Constructive Criticism: Your videos are already very well written, put together, and have a clear purpose (at least from what I've seen in this series). Think about your optics, where you film for example will give you far more clout and make people see these videos as as professional and well-constructed as they are. Also, it's a little boring, but consider staying to one style of art in your illustrations to build more familiarity. Learn into story telling and videography, you have a nack for it.
I always welcome constructive criticism. But I don't quite get what should I change. Should I change the place where I sit to film my videos? Should I change the style of the paintings? How can I make it less boring? Should I go more toward cinematography than paintings? PS: What do you think about my Gawx video? Can you criticize this one as well?
Wow, this video was truly inspiring! 🌟 Thank you so much for sharing the incredible journey of Hayden Hillier-Smith. 🎥🙌 His story is a testament to perseverance and creativity. From his early days of viral videos to working with Logan Paul and now MrBeast, it's amazing to see how he's turned his passion into a thriving career. 👏✨ The way you captured his ups and downs, and especially his emotional connection to editing, was absolutely captivating. 😢💖 And that analogy with the roadie really hit home. 🎸🎤 What do you think are the key traits or skills that aspiring editors should focus on to follow in Hayden's footsteps? 🧐✂
Not actually accurate, following the Japan film, his family 100% stood by him, never judged him and remained his number one fans and helped him through it, you cant let that part of your story be believed
100% my bad then. I feel bad now for not being more ruthless with my research. I probably exaggerated the words I heard in the interview, maybe without understanding it fully. I'd like to pay respect to the family for staying with Hayden in his hardest moments. If I’d add a pinned comment with an explanation/correction, what do you think it should say?
You're A Great Storyteller, I Appreciate That, But Probably, You're Not a Good UA-camr, You're Solely Focusing On Creativity, but UA-cam Doesn't Work That Way, If You'd Be Understanding How UA-cam Works, Your Channel Is Gonna Go Wonders, I Believe In You.
brother got here from dadford and u earned a sub
Dodford is pure class, made the documentary about him last year. Thank you!
i can see the hard work you put into this video, keep up the amazing work man!
Thank you writing this. Means a lot.
I am moving forward to more self-development & creators economy content
Amazig video bro!
thanks!
Great story and video ❤
Glad you enjoyed
Constructive Criticism:
Your videos are already very well written, put together, and have a clear purpose (at least from what I've seen in this series). Think about your optics, where you film for example will give you far more clout and make people see these videos as as professional and well-constructed as they are. Also, it's a little boring, but consider staying to one style of art in your illustrations to build more familiarity.
Learn into story telling and videography, you have a nack for it.
I always welcome constructive criticism.
But I don't quite get what should I change.
Should I change the place where I sit to film my videos? Should I change the style of the paintings? How can I make it less boring? Should I go more toward cinematography than paintings?
PS: What do you think about my Gawx video? Can you criticize this one as well?
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Wow, this video was truly inspiring! 🌟 Thank you so much for sharing the incredible journey of Hayden Hillier-Smith. 🎥🙌 His story is a testament to perseverance and creativity. From his early days of viral videos to working with Logan Paul and now MrBeast, it's amazing to see how he's turned his passion into a thriving career. 👏✨
The way you captured his ups and downs, and especially his emotional connection to editing, was absolutely captivating. 😢💖 And that analogy with the roadie really hit home. 🎸🎤
What do you think are the key traits or skills that aspiring editors should focus on to follow in Hayden's footsteps? 🧐✂
sounds like chat gpt
Not actually accurate, following the Japan film, his family 100% stood by him, never judged him and remained his number one fans and helped him through it, you cant let that part of your story be believed
100% my bad then. I feel bad now for not being more ruthless with my research. I probably exaggerated the words I heard in the interview, maybe without understanding it fully.
I'd like to pay respect to the family for staying with Hayden in his hardest moments.
If I’d add a pinned comment with an explanation/correction, what do you think it should say?
Hii Sir, are you looking for a video editor ?
I can help you to save your crucial time through my editing skills.
no, thanks
You're A Great Storyteller, I Appreciate That, But Probably, You're Not a Good UA-camr, You're Solely Focusing On Creativity, but UA-cam Doesn't Work That Way, If You'd Be Understanding How UA-cam Works, Your Channel Is Gonna Go Wonders, I Believe In You.
Learning every day, going there at my own pace, being true to myself