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making videos for a training site
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03-09-2008 3:43am#1
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any tips on making videos of urself playing would be appreciated as i was trying it out the other day and it felt really weird talking through a game.
When someone sucks out on you, you're not to call him names. Don't use the f word. No saying "What a donkey / fish / moron." Don't talk too fast. The yanks won't be able to keep up. And "JAYSUS" is on the banned list as well.
Oh, and one more thing Mick, for the love of God, don't tell them what you think of them in the chat box. (I've seen you in action)
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When someone sucks out on you, you're not to call him names. Don't use the f word. No saying "What a donkey / fish / moron." Don't talk too fast. The yanks won't be able to keep up. And "JAYSUS" is on the banned list as well.
Oh, and one more thing Mick, for the love of God, don't tell them what you think of them in the chat box. (I've seen you in action)
lol i dont know how im gonna stop myself! even if im playing 15 tables and a fish sucks out on me i make sure to abuse him. 
something ill have to try and work on 0 -
I know this thread is a bit old but since this thread's already here thought no need to open a new one, hope that's ok mods.
Similar to BigMick I've been approached to make a few vids for a new site pokerprolife.com
Some good tips on here. But was just wondering what you guys who make vids for the training sites typically do regards talking. Do you just play the tables and then review the vid and talk over it, or do you just talk your way through the vid or is it a mixture of both?
Oh yeah and any further tips would be mucho appreciated also 0 -
luckylucky wrote: »I know this thread is a bit old but since this thread's already here thought no need to open a new one, hope that's ok mods.
Similar to BigMick I've been approached to make a few vids for a new site pokerprolife.com
Some good tips on here. But was just wondering what you guys who make vids for the training sites typically do regards talking. Do you just play the tables and then review the vid and talk over it, or do you just talk your way through the vid or is it a mixture of both?
Oh yeah and any further tips would be mucho appreciated also
Try to focus on why you're doing what you're doing and not on what you're doing. You don't need to tell us that you opened KJ from MP, we can see it on screen. You need to say why you opening it and what factors you're taking into account: the CO and BTN are tighter than normal, there's a big fish in the blinds, there's a short stack still to act but he's playing pretty tight and short stacks generally give EP opens a lot of credit anyway, etc.
Likewise you don't need to tell us that you're cbetting. Tell us about the board texture, why you bet the amount you did, your reads on your opponent, what factors you'd have to change to make checking better, what you plan to do to a raise or what turns you're going to fire if he calls.
From my own experience I've found making videos extremely time consuming. I think the time of random midstakes pros throwing up 4 tables and talking for 45 minutes being acceptable are pretty much dead. Unless you're targeting micro stakes players, or players who are new to video training sites, expectations are generally going to be a lot higher and you'll have to put in a good bit of work to have interesting content ready to discuss.
If it's a newer sites they'll probably want to get a lot of videos up though so try not to be too perfectionist at the same time. However, not every video you'll record will be worth posting, sometimes nothing interesting will happen, sometimes there'll be technical issues. It can get pretty frustrating at times.0 -
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lol i dont know how im gonna stop myself! even if im playing 15 tables and a fish sucks out on me i make sure to abuse him. something ill have to try and work on
mick that would make a brillant video
see and hear what bigmickg does when the fish suckout on him .:D:D:D
: THE BEST OF BIGMICKG ABUSES ::rolleyes::rolleyes:0 -
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Try to focus on why you're doing what you're doing and not on what you're doing. You don't need to tell us that you opened KJ from MP, we can see it on screen. You need to say why you opening it and what factors you're taking into account: the CO and BTN are tighter than normal, there's a big fish in the blinds, there's a short stack still to act but he's playing pretty tight and short stacks generally give EP opens a lot of credit anyway, etc.
Likewise you don't need to tell us that you're cbetting. Tell us about the board texture, why you bet the amount you did, your reads on your opponent, what factors you'd have to change to make checking better, what you plan to do to a raise or what turns you're going to fire if he calls.
From my own experience I've found making videos extremely time consuming. I think the time of random midstakes pros throwing up 4 tables and talking for 45 minutes being acceptable are pretty much dead. Unless you're targeting micro stakes players, or players who are new to video training sites, expectations are generally going to be a lot higher and you'll have to put in a good bit of work to have interesting content ready to discuss.
If it's a newer sites they'll probably want to get a lot of videos up though so try not to be too perfectionist at the same time. However, not every video you'll record will be worth posting, sometimes nothing interesting will happen, sometimes there'll be technical issues. It can get pretty frustrating at times.
Cheers RJ. The vids are going to be targeted mainly for beginners. It's not a video training site, they just want to have a few vids on there, so overall it doesn't have to be perfect. tbh I started to try to do one yesterday and I won't quite say I didn't know what the hell I was doing but not far off
. One good thing I think is that it really makes you think more about your own play - and made me realise that I've been randomly switching off while playing.
Anyway I suppose I'm just going to have perservere with it and hopefully will get the hang of it and come up with something reasonable at least.0 -
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music on the background.. techno.. other fast songs 
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