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[Noahsark]

https://youtu.be/HXHXfhZcfXj9U

The bravado title was only to drag you in here. Let me know what you think and do be scared to be brutally honest. I'm a thick skinned lad, I can take it lol. In your reply post a link to your channel and I'll check it out.

 

[zeke morgan]

Hello there @Noahsark

It is nice that you are asking to be review by other content creators on the forum, as this is a nice way to find any improvement that you could make to your channel / content. The only thing that I would remind you of is that it is important to state exactly what you would like people to review on your particular video / channel, as this is mentioned in the sections rules which I have copied below -

"State exactly what you want in your video, channel, webpage etc. to be reviewed. Don't just post a video saying you want a review, do you want to know if your voice levels are ok? Do you want to know if your thumbnails are easily visible. Threads without clear instructions on what to review may be deleted!"

So in that case, what are you trying to gauge for the review, would it be something like your audio content, or are you looking for a review about your visual content?

 

[Noahsark]

Dafuq. That is insane lol. I want people to find flaws or things they like themselves. If I'm directing people to aspects of my videos then I probably already know there is something wrong or something I really like about that aspect. The whole idea of this should be to have like minded, equally or better skilled video editors cast their eyes over my work and spot something I haven't. The problem with creating a video is it becomes your child and you are unable to see the flaws in it.

So I have no idea why it is important to ask what I want to be reviewed. I'm guessing it gives someone an opportunity to pop off and feel like they have a bit of authority for 30 seconds. Delete the thread if you must.

 

[zeke morgan]

Dafuq. That is insane lol. I want people to find flaws or things they like themselves. If I'm directing people to aspects of my videos then I probably already know there is something wrong or something I really like about that aspect. The whole idea of this should be to have like minded, equally or better skilled video editors cast their eyes over my work and spot something I haven't. The problem with creating a video is it becomes your child and you are unable to see the flaws in it.

So I have no idea why it is important to ask what I want to be reviewed. I'm guessing it gives someone an opportunity to pop off and feel like they have a bit of authority for 30 seconds. Delete the thread if you must.

I am only going be what the rules state, I can't delete the thread and I don't think I would even if I had the power, I am also not reporting it, as I agree with you, some of the time it is very hard to find flaws within your own work. I can understand why the rules are there, and why it is important to ask for what you want review otherwise this could lead to people abusing it and saying "review my channel and videos" when they have quite a few videos and expect people to look through them all.