Hey guys, this "new" found love for working on vehicles is awesome! However, i am a really big noob. Grew up with not a lot of money so I didnt have projects or things of that nature and the only cars around were my parents, which i couldn't do mods or anything like that haha. Anyways, now that i have good stable income, i have started to learn a lot about cars. I say a lot because i literally only knew the pure basics so i've come to learn how to remove and change things now. My love has made my knowledge grow and little by little, and with the help of many people here and friends, i am getting closer and closer on finishing up my teggy project (still needs a lot of work though). I document almost everything and i post it on youtube. Like i said, i am a noob at both the vehicle stuff and video stuff. i have as much fun as i can and would love to receive some pointers. I do not expect to blow up or anything like that, but i know that if i put my mind to it, i can at least finish up teggy and call it good. I welcome constructive criticism, even the harsh criticism because it will help me expand my knowledge and skills. Anyone is welcome to visit the YouTube channel and all that good jazz and see whats up with my teggy. I also help my friends as much as i can, if they allow me to, on their cars. i have a mix content and like i said, i am always up for some pointers! i will post questions, tips that i come along the way, and progress as i go. Thank you for stopping by and have a nice day my friends!

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Good start, some helpful stuff would be to speed up the pace of the videos, I only checked out two, but they were just sped up videos of you removing or unbolting stuff. Not terribly interesting to watch. Maybe add some commentary over the music, or cut some of the longer stuff into parts to its not so drawn out. Telling your viewer what you're doing is a good start.

 

I see, i have been told to interact a little more. i just get really nervous for some reason man i dont know why. However, I will take that into consideration. Oh and most of the music is there because theres Loud Music playing while we work on teggy, at least most of the time. I'll record some stuff, explain what iam going to do and the process, then proceed to do it and fast forward or cut to after its done. Thanks a lot for your input!!

 

It might be easier if you record yourself doing the work without talking then in post processing record a voiceover explaining what's going on. That way you can write up notes on what you want to say beforehand to help with the nerves and reduce umms and mumbling and such.

 

I had never thought about it that way! It actually makes sense. should i do like a voice over or more like a clip before hand of me explaining it? Maybe do it like gamers and try to have a square of me talking about it on the bottom right? I prefer a voice over i think

 

I already have some videos made so i'll be posting those up. However you'll start seeing some small changes as they go. I hope to manage the editing and everything else and fin the easiest way for me to keep track of everything and move FWD with project teggy. Heres the newest video! i shouldve combine the previous and this one, deleting all the clips of the bolts coming off, but it was too late. Anyways, i hope you guys continue to throw tips and all that good stuff for this here teggyandmore channel!

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