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xJamesDC said:
Not really a minecraft fan, but I do have some tips for you. Videos are too long IMO. People like shorter, to the point videos. I know with minecraft, it is hard to make shorter videos, but try and cut out some of the "boring" parts or the parts where nothing is really happening. If you are seriously getting into YT, I would invest into a better mic. There is a background noise on your mic that could be improved. Also, bring in some dynamics to your voice. Yes, you are getting into the game, but your voice level per say, stays the same. Try and change it up! Video quality was good, so no need changing that. I hope my tips help somewhat. Like I said, i'm not a huge minecraft fan, so I do not know the "standards" of those videos, but I do know some of the standards with video making in general. Thank you for the kind words as well, I try my best to help out as much as I can! Love giving people a second look at their videos, it helps. Feel free to tweet @ me or message me when you have another video out man, i'll be sure to check it out!!
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Thanks so much. :) Lovely to hear your thoughts and I'll be sure to take them into account!
 
Ok thanks for the clarification. Must admit that offshoot commentary is not an avenue we've though of, but there might be some instances where we can interweave the two easily.
 
RaptorkG254 said:
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I just checked out your most recent one. When you want to post a video, it's the 5th button over to the right on the tools. "Add Media" then copy & paste your link. Anyways, right off the start, I would change the intro. I'm not a huge fan of intros, and to me it's kinda cheesy... Leave the like and comment down in the information box, not up in the intro of your video, not a lot of people will probably like that. Next, if you are going to be spending some time on youtube, I would invest in a better mic. I would shoot for atleast a blue snowball (cheapest one). Next time you post a video, work on the commentary volume. I feel like you were pretty loud and if I had headphones in it would have been louder. Lastly, when you are commentating, try and stray away from the pauses in the video. With commentary it's a constant flow. Doesn't always have to have a subject behind the video, but you always want a constant flow with commentary to keep the viewers entertained. So possibly plan out what you want to talk about? Write some key stuff down on a piece of paper and write off of those? Just some thoughts. Your video quality was good, so no worries on changing that. All in all, this was a good video man. Just work on the mic quality and the flow of your commentary. Bring in some dynamics, don't want to stay at one voice level either. Hopefully my tips do help you. Feel free to tweet @ me or comment on here again with another video if you'd like me to review it! I'll be sure to check it out :D
 
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