Colorless plot seem interesting, i might check out later. So far my haul, i only got Kajika and DB artbook last month. I might saving my funds this year to get the entire set of DB full color edition to honoring the late goated Toriyama.
Great haul!!! Just wanting to point out for your list that there are 12 volumes of Helck (last one should come out in November). Also, the 9th and final Vol.of Alice in Borderland is out (I read it and its incredible).
First off, you're right, and I'll make sure to update my list then. As for Alice in borderland, since I live in Europe, and buy manga from Blackwell, then it's first available for me next month, but thanks for the heads up!
1. Look at the goddamn camera 2. Use caption subtitles if you’re not going to learn English 3. Pick better music 4. Figure out a rhythm to the way you talk because right now it’s so monotonous we’re falling asleep over here 5. Get better at editing (3:39) you improved with it a bit.
I appreciate your feedback, but let's unpack it a bit. 1. Look at the goddamn camera I do look at the camera, but I don't stare into it. I, like most people, have my eyes wonder when thinking and remembering things. That and it's more natural for general talking. Sure, I could look more into the camera, but it's not going to be constant. 2. Use caption subtitles if you’re not going to learn English TH-cam already generates this. And I clearly know English, but what you're referring to is my accent. And if it is hard to understand, fair, but I'm still going to let youtube generate the captions. 3. Pick better music Music taste is objective. This is what I'm going for at the moment. So instead, do you think it's distractingly loud, or do you just despise the music choice? 4. Figure out a rhythm to the way you talk because right now it’s so monotonous we’re falling asleep over here. Monotone as in my voice not going up and down in tone? I do try to do that, but again, I'm going for a natural way of talking, since this is not a "over the top" presentation, going for engagement above all else. But your point is fair, and I'll work on it. 5. Get better at editing (3:39) you improved with it a bit. This means nothing without proper explanation. Better editing like how? Keyframes? Rythm? Jumpcuts? B-Roll? You have to be a little more specific. Now I do appreciate that you took your time to watch and comment this.
Congrats on finishing more of your goal 🎉
I might be picking up allice in border land soon seems interesting.
Colorless plot seem interesting, i might check out later. So far my haul, i only got Kajika and DB artbook last month. I might saving my funds this year to get the entire set of DB full color edition to honoring the late goated Toriyama.
Fantastic idea. Also, that is two banger books to get. Kajika has that early dragon ball adventure feel to it
Great haul!!!
Just wanting to point out for your list that there are 12 volumes of Helck (last one should come out in November).
Also, the 9th and final Vol.of Alice in Borderland is out (I read it and its incredible).
First off, you're right, and I'll make sure to update my list then.
As for Alice in borderland, since I live in Europe, and buy manga from Blackwell, then it's first available for me next month, but thanks for the heads up!
1. Look at the goddamn camera
2. Use caption subtitles if you’re not going to learn English
3. Pick better music
4. Figure out a rhythm to the way you talk because right now it’s so monotonous we’re falling asleep over here
5. Get better at editing (3:39) you improved with it a bit.
I appreciate your feedback, but let's unpack it a bit.
1. Look at the goddamn camera
I do look at the camera, but I don't stare into it. I, like most people, have my eyes wonder when thinking and remembering things. That and it's more natural for general talking. Sure, I could look more into the camera, but it's not going to be constant.
2. Use caption subtitles if you’re not going to learn English
TH-cam already generates this. And I clearly know English, but what you're referring to is my accent. And if it is hard to understand, fair, but I'm still going to let youtube generate the captions.
3. Pick better music
Music taste is objective. This is what I'm going for at the moment. So instead, do you think it's distractingly loud, or do you just despise the music choice?
4. Figure out a rhythm to the way you talk because right now it’s so monotonous we’re falling asleep over here.
Monotone as in my voice not going up and down in tone? I do try to do that, but again, I'm going for a natural way of talking, since this is not a "over the top" presentation, going for engagement above all else. But your point is fair, and I'll work on it.
5. Get better at editing (3:39) you improved with it a bit.
This means nothing without proper explanation. Better editing like how? Keyframes? Rythm? Jumpcuts? B-Roll? You have to be a little more specific.
Now I do appreciate that you took your time to watch and comment this.