Your are the second person I've read about in the last few days who has made it to 1000 SP. Congratulations. I think it's a great milestone to recognize, and much more indicative of the work you've done and the status you've reached than the amount of followers, say.
I'd say you've accomplished much in the last 10 months. And I'm not buying the "not a great writer" bit. You're as good as any here. And I don't blame you for the nervousness on camera. I can do it. I just don't think my face needs to be the focus. Someone else's face, sure. Not mine.:)
Thanks Glen! It was a hard journey especially at the start but the more I learned about Steemit it grew easier, well not that easy that I am making mad money but I have the right expectations.
Hhahaha you know me I am always self depreciating. I want to be more confident and do more video.
I think it is my next step as a content creator.
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Well, okay. Video is it is, then. Try not to forget us little people when you hit the big time. :)
So, I imagine you must have some thoughts as to what you're going to do with the video? You have a lot of material from your blog posts to draw from if you decide to continue in similar subjects. Or do you have something else in mind for the video?
It seems like sitting in front of the camera and expressing one's thoughts has been the mainstay ever since YouTube began, and it's amazing but that still seems to be the main format. Just say what comes to mind.
It's quicker and easier than a lot of other things that are going to take more time in preparation, production and post-production, which I'm assuming is the main reason why people still do it. How it's become so popular I guess stems from the fact that viewers like the unpolished, honest and real feelings that can be attached to it. Just tell it like you think it is.
I am not 100% sure what though I wanted to do some gaming playthroughs before and show what I have been doing in the boss hunts hahha
I wanted to talk about life but found that I am crap with improve speech even if I list down my talking points,
I will try to see what I can do and I will always have writing though haha
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Some people have made a pretty good living off of playthroughs. I'm not entirely sure what the demographics for that is here, because you generally have older gamers, say 20-35 running around Steemit, rather than 12-19, who might spend some time watching a playthrough because they find it entertaining or because they want to learn, while as the older crowd would either be making their own or not interested in seeing what others do because they think they're already better anyway so why waste the time.
Still, with the number of people that are supposed to be coming in and the pervasiveness of console and computer games, you're bound to find a niche for all of that. In anything we do here, it's going to be number of consumers for that specific content versus the number of creators, and then how does it become visible to them.