Hi Long, thanks a lot for noticing the improvement, and taking the time to provide feedback. You still may see the previous approach in the next 2 videos as I recorded them before this one, and possibly because I still need to figure out the perfect recipe, but I'm definitely doing my best to improve my content. Have a great weekend and see you next week!
Hi Long, I see you've commented on my latest video but for some reason the comment disappeared. That happens sometimes for an unknown reason. I would like to thank you and wish you a wonderful day. --Gérard
Good morning my friend! May your weekend be sensational, wonderful !!! What a gift you give us, moving graphics with the opening of a sensational movie. The story of a thug named Frank Abagnale Jr, who ended up being hired by the FBI as a consultant. That TV series called White Collar is also based on his life. In the film, Leonardo DiCaprio represents him. Very well done and executed, but the way you taught it was sensational, with details, paused, it was perfect and you can't not praise and praise a lot. I know it takes a lot more work and effort, so thank you too, my friend. I think you taught movement as it really should be taught, I see people teaching it and in my humble opinion they can't do it for that. The image with the times and animations of each lyric, was a sensational whim, of who really wants the other to learn and as I told you once, it makes a big difference in the world, so thanks again for that too. That comment was huge, but honestly, I could spend hours writing to praise and thank. But I'm going to the last part otherwise it will take a day to read my comment hahaha. I already thought it was super cool to use the word PowerPoint in the movie sentence, it was very creative and contextualized. But when I saw the ending, I laughed out loud, his face replacing the face in a scene from the movie, I didn't expect it and it was really, really, really good, creative and funny too. A great weekend my friend, thanks for everything.
Hello my friend, thanks for this wonderful feedback. Really glad you liked this video. I stumbled by pure chance on that movie intro and from the moment I saw it, I knew it had to be the topic of my next video. It has that organic movement that makes it truly remarkable and eye catching. I found some challenge in reproducing it, but the biggest challenge for me was to explain it in an easily understandable way, while still keeping it as concise as possible. This challenge certainly helped me come with creative ideas such as using B-rolls to explain the fragmenting process or the delay timing. I'm happy you found the explanation clear, this encourages me to do more of this. I'll certainly try to integrate more of these except in the next two videos which are already recorded at this stage. As for the ending scene, I found funny the ironic inception of being the impostor of Di Caprio playing Abagnale the impostor. I wasn't sure if people apart from my relatives would recognize me, and find that funny, I'm happy it made you laugh. Have a great weekend and see you next week my friend!
@@CreativePowerPointEveryday No doubt it was very well done and fun, my friend. It's true, it's very organic and I even went to look and watch the intro to the movie again, since it's been so long, it's a very well done and fluid intro. I noticed the use of b-rolls, very well used, within the reason and purpose of b-rolls. It was another success, my friend. Thanks again, a big hug.
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Hi Long, thanks a lot for noticing the improvement, and taking the time to provide feedback. You still may see the previous approach in the next 2 videos as I recorded them before this one, and possibly because I still need to figure out the perfect recipe, but I'm definitely doing my best to improve my content. Have a great weekend and see you next week!
Hi Long, haven't heard from you lately. Hope you're still fine and safe?
@@CreativePowerPointEveryday hello, I've always followed you and I think I've become your fan. I'm fine, thank you
Happy to read you're fine Long. Have a wonderful day.
Hi Long, I see you've commented on my latest video but for some reason the comment disappeared. That happens sometimes for an unknown reason. I would like to thank you and wish you a wonderful day. --Gérard
Good morning my friend! May your weekend be sensational, wonderful !!!
What a gift you give us, moving graphics with the opening of a sensational movie. The story of a thug named Frank Abagnale Jr, who ended up being hired by the FBI as a consultant. That TV series called White Collar is also based on his life. In the film, Leonardo DiCaprio represents him.
Very well done and executed, but the way you taught it was sensational, with details, paused, it was perfect and you can't not praise and praise a lot. I know it takes a lot more work and effort, so thank you too, my friend. I think you taught movement as it really should be taught, I see people teaching it and in my humble opinion they can't do it for that. The image with the times and animations of each lyric, was a sensational whim, of who really wants the other to learn and as I told you once, it makes a big difference in the world, so thanks again for that too.
That comment was huge, but honestly, I could spend hours writing to praise and thank. But I'm going to the last part otherwise it will take a day to read my comment hahaha.
I already thought it was super cool to use the word PowerPoint in the movie sentence, it was very creative and contextualized. But when I saw the ending, I laughed out loud, his face replacing the face in a scene from the movie, I didn't expect it and it was really, really, really good, creative and funny too.
A great weekend my friend, thanks for everything.
Hello my friend, thanks for this wonderful feedback. Really glad you liked this video. I stumbled by pure chance on that movie intro and from the moment I saw it, I knew it had to be the topic of my next video. It has that organic movement that makes it truly remarkable and eye catching. I found some challenge in reproducing it, but the biggest challenge for me was to explain it in an easily understandable way, while still keeping it as concise as possible. This challenge certainly helped me come with creative ideas such as using B-rolls to explain the fragmenting process or the delay timing. I'm happy you found the explanation clear, this encourages me to do more of this. I'll certainly try to integrate more of these except in the next two videos which are already recorded at this stage. As for the ending scene, I found funny the ironic inception of being the impostor of Di Caprio playing Abagnale the impostor. I wasn't sure if people apart from my relatives would recognize me, and find that funny, I'm happy it made you laugh. Have a great weekend and see you next week my friend!
@@CreativePowerPointEveryday No doubt it was very well done and fun, my friend. It's true, it's very organic and I even went to look and watch the intro to the movie again, since it's been so long, it's a very well done and fluid intro. I noticed the use of b-rolls, very well used, within the reason and purpose of b-rolls.
It was another success, my friend. Thanks again, a big hug.