bonnie land of Scotland and a Scottish vlogger/YouTuber in Scotland. If you have any requests, drop me a comment on one of my videos or message me! Otherwise, catch me up on the following:
- Instagram—MoscoMoon
- Twitter—MoscoMoon
- DeviantArt—MoscoMoon
- Snapchat—MoscoMoon
- Facebook—MoscoMoon Damian Keyes
Damian graduated from music college at 19 and joined the core team that grew the same college from 50 students to 800 before leaving at 23 to set up the Brighton Institute of Modern Music (BIMM). This is now one of the world’s most successful independent music colleges, valued at over £50 million. He founded DK Music Management, the UK’s largest commercial band management company.
He’s continued to invest in companies since. Still, Damian’s primary focus and passion over the past year have been setting up advice pages on social media, where he blogs daily about how to use social media and online marketing to build a following.
Through his various socials and public speaking, Damian guides creatives and businesses on how to make their online presence the best it can be.
- Instagram: damiankeyes1
- Twitter—damiankeyes
- Facebook—damokeyes
- Site: damiankeyes.com
The Kilted Coaches, who came down from Perth, followed them, speaking about their YouTube experience and fitness in partnership with The Nomis Agency.
Hailing from Scotland, YouTube duo The Kilted Coaches are both on a mission to bring health and happiness to as many people as possible across the globe.
They have hit the USA audience with over 45k subscribers and over 6 million views on YouTube, and they are building on their continued success with a recent Superfoods appearance on Channel 4. They have also signed with a talent management company for influencers, The Nomis Agency.
The kilt-wearing duo are excited to share their story, how brands can work with them and, of course, giving the audience some motivational tips. Be sure to get involved when they are on stage!
- Instagram: thekiltedcoaches
- Twitter: thekiltedcoaches
- Facebook—@thekiltedcoaches
- Site: thekiltedcoaches.com
We ensured that none of our speakers or guests went thirsty or hungry. After an evening of educational entertainment and a site for information, we took the party from Whitespace to Lose on George Street, which was all arranged and supported by complimentary Prosecco, free entry, and, of course, a delicious bubbly.
Fantastic outcome. Alongside that, we also had some great supporters who supplied some goodies involving Graze, Candy Kittens, Pixey, Boost energy drink/protein drink, a personal planner, and wait for space right here videos from previous events. We hope to continue to work with this astonishing and mind-blowing business.
Because let’s face it… They are fantastic!
Our guests energised themselves with sweets, drinks, knowledge, and nutrition! This is how we roll!
Currently, on our next event, which will hopefully be hosted on April 5th, 2018, more information will be confirmed, dedicated to Instagram, capturing the perfect moment.
Huge thank you to all of our supporters. It was a fantastic evening that genuinely opened people’s eyes to the power of vlogging. See the feedback and thoughts; we cannot wait to have you all back for our next event! Keep tuned!
FAQ: Edinburgh’s First Vlogging Workshop Review
What was the Edinburgh Vlogging Workshop about?
The workshop was designed to help aspiring content creators learn the basics of vlogging, including filming techniques, storytelling, editing, and building confidence in front of the camera.
Is the workshop suitable for beginners?
Yes. Most vlogging workshops are created with beginners in mind, covering everything from using your smartphone or camera to creating engaging video content.
Do I need expensive equipment to start vlogging?
Not at all. Many successful vloggers begin with just a smartphone, a small tripod, good natural lighting, and a basic editing app.
What skills can you learn at a vlogging workshop?
Depending on the workshop, you may learn:
- Camera settings
- Filming techniques
- Storytelling
- Editing basics
- Audio tips
- Confidence on camera
- Social media content creation
- YouTube and video marketing advice
Is a vlogging workshop worth attending?
If you’re interested in creating videos for YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, or your business, a workshop can help you improve your skills much faster than trying to learn everything on your own.
Can complete beginners attend?
Absolutely. Most workshops welcome people with little or no experience and teach the fundamentals in an easy-to-follow way.
Will I get hands-on experience?
Yes. Many workshops include practical filming sessions where participants create videos, practise different camera angles, and receive feedback on their work.
Do I need to be confident on camera?
No. Many attendees start out feeling nervous. Workshops often include tips for speaking naturally, presenting confidently, and overcoming camera shyness.
