240sx KBD Body Kit Vinyl Wrap

[c0ryhaze]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzFh4EK0vek

Hey guys,

I recently just got back into vlogging since the COVID-19 pandemic and I would love to have your support!! Please give constructive criticism!! I would also love to hear your feedback and would truly appreciate the support!! Please subscribe for more content!!



and also... catch you on grid!!



https://www.youtube.com/user/TripzeyHD/

[irax]

That intro is so close to being fire. If only all the vids were in 1080p.
Good video quality.
The content itself is a little on the stale side but still good.

[c0ryhaze]

Thank you so much for the feedback!!

[deolio]

if you don't have quality video for an intro, just make it shorter and it'll be less noticeable. 12-15 seconds should be enough. make the titles easier to read font, especially since it's low resolution. or you could roll with the whole low resolution, halfway shitty quality thing since it seems to be in style these days.

less talking to the camera and if you do, just cut out all the dead space where the "uh, ah, um's" are. jump cuts are ok these days...

audio levels typically should hover around -6db. your seem like -30db.

just content. no one cares about wrapping a shitty sideskirt. actually painting it and making it not wavy as shit would be interesting.

[c0ryhaze]

Hell yeah man!! I appreciate the feedback, good luck this season!

[SupaDoopa]

The intro honestly was ass. I had to pause the video to read what your band of hooligans is called which I THINK is AsphaultCowboyz or some shit but I couldn't tell. I'd definitely stick to 10 seconds or below on the intro unless you have something quality/unique/custom that is worth a few extra seconds.

The content is I guess on par with what everyone else is doing but if it's just you wrapped a skirt, you'd have to make it more interesting like a 'how to' or 'lessons learned' type of thing. Watching someone wrap a skirt without any words is kind of creepy.

Also, invest in a tripod or some sort of camera stand and stick to an angle. Seeing you from down below, up top, sideways, etc. is kind of harsh on the eyes. Try to keep a focal point and stick to it.