should have pulled back a little with the camera while videoing.
that's the way i do it, but if you're learning, that vid won't help.
you can't see all of the technique.
The knots he is tying are fairly simple and straight-forward but I wish people would learn that when you are teaching knots on video, you need to use line or cord that actually shows up on film. A colored cord that contrasts with the background.
Also, tie the knot and then do a 'voice over' of what you want to convey to people....not some 'stream of consciousness' type instruction as you are doing it.
Lost me at the start because I always snell a circle hook and use a palomar (double) to swivels. Here is a great video for a proper snell knot that also reveals some good video technique.
This knot, when tied correctly, actually aids the design of the hook. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxXg8ztX07M
i remember losing a few good size fish when i was practicing the snell.
it's a great knot if you tie it correctly. one wrong turn and you've lost fish. the vid of how to tie one really does a good job.