I've posted videos to YouTube a few times. I'll try to help, unless an expert can step in. The first thing would be to make sure you have permission to share the content. Also, check if the interviews are already uploaded on the TV station's website or social media-then you can just link to theirs-problem solved!
Do you own the clip and have a copy on your computer? Sorry, it's unclear to me.
You'll have to set up a YouTube account, if you haven't already, with a username and password. Once that's done a whole new world of tutorials will be accessible. I can't remember exactly what's involved but it may include info on what format the file should be in, the parameters for length of video, etc. I remember you have to input:
a title for the clip
keywords/hashtags to help people find it
and there's a thing where you have to indicate if the content is specifically meant for children, which, oddly enough, the answer would be "no" since it's also for adults.
That's all I can think of off the top of my head.
Does your org have an instagram account? That might be a more trendy place to upload videos. TikTok also-at least until yesterday's announcement.
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Carol B.
Foster Volunteer/Grants Coordinator
Michigan
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-24-2024 07:46 PM
From: Karen Kirsch
Subject: Posting to You Tube - Technical Help Needed
We started a You Tube channel and are now trying to upload interviews from the local TV station to our You Tube channel. I can't figure out how to do that -- or if it's even OK to do. Can anyone help?
Our YouTube channel (linked here)
News Interview (one of them) below
Spayed and Aid of Kentucky holds first pet food distribution event (wbko.com)
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Karen Kirsch
Founder
Spayed and Aid
KY
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