xalepax wrote:
Hiya iamnotaparakeet,
Hello, I'm going to respond more properly now that I'm actually awake.
xalepax wrote:
I will now be totally honest with you. Because I interpret it as you wish to get some feedback on your current videos to improve your videoskills in the future.
YouTube and videomaking is my special interest. I daily meet people who wants to raise money out of making YouTube videos, I admit Im one of them too.
Fairly much so. I would like feedback about my current videos in regards to which people like the most, and why. Also, suggestions as to how to improve or even the types of videos people would like to see. I kinda would like to review stuff, but I suppose that has been done to death. IDK, perhaps I could complain about my time when I had worked for Wal-Mart. I'm good at complaining.
xalepax wrote:
I can clearly say to you that to get a video popular enough so you can get money for it is EXTREEEEEEMELY difficult!! If you have made videos only with a mobilephone and have no experience of videoediting, then I have to say that your way will be very looooong before you get there. IF you dont happen to catch something extraordinary on tape and your video gets viral out of pure luck... Its the truth of reality, really!
But if you are really into it and want to give it a go with the new digital camcorder, then cool. I would be glad to assist you along the way.
Yeah, I don't have experience video editing, but it appears that there is an, albeit MicroSoft, video editing software already on my computer. I can figure out software packages fairly easily, but I haven't edited videos before.
xalepax wrote:
So now some feedback on your provided videos. First of all you have choosen a very specific area, birds. You can surely continue on this theme, but to make a video interesting - no matter what it contain - you would need to learn more in videoskills. Like having a storyline and to edit. The viewer gets bored quite fast if just seeing a bird walking and nothing is happening. Imagine if you have added a voice there, for example talking out of the birds perspective. A videoviewer need constant variation to keep looking!
I suppose not everyone is enthusiastic about birds as I am to try to figure out what they are thinking. Perhaps narration would help with that, though after-the-fact narration, since otherwise the birds may wonder what I'm talking about and stop what they are doing.
xalepax wrote:
I choosed the video about three languages as most interesting. Although I had still no idea what you was talking about. Mostly it was interesting to hear your accent and how fluent you managed to be in latin and spanish....
Thanks I guess. I'm not really fluent in either, though proficient in Spanish enough to have conversed with coworkers at McDonald's and Burgerking and Aerotek.
xalepax wrote:
Last but not least. Im glad for you getting married. I wish you the greatest good luck with your wife to be in the future!
Thanks.