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Parallel Fates on Yu-Gi-Oh!
YugiTube...REALLY?
Although it is one of the hottest trends in Yu-Gi-Oh today,
Yu-Gi-Oh on Youtube has also become one of my biggest pet
peeves. While I have nothing against the concept of it
in general, it is the little things that a LOT of people do
not notice when filming that drive me absolutely bonkers.
Here are 3 things of annoyance...
1)
Power Robbers aka Fillers: Uhh...umm...you
know...so...like...yea...
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This is the single most annoying thing I keep noticing about
people who make videos. If I were to take one random
Yu-Gi-Oh video on Youtube (non-duel), I can count at least 1
filler every 10 seconds. Although the filmer might not
notice, but to viewers, this is very distracting.
Imagine what the written script would look like if I were to
write down everything said...
*** = Filler
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Hi guys, *** I’m *** trying to sell of all my cards ***.
*** My wants are listed at the bottom, *** *** let’s get
started. If you can’t see a certain card, *** just let
me know *** ***, or pause the video ***.
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What you see above is a standard opening for someone who
posts a trade binder. In a mere 3 sentences, there is
already 10 fillers used. Aside from making you
incoherent at times, it also takes away from the message you
are trying to get across. Here is a tip on correcting
this...take a breath or just pause whenever you are about
use one of these fillers. While it seems like a small
issue, you will be surprised about how much better it is
when speaking WITHOUT FILLERS.
2)
Speak up!
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You are making a video that the world will see...so WHY ARE
YOU WHISPERING?! There have been so many videos that I
have seen which included the filmer speaking so softly I
could hardly understand him/her. If you are brave
enough to make a video, why must you sound like you do not
want your parents to know about it?
3)
Location, Location, Location
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Sometimes, I look at the video, and I just start to go
“huh???”. You are opening a box or pack...but why
would you be doing it on the ground? Not only does
this make for horrendous camera angles, it just makes the
entire video appear awkward. It is called a table or
desk, and apparently it works wonders for supporting
items...such as Yu-Gi-Oh cards and binders.
The next time you decide to make a video, at least put some
effort into it. One final piece of advice...before
uploading another video, watch it and then ask yourself:
“REALLY?”
Love, hate, flame, thoughts, questions:
Darkness_Waters@hotmail.com
~ Parallel Fates |
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