It is insane how often I find myself relating to your videos. Last summer, I joined the youth ambassador program and was on two summer camps regarding that. I was filming there and wanted to make a video about taking opportunities because at first, I didn't want to go, but it came out to be perfect. On that video, I spent countless hours perfecting every single thing, changing subtitle styles, etc. and I reached rock bottom by spending one entire afternoon on one map transition. To be more precise, I spent most of the time fixing one 3d object of a plane that was not moving the way I wanted it to. And yet, I didn't find a solution, so I left it as it is. Because of perfectionism, I was so exhausted because I just wanted to finish it. So I recorded voiceovers literally at 3am didn't bother them at all. But in the end, even though it had poor voiceovers, one typo, a plane not moving the way I wanted it, one structural error - I received over 30 DMs from friends and other people complimenting the video and NO ONE noticed the things that were bothering me. I've improved a bit regarding perfectionism since then, but I'm definitely going to try the 70% rule. Other than that, I like the lighting a lot! Warm practical on the left, and cold on the right - but warm key on the right, and cold rim light on the left. Counterintuitive but very interesting combination! P.s. I can't seem to find a link for the diminishing results picture in the description (11:35)
First of all, I'm grateful to have people that I can help and that I can impact with relatability. Second of all, LOL I can relate to your comment too. I had countless projects where I was disappointed with the video but everybody else was in awe of it. Also, I know a lot of video guys that film shitty content, their editor fixes it a bit and that's the final product. The client is happy tho, and the job is done. So we were just overthinking all the time haha XDD. I'll put the link in the description soon.
Hi, brother! I just saw you on NG's live and looked you up. (Crazy way to get followers) I'm interested in your topics and amazed by the quality of your video. Knowing you recently started a YT channel, I didn't expect that high level of work. Good job, bro. I'll stay tuned, just wanted to say hello. Жив био!
Heyyy. N is a G lol, he gives out god-level advice. I'm grateful that you researched me and I hope to inspire you and help you with some of my frameworks around productivity and self-development. For the quality, don't get confused, I've been at it for a while, started young so I got a lot of shit under my belt. XDD I'll see you next Monday here, and maybe on calls.
Your video started playing without me consciously clicking on it. Boy am I glad it did!
Thank you for freeing my mind
God bless, I'm really grateful.
Everything happens just the way it is supposed to.
Take this as your sign for change.
It is insane how often I find myself relating to your videos.
Last summer, I joined the youth ambassador program and was on two summer camps regarding that. I was filming there and wanted to make a video about taking opportunities because at first, I didn't want to go, but it came out to be perfect.
On that video, I spent countless hours perfecting every single thing, changing subtitle styles, etc. and I reached rock bottom by spending one entire afternoon on one map transition. To be more precise, I spent most of the time fixing one 3d object of a plane that was not moving the way I wanted it to. And yet, I didn't find a solution, so I left it as it is.
Because of perfectionism, I was so exhausted because I just wanted to finish it. So I recorded voiceovers literally at 3am didn't bother them at all. But in the end, even though it had poor voiceovers, one typo, a plane not moving the way I wanted it, one structural error - I received over 30 DMs from friends and other people complimenting the video and NO ONE noticed the things that were bothering me.
I've improved a bit regarding perfectionism since then, but I'm definitely going to try the 70% rule.
Other than that, I like the lighting a lot! Warm practical on the left, and cold on the right - but warm key on the right, and cold rim light on the left. Counterintuitive but very interesting combination!
P.s. I can't seem to find a link for the diminishing results picture in the description (11:35)
First of all, I'm grateful to have people that I can help and that I can impact with relatability.
Second of all, LOL I can relate to your comment too.
I had countless projects where I was disappointed with the video but everybody else was in awe of it.
Also, I know a lot of video guys that film shitty content, their editor fixes it a bit and that's the final product. The client is happy tho, and the job is done.
So we were just overthinking all the time haha XDD.
I'll put the link in the description soon.
Hi, brother! I just saw you on NG's live and looked you up. (Crazy way to get followers)
I'm interested in your topics and amazed by the quality of your video. Knowing you recently started a YT channel, I didn't expect that high level of work. Good job, bro.
I'll stay tuned, just wanted to say hello.
Жив био!
Heyyy.
N is a G lol, he gives out god-level advice.
I'm grateful that you researched me and I hope to inspire you and help you with some of my frameworks around productivity and self-development.
For the quality, don't get confused, I've been at it for a while, started young so I got a lot of shit under my belt. XDD
I'll see you next Monday here, and maybe on calls.
Wow😮
Appreciate your support!
Great video bro! I liked this one a lot.. really resonates with me🤘
Ueeeee, that's great.
Hope it helped.
We should grab coffee these days. Would be really cool to catch up.
Yeeep :D @@alexrupic