Constructive Criticism Please? :D -
BigAl - 26.11.2011
Hello and I am mrproductions96 (YT Name) and I was just wondering if you could give me some pointers on how to increase the skill I have of either making a tutorial or commentary. Thanks for all your advice and I will definitely try and improve on it all.
Heres a link to thTutorial
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2N8TVnBOHE[/ame]
Heres a link to theCommentary
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27jnmrmwGB8[/ame]
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Habdel - 26.11.2011
i have war in the north but it lags on my computer even in lower settings, i hate the way the guy walks and the characters, they have shitfaces : x
EDIT : Sorry for being annoying xD
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Zh3r0 - 26.11.2011
No offence, you're annoying on that commentary
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BigAl - 26.11.2011
Thanks Zh3r0 i will try and be less annoying in future videos and try and get it updated in this post...
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seanny - 26.11.2011
the tutorial is the one that I will find usefull. Good Work!
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BigAl - 26.11.2011
Than seanny. It's appreciated... Anyone else care to share?
Re: Constructive Criticism Please? :D - [MM]IKKE - 26.11.2011
I only watched a part of the tutorial and these are my remarks:
- turn up the volume a bit, it's definitely lower than any other ******* video
- don't do anything when you're not explaining eg 0:15 selecting stuff on your desktop. I know, it might sound silly, but that's what a tutorial makes good or not: understandable for everyone, even your grandma
- move your mouse to uninteresting places when explaining stuff eg 1:32 you're moving your mouse over all the buttons, might be confusing (or the way I explained might be more clear)
- before you hit a button, make a circle around it, showing which button you will be clicking. Then it'll all be more understandable (you're a "fast" clicker). Would be the best to explain what the button will do while you're highlighting that button by circling around it
- your english is comprehensible
- didn't watch the tutorial fully, but the content itself seemed well explained
- why the hell does your time show up a date in 2007?
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BigAl - 26.11.2011
Quote:
Originally Posted by [MM]IKKE
I only watched a part of the tutorial and these are my remarks: - turn up the volume a bit, it's definitely lower than any other ******* video
- don't do anything when you're not explaining eg 0:15 selecting stuff on your desktop. I know, it might sound silly, but that's what a tutorial makes good or not: understandable for everyone, even your grandma
- move your mouse to uninteresting places when explaining stuff eg 1:32 you're moving your mouse over all the buttons, might be confusing (or the way I explained might be more clear)
- before you hit a button, make a circle around it, showing which button you will be clicking. Then it'll all be more understandable (you're a "fast" clicker). Would be the best to explain what the button will do while you're highlighting that button by circling around it
- your english is comprehensible
- didn't watch the tutorial fully, but the content itself seemed well explained
- why the hell does your time show up a date in 2007?
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Wow, thanks for all of that and I will definitely improve that and do a tutorial tomorrow improving in all of these area... and I reformatted PC and couldn't be bothered to find out what the date was. Thanks for the criticism though it helps a lot and hopefully I can improve from it... thanks once again!
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Scenario - 26.11.2011
With the first video, your voice is too low. It should match the volume of the music and I shouldn't have to turn my speakers up in order to here everything you say. To resolve this, turn up your microphone gain a little (but not too much, or it'll be distorted).
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BigAl - 26.11.2011
Real Cop... I will be updating this post tomorrow with all of this hopefully fixed with a differnet tutorial that I think will also help you...