Help me find a valve cover gasket video?
 

I searched Youtube and didn't find one? Huh?

Might not exist. There are some excellent, detailed documents, all TSBs on the NHTSA website. I can share those links tonight after work if no other replies in the meantime.

It's quite an art. Buy some off-brand cheap stuff and practice on scraps before diving into the real thing. Experiment with squishing mating surfaces together and separate them to observe the results. Done properly, it takes surprisingly little sealant.

This might help (read entire thread).

https://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=141308

Blows my mind that not a single BRZ owner bothered to film such a routine maintenance task. Other cars would literally have a few dozen videos of this one task. Reminds me of how niche this car was.

On 2nd thought, I had no idea you need to pull the engine for such a common repair.
No wonder there are no videos, pulling the engine eliminates 99% of casual DIY'ers.
There's no vids because probably almost no one is doing this repair

It’s not a common issue on these cars like on the EJ. I’ve actually done EJ valve cover gaskets in the car. You need the valve cover gasket and threebond 1217H sealant or equivalent. It’s best done on an engine stand so you can rotate the head to the top so you can clean the surfaces and not have to worry about oil running back onto the sealing surfaces. DO NOT OVER APPLY THE SEALANT. Follow the FSM. It’s not a difficult job to do. It’s just a PITA. Might as well replace the TOB while you have the engine out.

Valve Spring Recall Docs
 

Last revisions:
RCRIT-18V772-0191.pdf sealant job aid
１ - RCRIT-18V772-9195.pdf pg 1-30 2019.06.20
１ - RCRIT-18V772-9116.pdf pg 31-60
１ - RCRIT-18V772-8626.pdf pg 61-90
１ - RCRIT-18V772-8905.pdf pg 91-120
１ - RCRIT-18V772-9776.pdf pg 121-152

Revision history:
１ - RCRIT-18V772-1294.pdf pg 1-30 initial
１ - RCRIT-18V772-5230.pdf pg 1-30 2018.12.20
１ - RCRIT-18V772-6639.pdf pg 1-30 2019.03.27
１ - RCRIT-18V772-0400.pdf pg 1-30 2019.04.03
１ - RCRIT-18V772-1829.pdf pg 31-60
１ - RCRIT-18V772-2437.pdf pg 31-60
１ - RCRIT-18V772-5449.pdf pg 31-60
１ - RCRIT-18V772-7866.pdf pg 31-60
１ - RCRIT-18V772-0518.pdf pg 61-90
１ - RCRIT-18V772-1442.pdf pg 61-90
１ - RCRIT-18V772-3838.pdf pg 61-90
１ - RCRIT-18V772-6347.pdf pg 61-90
１ - RCRIT-18V772-3400.pdf pg 91-120
１ - RCRIT-18V772-5212.pdf pg 91-120
１ - RCRIT-18V772-5439.pdf pg 91-120
１ - RCRIT-18V772-6333.pdf pg 91-120
１ - RCRIT-18V772-2782.pdf pg 121-150
１ - RCRIT-18V772-5329.pdf pg 121-150
１ - RCRIT-18V772-5835.pdf pg 121-147

There's a wealth of info in those. I found it especially interesting to see the document evolve as Toyota learned the hard way how not to destroy these engines.

Lol there's no video or pictures on how to lift and support my other car (a modern Buick) anywhere on the internet or official service manuals. Literally best there is says to lift and support it safely with no further detail. This isn't so bad lol.

I had a leak at the front of my valve cover. I cleaned it up and just put extra RTV over the leak. It mostly works. Needed a few times to figure it out.

I should do one and be the first then.