Here's a collection of sites where you can get sound effects and ambience for your projects!

https://freesound.org/ Freesound is a great resource for royalty free and copyright free sounds. Each sound comes with a creative commons license, some of which require credit, so make sure to check those!

https://www.sounds-resource.com/ Sounds resource is an archive of sounds from various video games and PC games, so while they can't be used for anything commercial, you may be able to use them for things like videos or fan games.

https://www.humblebundle.com/software Humble bundle regularly hosts fundraiser bundles of software and game design assets, including sound effects and ambience. You can also put money from your purchase forward the bundles charity. Sadly, humble bundle also puts out bundles of AI books, though, so it's up to you if you think the good outweighs the bad here.

Unreal Marketplace If your project is an Unreal Engine 4/5 game, check out what the Unreal marketplace has to offer! They offer both free and paid sound effect packs for your games. Some you can download as wav files without Unreal Engine installed, as well!

https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/ Another nice resource of free and royalty free sound effects! Attribution is not required, but appreciated!

https://www.youtube.com/ Youtube can be a great place to find copyright free/royalty free sounds too! To get the sounds form the videos, you can use a tool such as mediahuman's youtube-to-mp3 converter.

https://www.gamedevmarket.net/category/audio/sound-fx A paid store where you can find all sorts of sounds and ambience for your video game projects! Humble bundle seems to do bundles with them pretty often so you may want to look into that to save some money here, too.

https://sonniss.com/gameaudiogdc An archive of free and copyright free sound effect packs from the Game Developers Conference! A new pack seems to be added every year, too. :)

https://getsoundly.com/ Soundly is a program more than website, but I have tried it myself and you can get free sound effects from it, and you can get additional sounds if you pay for the pro version as well.

https://www.boomlibrary.com/ While this sound effect site is primarily a paid one, you can get a free monthly bundle of sound effects if you subscribe to their mailing list!

https://blipsounds.com/community-library/ Another great library of free sounds from the Blip Studios community!

https://www.zapsplat.com/ They require you to make an account before downloading anything, but this is another site with lots of free sound effects for your projects!

Ok #bts is the official tag for answering these kinds of asks (REAL)

It was really super messy at first but I think it eventually came down to isolating all the topics i wanted to discuss into an outline with "chapters"

So unpacking all of those ideas and then organizing it in a way that made sense for the 'flow' of a YouTube video... which is purely trial and error bullshitting vibes . honestly

I think what probably makes the MOST sense for organizing is: Which topics do you need first to understand later arguments? Or which topics coming first would make later arguments more meaningful and interesting? Just hmmmm. Lots of shuffling around to find out. Also speaking out loud while writing script helps with making it sound 'natural.' Recording chunks and then listening over how it sounds is also a good way to find out 'is this going on for too long? is this rambling? is this a good flow? is this engaging?' ETC ETC ETCCC IDKK

As for the script itself its just. it ended up being paragraph after paragraph. Which i was only able to easily construct after Thinking about Everything a Lot. And scrolling tumblr discussions a lot. Lots of stuff was added in later as transitional sentences i realized would smooth things out, (sometimes added in during video editing- you can do it all simultaneously idgaf) or deleted parts entirely that I'd just highlight in gray. Everything is kinda formatted like a tumblr post the longer i look at it ermmm ALSO PUT IN PICTURES !!!! SO MANY PICTURES

These are the LEAST chaotic parts lol but the full thing is 152 pages so i did end up making a separate 'recording lines' document when it started lagging too much. But I'd later accumulate to the full script to 1 ultimate document for fun

Also final tip is to not delete anything you write- just move it somewhere out of the way if you wanna redo it (bottom of the document in a separate table is what i eventually did) because you never know when you're gonna revisit old ideas :D

extra bs ---- (the read more destroys the image format?? ok )

Synopsis / movie appreciation: Setup to broader discussion - Introduction and facts about the movie + alan tudyk stuff

Introduction to KC: Introduction to the in-universe character of King Candy using his first scene

Atmospheric / casual introduction to Turbo

Castle interrogation: First ACTUAL in-depth analyzed scene

Society of arcade: Worldbuilding, the 'in universe societal impact' of turbos actions. He's a very multi-dimensional character and I had to explore each of those dimensions separately i think...