Tell science through human stories - Alex Dainis (BiteScized)

0:00 Intro 0:49 What is your channel? 1:48 How did you get started on YouTube? 3:22 What was your undergraduate degree? 3:47 Why did you leave science? 5:59 What did you do in your job with the interactive media company? 6:30 How did you find being in front of the camera for the first time and being judge by your peers? 8:01 You went from BiteScized to vlogging. Discuss. 9:21 Why did you stop BiteScized and what made you want to come back? 10:02 Did you miss making videos? 10:28 You like editing? Who actually likes editing? 11:33 How did you learn to edit and what do you use? 12:32 Do you feel proficient at editing? 13:06 How is coming up with ideas different now it's based on personal experience? 14:45 How do you judge how much of your personal life to keep personal? 16:07 Who watches your channel and how does that make you feel? 17:20 Do you have any ideas why more men watch you? 18:10 How much do you consider your appearance/presentation on camera? 19:18 Would you YouTube differently if you had a different audience? 21:46 How do you pick your grad life topics? 22:19 How long in advance do you plan your videos? 23:36 How has YouTube affected your relationship with your supervisor? 24:15 Where do you get your inspiration from? 27:55 You want to teach through human stories? 28:20 Where do you see yourself after grad school? 30:06 What video are you proudest of? 31:06 What one thing do you want people to know about you and science YouTube that you don't think they know?