I really like the concept of your review videos, you try to pick up where Frank left off, you somewhat have the review format down. I'd like to give you some constructive criticism though, might help you improve your future videos. You've got huge shoes to fill, after all. If you're using Frank's review format, you gotta train yourself to talk a little faster, he has his review format to provide objective information with the least amount of time spent. Get yourself a testing procedure, run blasters in battle conditions and stress test everything it has to offer for at least an hour, give or take, so you can familiarize yourself with the blaster, making yourself more confident in presenting the product, so you don't have to explore the blaster while making a review on it, old Coop had a reason to do it, because everyone back in the day was still on the same level. On the same note, get yourself a chronograph if you can, so you don't guess the initial muzzle velocity of the blasters, this is crucial if you want to provide objective information to your audience with your reviews. Try to minimize the amount of adlibs when speaking, whether if it's trying to improve your speech, or through post-production editing. This will make you appear more professional, and also help cut down the time of your videos, and thus, attract a larger audience, especially with the declining attention span of people today, and the upcoming generation after ours. This should help you increase the quality of your videos going forward if you decide to improve on these aspects, but right now, you appear to be in your "Early" stages on the channel, like Frank was before you, which isn't bad, you're starting off at least.
How do you have 7 views??? You have great content!
I had to reupload the video since it got copyrighted
Hello coop772 2.0
I really like the concept of your review videos, you try to pick up where Frank left off, you somewhat have the review format down.
I'd like to give you some constructive criticism though, might help you improve your future videos. You've got huge shoes to fill, after all.
If you're using Frank's review format, you gotta train yourself to talk a little faster, he has his review format to provide objective information with the least amount of time spent.
Get yourself a testing procedure, run blasters in battle conditions and stress test everything it has to offer for at least an hour, give or take, so you can familiarize yourself with the blaster, making yourself more confident in presenting the product, so you don't have to explore the blaster while making a review on it, old Coop had a reason to do it, because everyone back in the day was still on the same level.
On the same note, get yourself a chronograph if you can, so you don't guess the initial muzzle velocity of the blasters, this is crucial if you want to provide objective information to your audience with your reviews.
Try to minimize the amount of adlibs when speaking, whether if it's trying to improve your speech, or through post-production editing. This will make you appear more professional, and also help cut down the time of your videos, and thus, attract a larger audience, especially with the declining attention span of people today, and the upcoming generation after ours.
This should help you increase the quality of your videos going forward if you decide to improve on these aspects, but right now, you appear to be in your "Early" stages on the channel, like Frank was before you, which isn't bad, you're starting off at least.