Now this is funny.

by Total-Teacher-8997 1 week ago

Because that is what our faces look like? We don't necessarily have enough B-roll, photos or documents to show on screen for a whole video. Eventually you hit a point in the video where you don't have something else visible, so you cut to yourself If theyre using historic footage they likely have to pay for it, too. that's pretty expensive

by Adept-Razzmatazz8785 1 week ago

OK, consider this. Every animation they do (map, troop movements, troop positioning) costs time and therefore money. Every bit of historical footage they use is likely owned by an archive and requires paying royalties to use. Many historical photos will likewise require paying royalties for use Even stock footage of the locations today requires paying royalties And you can't just sit on blank screens. So what's the alternative?

by Adept-Razzmatazz8785 1 week ago

just checked them out, I like it thanks ♡

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I agree. I want my World War II history presented by Babes.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

They do it w nature documentaries too. 3/4 of the entire video is about the scientists involved.

by Mental_Village 1 week ago

I think a lot of people have a specific different voice that they use for pre-recorded videos however for livestreams they just use their normal talking voice(maybe use of ai voice software??)

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Because TV time is the only way they'll tell their story.

by Anonymous 1 week ago