One of the LEAST EXPENSIVE family friendly motorhome RVs! THOR GENEVA 31VA or 31VT
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- 32.5ft, super mega slide out, and 7.3L V8 gas engine on a Ford chassis. Let me know what you think about this family friendly Class C Motorhome! Shopping for an RV? Click this link for more information on pricing and store locations: bit.ly/find_yo...
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Don't spend the money for a second person. You do a great job. The tripod idea might help you but I've never really been disappointed.
Nope! I like how you do it. You in the frame will block things and I like looking around.
You're doing a great job, already 😊. Thanks for everything that you do. You already give me important information as well as showing everything about the vehicles. Greatly appreciated. 😊
Setup some tripods vs needing a cameraperson
I agree with the opinion of a tripod to film the demonstration aspects of the videos. The POV that you're doing now is far more personal, it's almost like we're there with you. Keep up the good work.
Myles!!!! Thank you for doing what you do!!!
Again, I think you do a good job on your own I would save your monetary resources
You do a great job explaining everything
I think it works fine now, with you just setting the camera up then demonstrating things for us. At the end of the day, it's what works best for you.
I appreciated it when the wife was there to help out.
You could try using a mini tripod. You could keep it attached throughout the whole video and just use when you need it. Set it on a nearby surface to do demonstrations.
Suggest just using a tripod and do B roll shots of you demonstrating opening compartments or using equipment onboard. May take you a little more time with editing but you'll save $$$. Saw you recently at the San Diego Blue Compass RV show as I was leaving. Keep it up 👍 🤙
The videos I have seen with a “demonstrator” person they are often in the way of the things I want to see or distractions from the subject. I think that the key moments you need to demonstrate like shower height, bed size, or seating comfort can easily be achieved with a quick tripod shot. Otherwise you already do an awesome job showing everything and being informative without a lot of unnecessary chatter.
I agree don’t spend your money on a second person. You do a great job with your videos. Maybe a tripod to hold the camera if you want to be hands free to demonstrate things that are not standard. Just a thought. Great work though!
No you’re fine. I had a RV dealership at one point. I enjoy your videos. Great job Miles. Watched you for along time.
You could 'hire' a teenage family member... I've never known any to refuse a Zaxby's gc for payment 🤔
Or I agree w setting up a tripod.
Thanks for the info.
I also like the idea of drawers underneath the dinette benches. I don't like lifting up things when I can just pull them out.
You are doing great!
You are doing awesome job just like that
That place is awesome! It’s huge. Acres of RVs
Love what you do but if I'm being honest you are great to look at too. haha. Not gonna lie, would be great to see you demonstrate some of the space knowing you are over 6 ft tall. Helps for guys like me at 6'3".
thank you this a real option
You don’t need to hire anyone. You good
No, you do a great job - no need for 2nd person
I'll tell you the same thing in every video that you ask and from the looks of it others say the way you are doing it is fine 😊
It would be nice to have someone else, but honestly it's not worth it. I second the suggestion to just use a tripod for that sort of thing.
Tripods bro what's best is the way you are doing it now 😊
You are doing just fine e.
Try using a 360 camera company
I do have an insta360 X4 but I use it for my shorter videos. The video files for this long of a video on a 360 camera are absolutely massive!
8,000 lb hitch? Is it made of lead? I don't know a lot about hitches, but I would have thought 50-75 lbs. max.
I believe that's the amount the hitch is safe to pull so you can pull a car behind this
Hire your GORGEOUS wife, your Ariana!
(I hope I spelled her name right)
We got divorced
How many broken things?
Yes I absolutely think hiring a video person is a great idea that is a job I would do in a heartbeat but even despite that I think you would just add to the quality of your videos I mean you already do a great job alone
I haven’t watched in a while, but I thought you had a camera woman, your wife.
We separated last summer.
@@mylesrv sorry to hear that.
Use a tripod and come prepared. Every video has you saying 'I don't know' or 'I didn't know'. Be a prepared salesman who knows their product inside and out. You'll become a better expert in your field.
Im trying my best, honestly. There’s literally thousand of RVs out there, all with different equipment, specs, etc. and a lot to learn, as it’s a given that as soon as I get one product perfected, they change things. I film anywhere from 4 to 10 different RVs on a day I go to film. I have to because I travel to locations that aren’t just down the street from my house. Some of them, I drive/fly to and am only there a few days and have to cover as much as I can. There’s only so much information the human brain can contain when researching that many different brands at once, and then to recite it all with a camera rolling, no matter what level of research is put in, I likely miss something. I have figured out that if I cover the same brand through multiple videos in a row, that helps as by the time I get to the 3rd or 4th one of the same product, I’ve been saying the same thing over and over and it’s locked in. Im always striving to be better and be the best I can be, but I’m patient with myself and I’m okay with not being perfect. Nothing beats time when it comes to perfecting a craft, and I’m sure with time I will keep getting better.
@@mylesrv Don’t be hard on yourself, you’re growing and will continue to get better and better! I enjoy watching your videos!
Need your wife in the videos. She can give a woman’s perspective on things and provide eye candy for the guys. Oh, and help with the camera.
We separated almost a year ago
Eye candy? Gross. Please do not objectify women.