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[Review Video] Help! - How can we make our car video more entertaining?

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Hey guys! We are a new car education channel on Youtube. This film is our 3rd episode and we are loosely trying to follow a HGTV production feel. From where we started a few months ago, I think we've come a long way. But there's always ways to improve.

After pushing this video live and getting great feedback from our friends and family, we'd greatly appreciate it if you could help us continue to push forward.

Self Review: One of the biggest things we still struggle at is our 'acting'. Sometimes I feel like the humor is forced. Also, since we are the only 2 producing the film, I feel like we lack a lot of interaction between both of us, because one of us needs to be filming the other guy.

Also, our audio has been a work in progress. We've been able to find software in post production that gets rid of some of the echo, but it feels like we still need to work things out to make it better. Filming in a garage has a TON of echo.

Lastly, making the repairs make sense and making people feel like they could tackle the job themselves. Sometimes I feel like they are cut too fast to follow along. At the same time I feel it needs to be quick and keep moving forward so viewers are engaged and watch the whole video.

Essentially our mission is to teach next gen car enthusiasts about the cars that they one day want to own. Not only do we try to cover the common failures and how to fix them, but also the lifestyle benefits that come from driving the car of your dreams.

With that in mind, please give our video a watch and let me know what you think. THX in advance!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpupGWviCSc&t=539s

Reviews - 1 - https://www.reddit.com/r/youtubers/comments/6mdda0/review_video_are_butterflies_evil/ 2 - https://www.reddit.com/r/youtubers/comments/6mesxi/channel_critique_looking_for_some_feedback_on_my/

Posted Jul 10, 2017, 6:54 PM UTC

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