I found your video insparational. The scenic views and camera perspectives added depth to the skill you were illustrating and also the solace that nature can provide. I look forward to more videos and also some gear reviews from you. I would like to hear the story behind your LTWK GNS. It looked well used and cared for.
For your first video you done really well so hats off to you, also lighting fire in those conditions is not the easiest by any stretch so well done for getting that going A couple of suggestions if I may, firstly the music is too intense and loud for a bushcraft style of video. Also the copyright on the music you chose is a concern and most likely your video will possibly get flagged for it Secondly try talking to the camera a little here and there in order to build up a rapport with your audience Best of luck with your channel moving forward ~Peace~
+Zed Outdoors thank you so much for your reply Zed!!! You Channel has always been an inspiration to me. I love your work that you do. Thank you for the advice. In the future I plan on talking to the camera and removing the music. But currently I don't have a camera with good enough audio. Thank you so much and I look forward to seeing what you think of my future content - Parker
Great first video, looks like a really stunning environment to spend time in nature. Hats off on the fire lighting, feathering wood you have found and using a ferro rod to light it can be tricky. Would be good to see the shelter develop in future videos. I would skip the music personally, just you working and the sounds of nature would be nice. Thanks for filming.
+MCQBushcraft Mike, thank so much for your reply. You are a personal hero of mine. I have been subscribed to you for years,, I really am enjoying your bushcraft basics videos. I want to personally thank you for your genuine comments on my video. I plan on doing More voice over and sounds of nature in my future videos. I just need to get a better camera or a better microphone. Thanks again -Parker
I found your video insparational. The scenic views and camera perspectives added depth to the skill you were illustrating and also the solace that nature can provide. I look forward to more videos and also some gear reviews from you. I would like to hear the story behind your LTWK GNS. It looked well used and cared for.
For your first video you done really well so hats off to you, also lighting fire in those conditions is not the easiest by any stretch so well done for getting that going
A couple of suggestions if I may, firstly the music is too intense and loud for a bushcraft style of video. Also the copyright on the music you chose is a concern and most likely your video will possibly get flagged for it
Secondly try talking to the camera a little here and there in order to build up a rapport with your audience Best of luck with your channel moving forward ~Peace~
+Zed Outdoors thank you so much for your reply Zed!!! You Channel has always been an inspiration to me. I love your work that you do. Thank you for the advice. In the future I plan on talking to the camera and removing the music. But currently I don't have a camera with good enough audio. Thank you so much and I look forward to seeing what you think of my future content
- Parker
Great first video, looks like a really stunning environment to spend time in nature. Hats off on the fire lighting, feathering wood you have found and using a ferro rod to light it can be tricky.
Would be good to see the shelter develop in future videos.
I would skip the music personally, just you working and the sounds of nature would be nice.
Thanks for filming.
+MCQBushcraft Mike, thank so much for your reply. You are a personal hero of mine. I have been subscribed to you for years,, I really am enjoying your bushcraft basics videos. I want to personally thank you for your genuine comments on my video.
I plan on doing More voice over and sounds of nature in my future videos. I just need to get a better camera or a better microphone.
Thanks again
-Parker