Where do I get video ideas? 0 ▲ Brick Experiment Channel 2 hours ago · 10 min read1998 words · Tech · hide One question YouTube viewers often ask is where I get the ideas for my Lego videos. I’ll try to answer that here with a few examples. The original Aha! -moment often comes when I’m taking a shower or waking up from sleep. I’ll be daydreaming about e.g. how a certain Lego vehicle operates, usually through an internal dialogue where I’m explaining it to an imaginary person. Then, in the middle of the dialogue, I’ll stop and ask “what if I make the vehicle extremely long?” or “what if there are 10 wheels instead of 4, does it still work?”. Basically I’m just asking “what if” questions and visualizing the result. And then Boom!, I have a new concept, ready to test if it works in reality. Another source of ideas is other YouTubers. Some of my best videos started with inspiration from them. Maybe it’s because I can see how they made the video, the editing, lighting, camera angles, thumbnail, title, and everything else. So, I don’t have to figure out every detail from scratch. It’s like… Commenting on Bubbles has been removed. Why? If you want to talk about this post, write to the author, use the comments on their blog if it has them, or reply with a "RE:" post on your own blog. Suggestions? feedback@bubbles.town