"Learn to Play V:TES" manuals?

Recently I pondered the question how to attract new V:TES players and how to communicate the rules in an accessible fashion.

I remember the current YouTube series by Extra Credits who present the rules of Magic: The Gathering in a series of videos an quite accessible fashion:
Learning to Play Magic #1 - Core Concepts - Extra Credits
Learning to Play Magic #2 - What's in a Color? - Extra Credits
Learning to Play Magic #3 - The Stack - Extra Credits
Learning to Play Magic #4 - Building a Deck - Extra Credits
Learning to Play Magic #5 - The Psychology of Magic: The Gathering - Extra Credits

Is there something akin to this for Vampire: The Eternal Struggle?
It doesn't have to be animated of course. Just a series which lays out the rules and how to play. I considered starting a project in this regard, yet my video (editing) skills are about as weak as I am rather inexperienced in all things V:TES.

Yes, a few attempts have been made!

www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL34eElLjvpq1xQ4piHJAaB52h592g_RL6 (In Spanish, but with English subtitles)

www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNbKhewJU2gXEt-YwdWpFkIKJXBUXeIKm

Thank you

Another, somewhat related question. I got asked to show someone how VTES is played at the weekend. Which is quite a challenge, as I myself still got stuff to learn.

Is there an easy "how to guide" to read or maybe even print?
I know that e.g. for Go there are quite nice cartoons out there explaining the rules in a few panels ^^:

Teylen wrote:

Is there an easy "how to guide" to read or maybe even print?
I know that e.g. for Go there are quite nice cartoons out there explaining the rules in a few panels ^^:

Would this help?

www.vekn.net/downloads

New Player Guide / Cheat Sheet
Ke Carlton has put together a cheat sheet / new player guide which is clear and doesn't contain too much noise. It's not meant to be a replacement for the rules, but it should be enough for a new player to get up to speed with the core mechanics of the game and when to do what.

High quality A3 PDF (recommended). Also available in French.
File Size: 11 MB
Last Update: Dec 22, 2015

It does indeed help a great deal

The only thing that I found missing on the VTES New Player Guide is the voting, which is explaind in the helpful vtesplaymat Well, and the aspect that I think "tap" changed to "lock" for copyright reasons?

I will read, and maybe print, the rulebook in addition to the big pieces.

Copyright reasons indeed.
Which is also the reason no more "Deckmaster" on the card backs...