Why aren't there many Lucid Dreaming Videos in youtube?

I"ve seen them pretty much all. there's so little. Even in the web there's almost nothing.
Basically this is all there is:

-Some of Laberges videos(very little) and one says from 60 minutes(show) and is just like a 3 minute snippet, which you can buy the full dvd somewhere.
-Some of Rober Wagoner videos(very little)
-Videos made by regular people explaining their experienceing, or giving tutorials.
-One or two Dutch Documentaries on lucid dreaming
-Lucid dreaming induction meditation videos which are i don't remember how you cal them but Just Sound. A continues sound file to help with lucid dreaming

That's basically it. There's almost nothing.
I want more documentaries and Scientific documentaries and Discovery Channel or BBC documentaries on Lucid dreaming and more lectures and 1 or 2 hour long videos . lots of those.

But yeah i'm just dreaming cause there's nothing like that.

Lucid dreaming is still very unknown to the public, and most people who hear about it tend to not understand it to well.
I have told lots of people about lucid dreaming and they usually either seem completely uninterested or even uncomfortable.
Exploring mental states simply isn't a typical lifestyle in the West, but hopefully it will be in the near future.

As for lucid dreaming videos - there are a number of videos with Stephen LaBerge during a seminar in Russia;
search for "Stephen LaBerge seminar Russia" or something similar.
Try to find the one with a Russian title, that's the full version and it's more than 5 hours long!

There are also a bunch of videos with Tim Post from Lucidipedia - I like his "Learn lucid dreaming" videos.

As Laurelindo suggests, you are bumping into the edges of the internet when you look for something like lucid dreaming videos. Try researching meditative techniques with non-traditional goals - its like you are googling in Klingon.

The LaBerge seminar suggested is good. I think one of the issues is also that lucid dreaming is such a personal project that it is difficult to have new instructive material in almost any format.

I wanted to give you the links to the videos I mentioned, but I was writing my last post on my cell-phone and it's a major pain to handle things like that on a phone. :P
Anyway, now I'm using my computer again, so here you go. :content:

Stephen LaBerge's seminar in Russia

Tim Post's Lucid Dreaming videos

I also recommend this video, it has that perfect lucid dream feel to it and it is very instructive.

Lucid Dreaming: How to Control Your Dreams

Another guy who seems very talented and knows what he is talking about is Reece Jones.

Reece Jones - Lucid Dreaming for Beginners