and what about the people who want to see my signature style from me? (Yeah yeah you can argue the same overused arguement that it's not signature if it was "copied" from mocucha, but really its more of an inspiration. I never really intended on copying him he was just another fellow video maker that made videos like i wanted to coming into the community, he just did it first.) any way what about the audience who loves that style i do?, a continuation of the years of entertainment watching Mocucha's videos, he's not around as much anymore but he's an example of how someone who doesn't use alot of editing can still make an enjoyable video, good replays or not, he often used the cinematic style of editing as well. If it were a problem amongst my audience getting tired of the style of the content, i'd change it for them, but it appears my audience enjoys the work I do, so is it not my job to keep giving them enjoyable content?
I mean yeah changing up the style would get more of an audience, and that is the goal of a video maker
but when I do more types of conceptual videos that turn out to be a success such as Wrath of Uke, that draws an even larger crowd in. so there is no need to change my style. I enjoy making videos like that, my viewers enjoy when i make videos like this, so why not continue? Just because a select few are getting tired of it?
the point i'm attempting to make is, the video-maker, you select few, (and you know who you are), want me to become is not the videomaker i want to become, it doesn't become fun anymore for me.
I love to hear from the community and what paths they lay out for me CNC wise to become "better" but it will always be a path I can choose to go down or choose not to go down and if it affects my artistic vision negatively and the most important part of any art...having fun. Then I might not choose to do it, but thats no reason to get fustrated or annoyed with me. Because it comes out in the CNC sometimes harming the constructiveness.
i believe video doesn't have to have good transitions, cc, velo, or music etc. etc. to be a good video.
Looks aren't everything, a lot of the old crappy montages are still enjoyable in my opinion, and they suck at all or most of those.
I'm in film school, i'm majoring in editing, i've learned a lot, skills i could apply to Toribash, but it's just a game, i'm not going try hard, i save that for my live action films. Toribash will always be a game, meant for fun and enjoyment, and what i do now, and how i do it, it's enjoyable.
Last edited by matarika; Jun 15, 2016 at 06:53 AM.