BRANDOCOMMANDO
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hey guys please give me your honest opinion on how i can improve! thanks guys!!
[DOUBLEPOST=1450639489,1450601782][/DOUBLEPOST]how can i improve my cod vids?
How can i improve?? help is greatly appreciated!!
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TheAlphaJayShow
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Alright, so basically when I review channels, I like to separate them into technical quality and content quality.
As far as technical quality goes, your video quality is good; don't listen to people who tell you 720p is still bad. The sound was LOUD. In fact, this is basically a music video. I hear no zombies, shooting or explosions and only a snippet of you in the beginning. I guess, that can get a pass since all you wanted to show was getting to round 66. Also you need end cards, they are used so people can see what to view next on your channel.
But going into content quality, it seems as though a bit of post commentary (when you commentate after you play the game), about how you got there, any close calls or anything would help your video a lot. Think of it as this, if I watched this video of you getting to round 66 and another guy's video of getting to round 66, what makes yours stand out?
So yes, your video was interesting and short, which is great. But if you're going to put in the work for daily content, it's best to use that time working on your skills as a commentator.
As far as technical quality goes, your video quality is good; don't listen to people who tell you 720p is still bad. The sound was LOUD. In fact, this is basically a music video. I hear no zombies, shooting or explosions and only a snippet of you in the beginning. I guess, that can get a pass since all you wanted to show was getting to round 66. Also you need end cards, they are used so people can see what to view next on your channel.
But going into content quality, it seems as though a bit of post commentary (when you commentate after you play the game), about how you got there, any close calls or anything would help your video a lot. Think of it as this, if I watched this video of you getting to round 66 and another guy's video of getting to round 66, what makes yours stand out?
So yes, your video was interesting and short, which is great. But if you're going to put in the work for daily content, it's best to use that time working on your skills as a commentator.
BRANDOCOMMANDO
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thanks for your feed back i greatly appreciate it! this was like the first video that i barely talked usually I'm talking the whole time and think I'm talking to much![DOUBLEPOST=1450692814,1450659502][/DOUBLEPOST]how can i improve all my vids usually I'm talking the whole time!
BRANDOCOMMANDO
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can i please have some more feedback please!
CautiousCrowe
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I will give you feedback, but note my feedback is all my opinion.
Really the biggest thing I have to say here is "call of duty." It's clear to me that you've made up your mind in deciding what the main content source for your channel is going to be, that's fine, but it is important to say that this is probably the most complicated avenue to go down my friend. I could literally click any random channel on youtube and they would either have Minecraft videos or COD videos, and the biggest issue with that is what makes you stick out any more than the rest of them?
When you follow a trend instead of setting it you will never get the same recognition as those who set them. You can absolutely make entertaining content playing any game you want, but when you play things that are over done and overplayed you have to look at it from the eyes of the generic viewer, what makes you special in comparison to all of the other cod videos out there? What makes you different? Give people a reason to click on your video instead of someone elses.
BRANDOCOMMANDO
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totally agree thanks for your feedback!