Directors, Writers and Editors tend to get their name out there based on the quality and success of your work. Promote your work.
Sweetie's right. I watched one of your videos - 'The Sexiest' - funny concept, lost me quickly due to the quality. (Just being honest! All of our first efforts are rough, believe me!) Make better content, learn your craft, and that in itself provides you the best promotion.
You look like you're younger in the videos, so I thought I might give you some perspective on what the next few years could be if you work at it:
My first series ever:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YFKYt2kWkU (Probably a freshman in high school at that point)
Halfway point:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DG8NLrIJmo
Late last year, over four years later, the first two episodes of the last series I worked on recently:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfOwVtHMzkY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PJcX1BonGA
There's even a huge difference from the first to second video in that last series, let alone from four years back to now. (The second video had independently recorded audio synced later - a step in filmmaking I feared and dreaded for a long time)
And finally, a cumulation of the 4+ years I used, which got me a nice scholarship to Columbia College Chicago film school:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFHiDQ2IStc
I hope that helps. I watched your video, and it reminded me of the quality of FPS, that first series I linked filmed over four years ago. But, I got better (and older) in that time and ended up drastically improving, thus building a Youtube audience. (Though that audience centers around my music, not my film. But the point remains the same, my first album sucked. I'm on my ninth now.)
Good luck - start creating a lot more!
Edit: I also watched your most recent music video and a video called 'The Past' - same thing holds true to my comments above. You're a long way off in your progression as a filmmaker. Just keep making more stuff!
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