The challenge was to make two Youtube videos a month. And while that appears to be doable, the quality of the content or subject matter is a bit more challenging.

Anyway, it is what it is. The challenge now is to make YouTube videos people actually want to watch. Having said that, the process is enjoyable none-the-less.

Have at it!

Cool, I liked the use of timing, I never tried this, wouldn't have the patience and I' d be A SKaRed that it sucked, this is showing a knack and it far from sucks. Are there are other entries in the assigned topic so we can grade them? You can see where you lay amongst peers. You already know this but peers are just there; the only way to get better at something, really get better at something, is to know yourself and look yourself in the mirror and say, " what shall be is up to me" and keep competing with that guy looking back at you in the mirror and be willing to part ways with unsalvageable items that guy keeps in stock that hinders the development you're entitled to.
I might choke on making videos personally but some things I am more natrual for, knowing the easy path, is easy. That's why they call it the easy path. When you know your production is weak in some ways and its consistent, and then you take that on and overtrain that into easy then you re killing it- you've pulled the steel away from the stone. Party on Garth, party on.

*I used to live in van down by the river and get sweaty and excited and bust the seams out of my plaid sportscoats when I did these talks.

A+ for self indulgence to me.

Quite enjoyed it. Music was great and tied the scenes together well I thought. Keep up the good work!

bossho wrote: ↑Mon Nov 15, 2021 11:47 pm Cool, I liked the use of timing, I never tried this, wouldn't have the patience and I' d be A SKaRed that it sucked, this is showing a knack and it far from sucks. Are there are other entries in the assigned topic so we can grade them? You can see where you lay amongst peers. You already know this but peers are just there; the only way to get better at something, really get better at something, is to know yourself and look yourself in the mirror and say, " what shall be is up to me" and keep competing with that guy looking back at you in the mirror and be willing to part ways with unsalvageable items that guy keeps in stock that hinders the development you're entitled to.
I might choke on making videos personally but some things I am more natrual for, knowing the easy path, is easy. That's why they call it the easy path. When you know your production is weak in some ways and its consistent, and then you take that on and overtrain that into easy then you re killing it- you've pulled the steel away from the stone. Party on Garth, party on.

*I used to live in van down by the river and get sweaty and excited and bust the seams out of my plaid sportscoats when I did these talks.

A+ for self indulgence to me.

He is referring to the personal challenge he set himself.

You do these well. Natural talent for it

Well aren't you all very kind.

Keep it up, KfH. Damn, you even made lawn mowing interesting.

You might even try some humorous stuff. You seem to have a flare for timing. Don't ask me what that would be. That's up to you.

ExPenhMan wrote: ↑Tue Nov 16, 2021 11:39 am Keep it up, KfH. Damn, you even made lawn mowing interesting.

You might even try some humorous stuff. You seem to have a flare for timing. Don't ask me what that would be. That's up to you.

Thanks EPN. It's funny you mention humor as it's something I'd like to try. The problem I'm dealing with is a bit of self-consciousness, it's a bit intimidating opening the doors to one's home and thoughts - and, well, nobody wants to be perceived as conceited.