Now He Has His Own YouTube Channel.
He followed the webinar steps.
No tutorials. No guesswork. He opened BeeGuide, ToonBee's AI mode, and copied what the presenter did, click by click.
“I literally copied what they did on screen. Same clicks, same order.”
“I'd Been Meaning To Start A Channel
For A Couple Of Months.”
Dave
tells it in his own words
I signed up for the free ToonBee live training the way most people do: curious, a little skeptical, half watching with dinner on the table. My notes app was full of channel ideas. I didn't even have a YouTube channel yet.
Then the presenter opened ToonBee and showed us how to make a video for a faceless YouTube channel, right there on screen. No camera, no drawing, nobody's face. It looked really easy. And I remember thinking: okay… I can actually do this.
I didn't wait for a better moment. Minutes after the webinar ended, my channel already had a name.
– Dave
P.S. After I finished my first video, I emailed the ToonBee team just to say thank you. They wrote back and asked if they could share my story with you. I said yes, because a couple of months ago, I was exactly where you are right now.
HOW HE DID IT
Six steps. One hour.
No animation skills.
He picked a song and a cast.
He didn't invent anything. The song was the one Emma sings in the car. The cast was his family, the cat and Emma's plush dino.
“Picking the song was easy. Emma had already picked it for me.”
He pasted in the lyrics.
No storyboard. No script. He pasted the lyrics, picked the 3D Pixar style, and ToonBee did the rest: characters, images, voice and video.
“I just pasted the lyrics, and ToonBee planned the whole thing out.”
His photos became cartoons.
He used photos already on his phone. Emma, his wife, Grandma, Ala and the plush dino. Each came back as a character that looks the same in every scene.
“Seeing Grandma as a cartoon got me a little emotional, not gonna lie.”
Phone photo
ToonBee character
Emma His daughter, and the star of every episode.
Phone photo
ToonBee character
Mom Reads the maps, packs the snacks.
Phone photo
ToonBee character
Grandma Knows every lullaby by heart.
Phone photo
ToonBee character
Ala Grumpy sidekick. Fan favourite in the comments.
Phone photo
ToonBee character
Dino Emma's plush best buddy. Never leaves her side.
ToonBee made every scene.
ToonBee planned 20 scenes and drew every one. He reviewed them, changed nothing, and hit generate for the final video.
“I didn’t change a single scene. Just reviewed them and hit generate.”
He uploaded it to YouTube.
Title, thumbnail, “Made for kids”, Publish. Emma watched herself sing on TV before bedtime.
And that was it.
“Emma made me play it four times before bed.”
Video published
2:41
“For months I kept saying I would make something for Emma one day. I just never knew where to start, so I never did. The ToonBee webinar showed me it could actually be simple, and that same night I finally started. Now she has her own channel and a dad who stopped putting it off. Thank you, ToonBee, for giving me the push I needed.”Join The Next Free Webinar
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