would anyone watch a video of a noobs journey ?

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stephen0205
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would anyone watch a video of a noobs journey ?

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hi guys em i was thinking the other day, ill be starting my portable ps1 one very shortly and i just got my new hd camcorder, and i was wondering would anyone want to watch a noobs journey to making his portable.

I was thinking i got bens book and ill be using that and the support on the forum to create my ps one p.

Well i was going to make videos on it, like a noobs journey, mayeb call it by the book or something.

Do it all in parts like

Introduction on my console interests how i was intreaged on the custom scene, (the 360 laptop wow) and like record my work and thoughts throughout the project, just asking, cause im only gonna do it if people would find it interesting, i think its a good idea.
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Sure. Do a timelapse! :D
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Aguiluz wrote:Sure. Do a timelapse! :D
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thats just cold :shock:
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I'm not saying it's going to take you a long time, I'm exaggerating the amount of memory a full time-lapse would take up, especially in HD.
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That'd be really sweet! When you edit don't be afraid to cut out a lot. We only want to see the good and/or important bits.
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Why not make a video. Keep it fairly short, interesting, factual and relevant.
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I was considering doing something like this only in more of a tutorial format. But I lack the camcorder to do it.
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do it.
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mmmm well i think its a good idea, im gonna do it and edit it all myself, if anyone wants to watch it, feel free and please comment.
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I'd watch it
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I'd watch it too, but as mentioned for best impact and longivity, you need to keep it entertaining but not silly; factual but not boring, steady videos, etc - in other words, make it slick, informative and not daft. You are in total control of its directing and content, so plan it out well in stages. Like, "here is how to...." pic pic pic pic "which means..." - "to connect the....we" pic pic pic. Like a fairly quick slideshow with commentary, each pic up for about 1/2 - 1 second. 10 minute show. You get the idea!

Feel free to post the video sections as you go along, if you want our input and suggestions...
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