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For those unaware of me, I'm currently working on an extensively researched and expanded video on the home video history of Terminator 2: Judgment Day. I produced such a video back in 2018, but this is far more involved covering more releases and the various audio mixes of the James Cameron blockbuster. I own various releases on Laserdisc, DVD, Blu-Ray, and the unfortunate 4K Blu-Ray edition. Editing is finally underway!

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About this Blog

This blog is for content about my Cyberpunk 2077 sitcom "Chooms" and other stuff from the Game.

Here is a Link to the Playlist of The Sitcom

You can also find Content from me here

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Hi!! Hello!! I just posted another mini sketchbook tour :D I really love making these :) Also, please read the description of the video x)

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Hi Swolesome,

I enjoy your content on YouTube, and I was wondering if I could ask for some advise.

I'm a writer among other things (another one of those things is also being a fellow bisexual disaster), and I do a lot of writing on this and other sites. But lately I've been thinking about trying my hand at starting my own channel on YouTube.

I don't exactly have high expectations for my future channel in terms of how many people will watch, nor am I anywhere near expecting to acquire much in terms of monetary gain. I don't exactly expect to gain the following the likes that Contrapoints or Philosophy Tube have gained over the years

But I do have ideas to share for video essays topics (original ideas and work with sources cited of course, I've been keeping up with that particular discourse). I guess what I'm trying to say is I could use a little advice as someone who is just starting out. What to do, what to say, HOW to say things? I'm not the best actor, but I think I'm fairly descent in terms of presenting things (I've also been pretty good at writing both fiction AND essays both online and in school).

Also maybe some tips on actually creating videos.

Thank you :)

Hey! So glad you reached out, and thank you so much--I'm really happy to hear you enjoy the content I make. :) Also stoked to hear you're looking to start a channel of your own! It sounds like you're coming at it from a very realistic place, because it's kinda thankless work, especially in the early days. Some people know how to game the algorithm, but I am sadly not one of them, so I don't want to lead you astray on that front (FD Signifier would be a good source there, he has some more recent videos talking about content creation with some tips and tricks included.) The advice I can confidently offer is to be yourself. And I know that sounds like cliché right out of an after school special, but I mean it. What do you love? What perspective do you bring to a subject? If you're more of a presenter, you might find yourself connecting with educational content. If you're a writer, you might be drawn to storytelling or poetry. One of the nice things about videos as a medium, if the focus is specifically art and communication, is that they're so flexible. I fell into my style of videos because I genuinely love connecting with people and encouraging honest examination of thoughts, emotions, and how they interact; this is why I never say anything unless I mean it. Even if I later come to change my mind on a subject (which definitely happens), I think it's important to give people the same honesty I'm trying to encourage in them. Every YouTuber has an onscreen persona, of course. We all contain multitudes and it's important to have your self-self and your visible-self, if that makes sense, both for your style to come forward and for your mental health. But the content that will be the most enjoyable and rewarding will be whatever you can bring sincerity to. While there is certainly something to be said for acting as a talent in itself, I personally love creating and viewing YouTube content that gives a glimpse into the person making it. It doesn't have to be baring your soul (not unless that's what you want), but rather something about yourself that you're secure in sharing: an artistic talent, education you've received, your sense of humour--that part is up to you.

And don't get discouraged if there's something you want to talk about that other people have already addressed. This is something I still struggle with, worrying that my voice is just adding clutter, but we need more people sharing their passions and insights. Every perspective brings something new and increases the likelihood of someone else connecting with the subject. Whether you're everyone's cup of tea or someone's shot of whiskey, you're reaching others. Finding your voice is the key to getting started, recognizing its value is the drive to keep going. Oh, and on the tech side, if you had to select only one thing starting out, make sure it's a good mic. For a hearing audience, good audio is often the deciding factor as to whether or not someone will watch. You got this! 💙

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Vid Monopoly Review - Ultimate Viral Shorts Creator

VidMonopoly is a video platform that aims to revolutionize the way creators monetize and optimize their videos. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools and features to help content creators maximize their reach and engagement on various social media platforms. VidMonopoly uses an AI-powered application to generate hundreds of viral short videos and reels within minutes, all with just a single keyword. VidMonopoly also allows creators to earn revenue by displaying ads on their videos, optimizing their videos with titles, descriptions, tags, and thumbnails, analyzing the latest trends and creating timely and relevant content, and tracking the performance of their videos with analytics and reporting tools. VidMonopoly is designed to simplify and enhance the content creation process, making it accessible and rewarding for creators of all levels.

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How To Make A Short Film For Free - Kim Adelman

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Decided to make a youtube video from art that started as a TikTok. So here it is (a completely different approach) on YouTube! ‘Moon Hypnosis’ I did not let TikTok throw away my efforts to produce something that has value. So I deleted it, and something way better was created, and now it is definitely way too good to be on TikTok.

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