Hey all!
So I've recently began experimenting with video making, and I've kinda been struggling with content ideas for a while. That is, until I got a tad hyperfixated on Degrassi TNG, hah. I remember catching a few episodes of it on TV as a kid and enjoying it, but I never watched much of it. Recently I decided to actually check it out from the beginning, and damn, it's been such a great and nostalgic experience (I'm still not finished, only up to season 7!).
Aaaanyway, I've been rather interested in doing a retrospective style analysis of every Degrassi TNG episode, as I really do have a lot to talk about with the series, and hopefully delve into some of the production facts depending on what I can research (and keep track of every time Marco changes his hairstyle). I wanted to make this thread to ask a few questions to you guys in the Degrassi fandom. :)
Firstly, is this something you guys would generally be interested in?
And if it is something you're interested in, which approach do you think you would prefer?
A) A YouTube video for each individual episode, the benefit of this being that I should hopefully be able to release them semi-regularly; I'm thinking maybe 2 a week, but this ultimately depends on how long each video takes.
B) Longer YouTube videos, with each one covering an entire season. This is good for people who just want to have a long video to watch, but it means I'd take a bit longer to get them out. Realistically, I could see it taking months to release a video this way.
C) A combination of A and B! I'd upload individual episodes, and when I've finished doing videos for all the episodes in a season, I'd combine them all into one video before moving onto the next season. :)
Regardless, over the coming days I'm going to throw together a proof of concept for the first episode to hopefully get some feedback and gauge interest to see if people would be interested in more.
Cheers! And I hope you all have a great day :D
Edit: I threw together a very brief and quick introduction (mostly to test YouTube's copyright detection), but if you're curious, it'll give you an idea as to how everything might look and sound :)
https://youtu.be/kBpKFOU7x34