http://wafflelikescubes.webs.com/rouxmethod.htm

That's answers the first question.

The second question, I guess it comes down to the individual. I found the intuitive nature and block building to be a lot more fun than CFOP, and Alex Lau has shown that top-level Roux users can compete with top-level CFOP users. Which method is better is still an open debate with no good answer, so the consensus is Roux keep up pretty well with CFOP.
 
What sort of tripod is best for making cubing videos? Should I get the big tall ones that are around 4 and half feet or the small flexible ones that can fit on a table(for filming comp solves, like the one Faz uses in his 5x5 WR video). I'm planning on starting a youtube channel like the Cubologist's.
 
What sort of tripod is best for making cubing videos? Should I get the big tall ones that are around 4 and half feet or the small flexible ones that can fit on a table(for filming comp solves, like the one Faz uses in his 5x5 WR video). I'm planning on starting a youtube channel like the Cubologist's.
You would need a big tripod if your going for his angle.
 
What sort of tripod is best for making cubing videos? Should I get the big tall ones that are around 4 and half feet or the small flexible ones that can fit on a table(for filming comp solves, like the one Faz uses in his 5x5 WR video). I'm planning on starting a youtube channel like the Cubologist's.

This is the best tripod for cubing videos. Tripod
 
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