A Common Mistake YouTubers Make
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- What are some of Adam's "guilty pleasure" movies? What other careers would be as interesting as his? Does Adam have any gripes or criticisms of other UA-cam makers? In this live stream excerpt, Adam answers questions from Tested members Ziz62266, TheQuantumDonut and Michael Schnell, whom we thank for their support! What's the biggest mistake YOU think UA-camrs make?
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“If you’re watching your own edit and your mind wanders…cut that thing down”
That is absolutely pristine advice not just for video edits, but anything creative.
As my former professor would say "know your scope". As in stay focused and stick to the assignment. You might have wonderful tangents that should be heard, but get the assignment done first I guess
I couldn't agree more strongly. That's some excellent advice.
The thing is, you leave in the silence and your thought pauses. I love that. Watching UA-camrs that talk fast and cut out all silence is exhausting.
Agreed. It feels much more genuine that the pauses for thought and real-time revisions are there to see.
Bang on. THAT right there is the most annoying “style” choice on youtube. It’s so annoying and yet so many content providers do it.
@@davek00I think/hope the more slow paced content content will get a revival again. But maybe I'm just old...
@@ogelsmogel I think this "caffeinated cutting" is just a fad that will die out (hopefully soon). Those uploaders probably think that they're being edgy, but it's not edgy if everyone is doing it. It's just annoying.
Well, usually their target audience has the same zoomer 'I need to consume all media at 1.5x speed' ADHD that they have.
I absolutely LOVE your take on Con Air, because that’s the disconnect I constantly have with people. Oh, the goofy cliché entertainment wasn’t fine art? Shocking!
I have no guilty pleasures. I feel no guilt about loving some terrible crap. What I find weird is when people love a crap thing but feel the need to justify it or insist that it's really good, honestly. It's ok. You can like things that are crap sometimes.
I am forever trying to enlighten people to the idea that it is perfectly fine and ok to like "bad" media and not like "good" media.
I am a game designer and I recognize that the Animal Crossing games are expertly crafted pieces of entertainment and I absolutely understand why so many people LOVE those games like their own children, but my god I cannot stand them. Yet there will always be a special place in my heart for Dirty Harry on the NES and my god it's one of the worst games ever made lol
MAYBE the experience of going to a movie or playing a game is ENTIRELY subjective. MAYBE your opinions are 100% unique to YOU, and nobody else's nevermind.
AND MAYBE we (audience) should stop listening to opinionated morons because they have expensive clothes and get PAID by certain media producers and production companies to blather on and on about "high" or "low" quality entertainment... what constitutes it... how to rate it... where to find it... or what it looks, sounds, smells, or tastes like.
I rather enjoy sauteed onions and chopped jalapenos in my mac-n-cheese... a dash of cumin... and garlic. It's not a flavor profile that suits everybody... AND that's okay. It's why I make the stuff in a small saucepot that serves ME... AND there are 7 or 8 BILLION people with varying tastes in the world. I don't have to agree with even a majority of them. They can go find their own recipe for mac-n-cheese. ;o)
Some people are just snobs and think they're somehow superior because they can look down on something.
I don't remember who said it, but a quote that is always stuck with me is "You don't go to a Schwarzenegger film looking for plot".
And yet the plot in Terminator is brilliant. The first Conan ain't so bad, either.
I shall contemplate this on the tree of woe!
you sure they didn't mean michael bay? :V
@@iota-09 It can apply to a lot of directors/actors/movies any more.
@@MartintheTinman Bubby go touch some grass.
I watch Tested's content to hear Adam talk, both when he is only talking/answering questions and when he is working on something. There's a treasure trove of knowledge in his head and if I can learn one tiny thing from that man every day, then I'm golden.
Protect him at all costs.
"Protect him at all cost" I just said that on my post..lol
Clearly you're doing it wrong, Adam per his own words, keeps UA-cam on mute....
I don't i watch for build videos. If i wanted talking i would listen to a podcast
It would be helpful if whoever manages the UA-cam vids could timestamp/segment the video by the questions. Helps tremendously when trying to find specific questions Adam answers.
Ooh that's a good idea
JUST guessing by the title of the video, the same video I clicked on for likely the same reason... THAT suggestion would entirely defeat the purpose of generating views and engagement time. It IS the last question being answered. Timestamping would only encourage you to watch about the last 2 minutes, and move on. ;o)
Kills watch time which is important unfortunately.
The older I’ve gotten, and the more people I’ve interacted with, I’ve found that everyone has had interesting things happen to them, and stories they can tell. It sometimes is difficult to bring those stories out of them. This is a skill great interviewers have, and the rest of us sometimes do by accident. So make the most of whatever career you end up in, and I’m sure you will have stories to tell.
Soooo agree with you at 3:25-4:00! After 35 years of searching for what I was meant to do, I stumbled into a job in US DoD Electronic Commerce (electronic & on-line invoicing & later goods/services receipt & contracting) which connected with me on a deeply emotional level. Until then, I was terrified of giving speaches, but I spent the next 15+ years traveling the continental US & comfortably speaking to groups of dozens to hundreds of people because I was so engaged in what I was promoting. No outlet to tell stories about it it now, but it was a great run while it lasted.
The wisdom I have gotten and continue to receive from Adam, is invaluable. You have had a tremendous part in me unlearning feeling embarrassed by my easily excited and empathetic self (I'm sure others can relate). If I could achieve 1% of the impact you have by means of candidly sharing my experiences, I'll have lived a fulfilling life. Cheers and thanks.
I'm so happy someone else loves Con Air as much as I do! I also love The Fugitive, amazing movies
As a fan of the TV series, I also loved the movie and still do. Marshal Gerard's "I don't care!" will always be one of the best lines in movie history. But the whole movie is fun. Very much under appreciated.
The Fugitive is great for sure, but my supreme guilty pleasure is its "sequel" US Marshalls. I just love Tommy Lee Jones so much.
@@stacyswirl I almost listed that one too, it's great
Tested, please let Adam know we come here for his stories, pearls of wisdom, and his exceptional character.
We will pass that along, thank you!
He does
Some people can talk, some can't. It's that simple. Adam is a good talker. It's always nice to hear from people and how they work who truly love what they do.
Wrong I come for the build videos
I have been to a party of dentists and was amazed and delighted to listen to a great raconteur about dentistry(more about dentists and patients, but . . .)
Re: the UA-cam repeating thing. I try not to repeat myself if I've done it in a previous video, I'll must briefly mention and link it in. But it's really hard to do that so I often I'll just repeat by way of a hopefully short summary for those who haven't or don't want to watch my other video that goes into more detail.
A UA-camr that cops a LOT of flack for repeating stuff is Thunderf00t. But I understand how a new viewer might only watch just that one video, so you want to feel to need to inform them as best and completely as you can in that chance you get.
I also want to say that this is not the first time he's answered this question in this way on this channel. So Kudos on him to not say "I answered this particular question about not answering repeat questions in a previous video." It's a piece of advice I've been renting for a while that I got from him a while ago, but also good on him for repeating it as if it was his first time tossing out that tidbit.
I think that mentality, to need to fully and completely inform them in the one chance you'll get, wreaks dude. It's sad for whomever feels valued so little. It's also exemplary of this modern "attention economy". It's not your duty to inform everyone you pass on the street, nor is it your duty to inform everyone as much as possible about your thoughts or ideas from your social media account. Touch grass and tell your friends about how dewey and green it looked, and how it smelled!
Bloody hell, I had no idea Thunderf00t was still going. Haven't seen that name for nearly 15 years.
When I was a kid I pretended you were my dad.
Mine wasn't in my life till I was 18 .
I appreciate you for more things than you are aware of.
I'd always wanted to shake you hand and tell you thank you for everything .tho youd never know what I was talking about . But thank you for everything sir.
You made my childhood tolerable in most cases.
Adam is the guy that talks to you about one topic (makers) but it comes with such wisdom (freelance is looking for your next 9 to 5 or doing rideshare) that you pull so much more from it.
Like really protect Adam at all cost
I get all riled up when Adam says "we'll put a link in the description". There's never a link...
EEVblog, Watch Wes Work, Adam ... All my favorite UA-camrs in one spot. I think I'll play the lottery tomorrow.
I really love Tenet. It's ambitious and a lot of fun to just sit and enjoy.
It's one of the best Nolan films for me.
Definitely the story teller! I would give up so much. And don’t be offended by this Adam. For you to have been my grandfather. Man you just tell stories so amazingly fun and exciting! Even if it’s about a sad horrible event. You turn it into a learning lesson. And your voice crackles with positive energy! Much love to all you!
Thank you Adam for your words of wisdom. In a way you've answered a lot of questions for me without directly addressing and answering my specific questions. ...Aaand that probably only made sense to me, but still, Thank you.
I try to get to the point in my videos. In my mind, I’m instructing our sons and grandkids on how we are building things. And explain enough so that they can do it on their own. If other folks like it too, then that’s great!
What I love about your videos - differing from many on UA-cam - is that you show the thought, mistakes, wrong turns. Many just show a slick, perfect build which does not show how things are really done.
Enthusiasm permission machine - I like that. I find that this is often a roll of sharing confidence. I'm someone who is pretty confident in what I do. I confidently know what I'm good at, and I also confidently know what I could get better at, and don't mind failing. I find many folks struggle with that and exactly what you're talking about is often sharing that confidence with others. "That's awesome, try it! If you fail, we can try again/fix it together!"
This also falls in with being an anti-gatekeeper, which I've heard you talk about many times.
I was about to say that the way to have a career with interesting stories is to make sure you take jobs where you work with interesting people. But then I realized that it is really to find out what is interesting about your co-workers in any job and celebrate those things. When you’re working with people who feel comfortable being the interesting people they are, you’ll end up with lots of interesting stories.
I love Tenet, and I'm eagerly waiting for a version with audio that I can hear.
Yes! This comment. Exactly the issue I had with it and why I couldn't get through it.
Turn the volume up ha ha.
@@adib396 I rewatched it with subtitles on, and still couldn't fully understand it! lol
"Find your enthusiasm" might be good on a tee-shirt or perhaps career advice. Also, once you found your enthusiasm, don't dangle it around so others can cut you off from it. That's how you loose your way......
I have worked as pasteup artist, display, theatre props, foundry work, antique restoration and high end furniture. I feel like Adam ... in that I love engaging folk about making things and the people I have met during my career. Turning 60 soon, I want to make more of what I find interesting. I find people engaging and wonderful to interact with, but I am now that old man ... paradigms have shifted ... so watching your videos and other youtube makers makes me think I should do my own. Thank you Savage Industries for the great content 😀🖖❤
I work and have worked with some incredible engineers over the years, and I often hear them repeat the same stories and anecdotes in different company. To me, it is a repeat story, but to the audience, it may be the first time they have heard these. It used to frustrate me to listen to the same story over and over and over. But then I changed my perspective. I considered that whatever event they are talking about had such a profound impact on their life and career, that they feel it is important to share it far and wide with whomever will listen to it. Instead of being frustrated or shutting it out, I now listen with as much intent and interest as the new audience, knowing that this knowledge and wisdom may save my bacon at 2AM at some remote site...or even prevent me from being in that situation in the first place.
Referring to old videos... seriously never even considered that. Makes complete sense. Thank you for this!
Cutting out what I find boring, but "others will need" also... quite literally blew my mind. It's such an OBVIOUS thing, but have not considered it but only a handful of times in my over 10 years of creating on UA-cam... damn do I feel dumb right now😅
I watched Bladerunner with my family one year. We went for dinner then dug a movie out of the discount bin at walmart. Everyone hated the movie but me as usual lol!
Also watch Blade Runner 2049
Being a bus driver is definitely a career where you'll never be short of interesting stories to tell. Here's one: I was not in service, so not picking up passengers, and driving down a 4-lane road. This woman who insisted she must ride this bus stood in the road (with a baby stroller), hoping to force me to stop. I moved to the left lane, then she moved to the left lane (with her stroller).
I said to myself, "It should be illegal for someone that stupid to have a baby."
I stopped, then blew the horn repeatedly.
She then walked to the door expecting me to open it.
I got in the incoming lane and went around her.
Your job isn't over when you're out of service because you still have to watch out for crazy people like that.
I loved the "I don't know if it's the career or the story-teller"!
😀😁😂🤣
Yep. Why not both?
I just re-edited a section of video that I did yesterday because I was kinda on the fence about it and the re-edited section is way better than the first edit for the exact reason Adam explained.
Glad to find another person who loves Tenet as well. It has its flaws for sure, but it is such an intriguing and exciting world and concept. And Branaugh's performance is absolutely masterful.
One can find stories or even help create stories in almost any situation. It helps when you have enthusiasm or excitement in a job, but you need to keep your eyes open and look for those opportunities or situations that may have a good twist or unnoticed side to them. Comedians do it all the time.
If there are people around, then there is probably something interesting worth noting - if you aren't afraid to poke a bit.
Talking of films where you might go in expecting something completely different, Dusk Till Dawn. I went in expecting vampires my friend was expecting something completely different, at the point where the vampires final show up we both looked at each other, me going "finally!!!" and them "what???"
Number one thing that youtubers do that I hate is long winded intros. I've seen some channels babble on for 10+ minutes before getting to the point. Well, I usually scan through the timeline until I find the spot where they finally start the actual video.
His videos remind me of 10 years ago. When UA-cam was more about what made you happy and not what restricted you, within reason of what was moral of
course.
The bit with another interesting career immediately reminded me of Doug Drexler, from some comic store to an Oscar-winning makeup artist to one of the people carrying the torch for modern Star Trek, even designing an official Enterprise.
Everyone has interesting things in their lives. Storytelling is about finding the common in the extraordinary. Adam tells really relatable stories about his life, a life most of us will never experience, but makes the story about the common experiences we all have. When he talks about his experience building the display for the store in San Francisco and all the frustration he went through, I can think of experiences I have had where I was not able to meet expectations and got frustrated. That makes the experience common, but the delivery gives a different perspective. Makes it easier to relate and learn.
As an example of the storyteller over the career: James Butler on UA-cam talking about running a septic company.
Most UA-camrs need a lot of help with audio. I go from a video where I have to have the sound turned all the way up and still barely understand what is being said to a video that I have to reduce the volume to maybe 10% and it's still a bit loud and back to an inaudible one all the time. Audio checks people! Listen to your videos before posting them. Note your level settings so you can return to them reliably.
Quite the plug for a fellow Canadian ,Ted Woodford ....as a Guitar Aficionado I love both your channels Adam & Ted .
Adam loves his channel!
Great advice, a UA-cam coach I listened to recently said he would do up to 3 hours of filming and cut it down to half an hour. It's difficult to do but in the end the video is better for it! :-)
You know what I hate about Tennet? The audio levels. Maybe I could figure out the plot if I wasn't constantly meeting with the volume buttons.
"I watch a lot of things on mute" as I sit here playing this in the background while I work. I find I listen to Adam talk and give advice way more useful than watching the builds. The builds are absolutely great but I tend to use them more when I need to see how a particular thing came about or feeling like appreciating the art of it.
You nailed it about the self-review of your own videos/recordings, if you don't find a section interesting your audience isn't going to appreciate the filler material much better.
I make comparison, how-to, and restoration update videos on UA-cam about one very specific typeof car and even though my production value is very poor my content is so high people who never had an interest in my cars come back just because they're fun or fun+informative watches. And it's all because I simply make what I want to see, and hardly anyone gets it, they all just want to show miliseconds of a final product or stuff it full of filler to look bigger than it is. Any fool can do it right, all you need to do is care about what you show, any of my stuff I could watch/listen to all the time and still feel like 15 minutes flashed in 10 seconds!
I **LOOOVE** _TENET!!_ I watched it three times in two days, because I so deeply enjoyed my time within the world of _Tenet._ I want it to go on for five hours. I want a quadrilogy.
But it's so excellent as it is, I wouldn't change a thing.
Something about it reminded me of... a vibe, I guess; of something I found very enjoyable in films like _Looper,_ _Inception_ (obviously), and a few others I'm not remembering at the moment. I love it!
Great talk! I make thing for my Garden Railroad and have a UA-cam channel about Garden Railroad projects. I am not as fast a talker as you, however I am as enthusiastic as you. Love your advice about cutting out what I get lost on.
Thanks for all you share Adam and the TESTED team
Your memory is remarkable! I wish I was able to remember so much of what I've seen, heard, and experienced in my life.
title question is at 5:37 ...
Adam thank you for 4:30-5:34 those are some of the most profound words I have heard anyone say! It came at a time when I really need to hear that. Thank you my friend. Love and peace
I get annoyed by youtubers who drag out their videos, meandering around and talking about unimportant stuff, intentionally leaving the juicy important stuff right at the end.
Biggest mistake.. too much and/or too loud music. This Old Tony puts on a masterclass on commentary as do others like Frank Makes and Diresta. Adam is just delightful to listen to him ramble on in his excitement with whatever he is working on. And then there's Jamie . . .
My biggest issue with UA-camrs is some take forever with preamble and self promoting before they get to the point. I'm also not going to watch a video essay they did that's 30+ minutes that can be summed up in about 10. Some just get too into showing off their cleverness with their writing.
I immediately jump a few minutes into just about any youtube video I watch because I know it's just babble. Get to the point!
Also allowing sponsorships from scam companies
Amen brother, I have been creating my entire life. Only working office gigs for short projects here and there. I can't imagine living any other way honestly. Love the content, live the content, and it creates itself. Peace and love and save the bees 🐝
As a fellow man named Adam, I absolutely love you, Mr. Adam Savage! I have been following your career for years, long before "following" became a thing in pop culture. You are the kind of fella that I could see you and myself hanging out have a drink, and discussing the next insane project with. Keep up the good work and content, Sir.
This video makes me want to see Adam at a DnD table GMed by Brennan Lee Mulligan. I think they would feed off each other's energy so potently, the internet would be talking about it for years to come.
I love Tenet as well and know many people who find it over complicated but like many many of Christopher Nolan's movie I find something deep about the film everytime I rewatch them.
This feels like one that I should keep coming back to. Some of this works as really good life advice.
I personally rate movies on a 2 axis system. There's Good Bad and Fun Not Fun.
Shindler's List: Really really good. Not at all Fun.
Con Air: Lots of fun, not really any good.
Star Wars A New Hope: Good and Fun.
A movie doesn't always have to be both.
On the assumption that the question as posed in the description is addressed to us viewers, let me say that the biggest mistake YT hosts make is this: Putting in music during the narration. Calling it background music doesn't absolve them of the mistake. The fact that we can hear the music while they are talking and explaining and doing whatever they are doing gets in the way. Do I listen to the music or the narration? So, unless you are putting together a music video or dance video, I would say, Do not put any music in the video while you are talking. And just because there's like 2 seconds of no talking, but there is something happening, don't be tempted to fill the quiet with a 2-second music bite. And just think, you get to save all that time that you used to waste adding music to your narration of whatever. Thank you.
Agreed. The music tenders the narration inaudiable
Man Tenet is such a good movie, breaks my heart to hear of people not liking it. I will be the first to admit, it takes a couple viewings to really get whats happening, but when you do it is terrific!
great promo for the Aussie drink brand. I'm sure Bundaberg would be happy...
Joe vs the Volcano, Hudson Hawk, and George of the Jungle (movie) are my guilty pleasures. And a bunch of 80's schlocky fantasy films (Krull, etc., etc)
I'm not sure why, but my Mother loved Joe vs the Volcano as a Christmas afternoon movie. Mom passed away a number of years ago and I still pull out JvV on Christmas, along with my favorite Better Off Dead.
@@JerryB507 I want my $2 !!
Thank you for sharing a delightful memory
_Pacific Rim_ It's the perfect distillation of its type. Shame they never made a sequel.
It's like when someone on Reddit starts off a comment with "I've posted this before, but...". Like OK, I've totally read all of your comments.
My Dad worked as a special effects artists/sculptor on the second Matrix movie. He made the body moulds for Neo and Trinity. You two are very similar in some ways.
I love hearing these insights. To me, Adam some times sounds like he had at least 10 lifetimes in one. He transpires wisdom everywhere.
I wonder if Tenet would make a good rpg ?
also, "The Rock", "ConAir", and "Armageddon" are some of my faves too.
special mentions: "Gone in 60 Seconds"
3:18 Adam's answer is better than any essay I have ever wrote!
You have to separate yourself from your own work. Don't get so caught up in what you're putting together that you don't think to look at it with fresh eyes as your audience would. Be humble and be honest with yourself that not everything to put into a video, or how you've edited it, is the greatest.
Tenet is more idea than story, but the ideas are pretty cool.
Biggest mistake i see any social media is only replying to trolled comments, does my head in, like the other 99% of comments are pure praise, but you only highlight that 1% negative comment, you have to go in knowing some just wont like you no matter what you do or say, and they will tell you that lol
Agreed. Also UA-cam has moderation tools, use them! Creators whine about trolls using foul language then they don't use the filtering system UA-cam gives you. It's like, dude, you're creating you're own idiotic problem.
Always great content here as a huge fan of your creativity this is why I took my UA-cam channel seriously many thanks 👍
I almost couldn't focus with the bed head. But you were right about your movie recommendations!
The comment Adam makes about the UA-camr mistake - the same is definitely true for academics too. People will often cite their old papers for an explanation of some method they used or something, which is fine and proper. But at least give enough of an explanation in *this* paper that someone can keep reading and understand without having to go digging for that cited paper first. Especially true since journals are usually behind paywalls, so the reader might not have access to the older paper unless they work for a university or research institution that will subscribe to the journals on their behalf (and even then it's hit-and-miss).
Excellent advice, Adam, as usual. And I so agree with Raiders as a perfect movie.
People are so interesting, one can find story-worthy moments in ANY career. Example: I worked as a paper pusher in a medical office. A co-worker once cautioned me against going too near to a clump of bushes and weeds in the parking lot ... because it was infested with rat eggs. Voila! Story to tell.
Con Air was an amazing movie, with a lot more psychological stuff going on in the background than I think most people pick up on. Buscemi's character story in Con Air in particular is beautifully subtle in its telling, and I think that's what really makes it pop. Is it the best movie ever made? No, but it was never meant to be. It is shameless in reaching for its intended target and audience.
I'm curious - has Adam ever watched one of my videos? I always wonder if the big name UA-camrs actually watch the small ones. I am nowhere near as good of a story teller, I have a lot of details in my head that I can't paint into a pretty picture like he does.
(Oh I'd suggest my Garage Tour as a starting point if he hasn't)
Adam should do a side series on film reviews - that would be interesting
I want more talking in maker videos! I’m so tired of finding a new channel where they make something cool but never talk about their process and issues and so on. The creation itself isn’t enough for me, I wanna know what your goal is, what issues you found and how you solved them, what tricks you or procedures you use and why. I wanna know about quirks of the materials and tools you use that can only be learned about from long use and lots of experience.
Man watching this channel is like digging for gold. Just nuggets everywhere.
Tenet is so good!
7:44 - This advice is also excellent for writing
I'm also one who agrees with your take on Tenet. I love that movie more than I would like to admit despite it's flaws and complexity. And totally agree with you 100% that the movie's prologue is the best action sequence Nolan has ever crafted, I literally have an adrenaline rush during the part where the protagonist starts running and the beat drops, never gets old even 3 years later!
The problem I have with Tenet isn't it's coplexity, nor the individual parts of the movie. The problem I have is the fact that it's a collection of movie making/intelectual exercises that at no point feels like anyone connected to that movie thought to make a good movie. It's simply not good as a whole.
Could see you drinking Bundaberg ginger beer and reminded me I had some in the fridge. Had to go get myself a bottle.😅 Did you get onto that during the MythBusters days?
Tenet isn't confusing, it's *nonsensical*. There's a huge difference between those two words.
1) Promoting a product from a scam company (not causing Adam of this, but a shocking number of UA-camrs just accept sponsorships from anyone)
My guilty pleasure movie is James Cameron's Avatar. It's a simplistic movie with plenty of flaws, but I just find it so easy to get absorbed into the world and enjoy. The kind of thing that transports you out of reality for a bit.
The way of the water was beautiful, i couldn't get over it, at first I thought the story was a bit slow and kind of dumb, but the more they explored the ocean and everything it really grew on me.
@@lifedragon99 I enjoyed it too, though I missed the more focused story of the first movie. Felt like there were just too many characters and storylines...probably to set up things in the upcoming sequels. I was kinda upset at the ending though lol. Spoiler ahead.
I feel like the character arc for Colonel Quaritch's avatar clone is obvious at this point: "You don't have to be him". I'll be happy to be proven wrong, but I feel like keeping him alive was expressly so that arc can happen. Which would be fine I guess, but he was kind of a huge dick anyway (again)
Con Air is a film I enjoy. I try to go into media with no expectations. That way I'm less likely to be disappointed. It doesn't help if someone asks if it's good because my enjoyment is higher priority over something being good. I might not know if it's good but I'll know if I like it.
As for talking about something in past video, I think it's ok if they have an in depth video on something and they refer back to it when it would provide more information or context for the video than is required. For example, if they're making a mould for something, they don't need to explain what mould types there are and how they work for the video, but if they have a video with that information then it might be interesting to the viewer.
Carreer that can tell stories: Mining, military, teaching
I have similar story about someone going out of their way to dis a movie. I was at a small office Xmas party and at these events I would wear my Xmas Story Leg Lamp tie. I was talking to someone about the movie and someone from across the room came over and inserted herself into the conversion to tell us how much she hated the movie. She was then dead to me. 😡
Thanks Adam, love the videos and the fact your drinking an Australian Diet Ginger Beer. :))) Australia Thanks you :)))
I’m with you Adam. Nothing worse than a long intro to a video. I clicked on the video. You don’t have to sell me on your idea or topic let’s get to the build or subject matter.
As far as getting bored during editing, that always happens to me, I think because I've seen the same footage 5 out 6 times now. I would need fresh eyes to watch each video and tell me if it's boring.
When Three Amigos! came out, I saw it in the theater. While it's not the most amazing movie ever, I liked it. As we were walking out of the theater, I could hear somenoe behind us saying something like: "well that movie sucked".
Lol, 6:59 Adam says people should talk less in videos and he watches thing so mute. I'm over here the exact opposite. I mostly watch Adam's talky videos on tested and I'm just listening in my headphones doing something else most of the time. Keep the talky videos coming! :)
Conair: We rented that, and while I thought parts of the movie were fun, at some point I lost my willing suspension of disbelief, or I thought it emotionally manipulative to the point I thought it humorous. I left the room to read a book so my daughters and my wife could enjoy it. I came back for the finale, and I was holding in laughter, and noticed my wife and one of my daughters had tears streaming down their faces. To each his own.
I know this build is already done but for future purposes putting the smoke in the engine and having it flow around the LED might help with what you were trying to achieve with the cone effect.
You had me at 'Cedric diggary'