Get your message across, but also make it a little amusing.ĭon’t get us wrong, you should still definitely have some kind of sound to your videos, even if your audience may not always be listening. But with subtitles, you can add in emotions or separate thoughts. When you’re listening to a video with sound, the dialogue and possibly music is all that you’ll hear. Subtitles are great for two reasons: they get your message across with no sound, and you can have fun with them. What keeps you watching it is that it catches your eye with engaging visuals. Think of the videos you watch on Facebook (*cough* Tasty *cough*): why do you watch them? More often than not you simply come across videos, you do not explicitly search for them.
Be animated as you speak! Showing emotion and using gestures will make your audience want to turn on the sound.Īs much as possible, make your videos visually pleasing. We understand not all videos are going to be very active, but don’t just stand still and bore your audience to death.
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No fear! We’re here with tips on how to keep your videos engaging without sound. So how do you keep a video engaging with no sound? Should we start taking pointers from the silent movies of the 1900s? This may be for a number of reasons, from being at work or school to simply being too lazy to turn on the sound. Studies show that only 15% of Facebook users watch videos with the sound on. But there’s a catch that you may not be aware of. You can upload, share, and even do a live video. Facebook has made sharing videos easier than ever.
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