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I actually subscribed after checking out a couple of your videos to see if I could give any tips.
Personally, I like your videos. I'm not sure if anyone actually watched them before giving you advice, but whatever.
Sure, your channel art could use some cleaning up, I guess. SEOs and metadata and all that stuff.
I know that stuff is important, you know that stuff is important. I, personally, don't pay enough attention to it, but again, whatever.
I see some improvements that could be made that are much more content based.
Not so much the technical crap.
Here's my advice:
Do you write your pieces or are they improvised? Both are good but take different approaches.
(Improvised) You get to practice wit and have more freedom.
(Scripted) You get a cleaner, more fit execution.
Editing wise, there's also a couple things I'd consider improvements:
(Scripted vs Improvised)
- Sounds and Post Production techniques can improve a video pretty heavily.
- Eye Candy
(Background Music)
Personally, I like your videos. I'm not sure if anyone actually watched them before giving you advice, but whatever.
Sure, your channel art could use some cleaning up, I guess. SEOs and metadata and all that stuff.
I know that stuff is important, you know that stuff is important. I, personally, don't pay enough attention to it, but again, whatever.
I see some improvements that could be made that are much more content based.
Not so much the technical crap.
Here's my advice:
Do you write your pieces or are they improvised? Both are good but take different approaches.
(Improvised) You get to practice wit and have more freedom.
(Scripted) You get a cleaner, more fit execution.
Editing wise, there's also a couple things I'd consider improvements:
(Scripted vs Improvised)
- Sounds and Post Production techniques can improve a video pretty heavily.
For scripted things you'd have to actually consider them when you're started your next Minute Monday or Funny Friday.
For improvised you could just edit in sounds and effects while you edit the clip afterwards.
For improvised you could just edit in sounds and effects while you edit the clip afterwards.
- Eye Candy
For a scripted video, you could deliver the lines individually with short pauses in between. When you edit them together, your delivery will be prompt and viewer's attention is held.
For an improvised video you might prefer to leave the pauses to indicate that you may have been considering word choice. Regardless of reasoning, you're able to use your momentum and feeling for black and whites, zooms, clip cut-ins, etc.
For an improvised video you might prefer to leave the pauses to indicate that you may have been considering word choice. Regardless of reasoning, you're able to use your momentum and feeling for black and whites, zooms, clip cut-ins, etc.
(Background Music)
Unless you are genuinely afraid that adding music to the background would detract from the importance of a statement you're trying to make, you should almost always find some sort of nice music for the background. Every good painting had a background, every good hero had a backstory.
Set the scene for your video. FRAME the video with your powers and make your content shine.
Remember, there are 5 senses to stimulate and we can only reach 2.Set the scene for your video. FRAME the video with your powers and make your content shine.
