HELP! I am your video guy, but ALAS what do I create said videos on?

Hello! It is your friendly neighborhood video guy, and it's been a long time since I have posted anything at all. For that I do apologize to all of you lovely folks!

I've been posed with something of a problem. I've been trying to brain storm and get ideas in my head and I just can't seem to do it! I've hit a creativity stump if you will. So I am reaching out to all of you on TESOF, and asking: What would you like to see in a video, OR what would you like me to discuss? (My discussion videos seem to generate a lot of awesome conversation and idea trading I.E my P2P video.) Here is a link: http://youtu.be/J4eJ0jvOqcg

Or would you like to just hear my ideas on a particular thing in game?

Again, sorry it's been so long since I've posted... but I'm here and willing to take some ideas you guys/gals toss at me!

And please go read up on all of the other writers awesome work that they do here on TESOF they are all excellent and the support you give them makes them happy! :D

Thanks guys for reading and please! Leaving feedback will help tremendously in keeping the videos on the site up-to-date!

Thanks again, and you guys have a good one!
- Zarxces

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(February 22nd 2013, 03:59 PM)Tecca Wrote: Title edited to allow comments.

Thank you for fixing my stupid! :) Much love! <3

An entertainment "What-If" video on what an Elder Scrolls MMO might look like using footage from Skyrim/Oblivion as the set up. Scripted NPC actions and recorded voices would play the part of player characters as they approach both MMO and Elder Scroll issues in different and hilarious ways.

It would have unique depictions of common gamer types, a clever script, and entertaining predictaments.

Although it would be a video meant for entertainment purposes, it would also be an allegory on MMO culture today and its combination with the Elder Scrolls series.

YEEEEEEAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!







Actually, that would probably be really hard to make plus probably not what you were aiming for when you asked for video ideas. But it's an idea.

(February 22nd 2013, 04:01 PM)Horizon Seeker Wrote: An entertainment "What-If" video on what an Elder Scrolls MMO might look like using footage from Skyrim/Oblivion as the set up. Scripted NPC actions and recorded voices would play the part of player characters as they approach both MMO and Elder Scroll issues in different and hilarious ways.

It would have unique depictions of common gamer types, a clever script, and entertaining predictaments.

Although it would be a video meant for entertainment purposes, it would also be an allegory on MMO culture today and its combination with the Elder Scrolls series.

YEEEEEEAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!







Actually, that would probably be really hard to make plus probably not what you were aiming for when you asked for video ideas. But it's an idea.

Hey! An idea is an idea. An idea that could come to fruition if I get my gears going and make it. It'd be something different that is for damn sure.

Depending on your objective and goals for your videos; some differentiation from the usual may be positive.

I feel like there are many podcasts and informative videos on different subjects whether it's TESO speculation or Elder Scrolls lore. While they deliver information in a clear enough way, they tend to be more or less the same as each another in terms of presentation. Some sort of driving mechanism to seperate your videos from others may assist in the number of its viewers as well as how much they like it.

If you were to indirectly visually represent topics in a machinama-like fashion as oppose to simply talking about it, you'll potentially set yourself a level apart from most other videos.

Of course I've been talking about a different way of how to present a video instead of what to present it on, but this can make old already-discussed topics feel refreshing as TESO is currently in a bit of an info-drought and speculation can only satisfy an audience for so long.

Parodies on things like meeting another player in a public dungeon, the alliance war, and faction barriers can be depicted with carefully directed Skyrim/Oblivion footage in creative, clever and humorous ways.