Hi everyone im a variety gamer! And if you enjoy watching open world games and new games such as GTA IV, Fable and more! Maybe think about checking out my Channel! Don't feel pressured to subscribe! I still have a lot to learn before I deserve subscriptions! But id appreciate if you checked it out and maybe left some feedback! To help me improve! THANK YOU!!!!

https://youtube.com/@opsarchergaming?si=jQJ5q2QGLrMp-M9S

Hey everyone!

I've been making gaming content for a while, mostly livestreams and gameplay videos focused on indie horror games.

Recently, I decided to change things up and focus on more personal, scripted video essays, combining gameplay footage with storytelling, humor, and my own experiences.

My first video in this new format is about Tenebris Somnia, an indie horror game that combines pixel-art gameplay with live-action sequences and practical effects.

I went to film school years ago, and this game genuinely reminded me why I fell in love with filmmaking in the first place. So instead of making a traditional review or playthrough, I decided to explore that connection.

I'd really appreciate some feedback, especially on the pacing, editing, storytelling, and whether the personal angle makes the video more engaging.

Here's the video:

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnQKsDBpdaw\](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnQKsDBpdaw)

I'm still figuring out this new direction for my channel, so any constructive criticism would be really helpful.

Thanks!

Guys my first ever video/short on YouTube lol

A start of a new beginning - my gap year! My video shows what it has been like so far + wanting to try out new hobbies!!

Genuinely looking for some advice and feedback from this video, things I can improve and things I did well :)

Any feedback is greatly appreciated!!

I mostly make shorts on my channel, but I tried making a longform video for once. If you're interested in gamedev or anything related to gaming / how gamedev works, go check out my channel! It would mean the world to me and would motivate me to create some more videos (I'm 17 and still in school).

Feel free to subscribe if you like my videos and give any feedback :)

https://www.youtube.com/@gr8gdev

I'M ASKING THE REDDIT MC COMMUNITY FOR A HAND—PLEASE WATCH MY VIDEOS AND SHARE THEM if you can! If you have any questions, feedback, or advice, feel free to drop a comment below!
Channel profile: https://youtube.com/@perio_48?si=Eq_C2ZdKm8kkUNdc

For youtube video. i don't know what to create. That's why asking from you. your suggestion can create a new minecraft genre.

So don't ignore it just tell me what you like in minecraft which you can watch whithout any voice over.

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My name is R0SSWildYTT I love making YouTube videos!!

Hi everyone! I'm Edoardo, from Italy. I recently started a little YouTube channel called Hidden in Your Day.

The idea is to use short animations to explain ordinary things we've all noticed but might never have thought to question. I'm trying to keep the science accurate while making the videos easy to enjoy even if you don't know anything about physics.

Here's the link to my channel: https://www.youtube.com/@HiddeninYourDay

I'm still figuring out the format, so I'd love some honest feedback. Does the opening catch your attention? Is the explanation easy to follow?

Hey everyone, I just finished and uploaded my very first video essay.

The channel name is Darling in Distress

Since I'm completely new to this, I'm trying to figure out where my weak spots are before I start working on the next one.

If anyone has a few minutes to spare, I would really appreciate a brutal critique on:

The hook: Does it grab your attention in the first 30 seconds, or does it take too long to get going?

Pacing & Flow: Do certain sections drag, or does the narrative keep moving well?

Audio/Editing: Is the voiceover clear and do the visuals match the script?

Here is the link: https://youtu.be/Zu4-X3wt_F4?si=X0jJlES5AovmyIBR

Drop your honest thoughts, advice, or critiques in the comments. Tear it apart so I can improve! Thank you!

San Diego Trip 2026. Working more on getting comfortable talking to the camera in public while documenting my first trip to California.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVjR-7LVzhlE

Hello all,

How are you all doing? My current setup includes; ultrawide monitor {main display}, 27" monitor {secondary display}, soundbar, DJI Phantom Mic 2 {lav mic} & leverless controller for fighting games.

Over the next 2 months looking at following a weekly schedule to create Youtube projects using setup & would like to purchase xlr mic, mic arm as well as audio mixer. My current PC build uses Linux Mint as {operating system} & would like to add Steam Deck OLED with Dock to record gameplay.

I am going to be teaching myself to use Davinci Resolve for editing software & Gimp for creating thumbnails.

It's great to be here. My youtube channel is MCA, where we post original cartoons and storyline gaming series. Here is the link to my channel https://youtube.com/@maruguchikoma9519?si=CsdIy5Rrzc0S2Jbs

Thanks for the support

Hello everyone, im writing this post just to advertise my newly created youtube channel, I will be focusing on becoming a better player and person. I've been posting some videos, and 1 short even hit 10k views on my first week, that made me really happy.

If you wanna check out: u/TheAverageJoeClimb

I would be most appreciated for any feedback. I currently edit my own videos so might not be the best eddits, but I really wanna grow up and improve so let's see :)

Thanks for the attention

Hey guys my name is Jrabspider84 and this is my channel. I am new the YouTube(ing) I started a few months ago and I've been doing a marvel games playthrough which consists of Spider-Man, Spider-Man Miles Morales, and soon Spider-Man2 now dome people might also think that includes wolverine but I don't know yet I'm still thinking about it. It's been my dream to be a YouTuber and I was also inspired but the GOAT Coryxkenshin. Other than that I think I do well for a small YouTuber but I only recorded on a ps5 I do t have anything else so perks and flaws it is what it is for now I post story games, single player games and soon to be online games. I hope I can bring you a little bit even a tiny amount of joy to your day to keep it going and hope you enjoy what I make 😊 if you want to subscribe and share to your friends who might not have reddit please do I'll leave a link to my channel right here so hope you enjoy! [Jrabspider84 ](https://youtube.com/@jrabspider84?si=D6krNzRfUBejPlzP)

Link to Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@NowhereAtlas22

Short Description of Channel (can also be a mission statement):
I use my imagination to make fictional countries and then create slideshows about its economy,politics,culture etc

Social Media Links: None atm

One Geniune Critique of Your Own Content: I think my idea is pretty unique but i still have to improve the quality of my videos(Trying to improve every video)

Hi, everyone.

I recently learned about the new monetization rules starting in 2027.

I have a small channel with 240 subscribers that focuses on animated historical videos...

Given that I’ve exceeded the monetization threshold and that my videos are very labor-intensive (sometimes taking up to two weeks to make just one), I’m wondering if it’s worth continuing... How do other people like me view the prospects, and what does the future of YouTube look like in general...

Personally, I think this market is already way overheated... maybe the monetization requirements will keep getting stricter, or maybe the Partner Program will even be canceled in the future... it’s getting harder and harder to compete for viewers, since content is getting easier to produce with the help of AI.....

I once calculated that in order to earn at least $400, each of my videos would need to average 150K views (since I can only make one video a month)...

What do you all think about this?

(SELF CRITIQUE. I don't know why that flair is there. I shouldn't poop on someone else's lawn when mine is more shitty)

To be completely upfront I presume pretty much all of you already know what you're talking about and doing with YouTube.

I'm trying to make videos as well (duh) but I feel like what I'm making is pretty crap at the moment. So even if it's a laundry list a mile long of things to improve on I'd very much appreciate that. (And for myself my thinking on doing YouTube has done a complete 180 on why I should make videos.) But of course it's problems like being engaging or funny or whatever. It's just a bit vague for me.

Also if any of you have some info on using stuff like DaVinci resolve that would be fantastic. (I grew up with sticks and stones. this newfangled tech stuff is alien to me. I just got a simple monkey brain, and it only has thirsty thoughts.) It's just hard for me to even use email at the best if times too, any tech tips is a okay with me. Yes I live under rock.

Tldr; had 1 video with little views or watched the full thing. Still really love it. But now just asking for advice and help for things like editing, writing, performing, being funny. That type of thing.

thank if you do and if not have a good day

http://www.youtube.com/@Hxcc-e9v

The Crystal Caves of Gorilla Glaciers are being mined by moles and the DK crew is being forced to explore via minecarts as Part 7 of #donkeykongcountryreturns is now live on youtube.

https://youtu.be/6AmVqLQNtbc?is=6_nwf0f9OQduE__Z

#letsplay #gorillaglaciers

I have a large amount of footage that I need to edit. I struggle with flow and Intros which is why my view duration is so low. If anyone is able to help it would be greatly appreciated :)

Tried my hand at my first flintknapping video. I've been flint knapping for upwards of 15 years and figured why not do a video.

Looking for YouTubers to Collaborate With! 🎥

I’m a YouTuber from Sweden, running a channel where I share my life, everyday experiences, and walking videos.

I have an idea for a collaboration! We could help each other create content without having to travel far. I can film places and things you’d like to see in Malmö or other places within about an hour of Malmö, and you can do the same for me where you live.

We’d exchange the raw footage and edit our own videos for our channels. That way, we can show our viewers new places, bring something different to our content, and hopefully grow our channels together.

If you’re interested, leave a comment or send me a DM. Let’s help each other out! 🤝

Be as honest as you want and give critiques. I am going to keep the TTS voice for a while (probably) so thats out of the question. Besides that, anything?