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watch this youtube video of meepcraft its my first video plz like and sub

 

Im just gonna do this so you can just watch it from here

 

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It was definitely really good for a start! You got your main point through and it was understandable what you were trying to do.

Pro tips (from watching a TON of Minecraft YouTube vids):
1. Brighten up your brightness. It was really hard to see what was going on it was so dark. For best quality also, do your parkour in the daytime. To do so, press Esc, then go to "Video Settings", and set the "Brightness" from "Moody" to "Bright."
2. Shrink your chat size. It did take up a large portion of your screen it was really distracting. You don't have to get rid of it completely if you don't want to, but instead you can make it smaller so it's not so distracting. Once again, press Esc, then go to "Chat Settings", and set the size to any of your choice. To make it readable and not too large, 50% is a good number. You can change the width and the height of the chat bar too, and I recommending shortening the width as it still is the same length after you shrink the letters.
3. Edit your video! It doesn't have to be a one-take. Depending on what editing software you use, I think it should be pretty easy to cut out parts that you absolutely don't need. For example, take out the part where you die and have to go to the Parkour Warp just to get back to your checkpoint. It's a waste of time (no offense) and not interesting for a filler.
4. Talk! If your recorder doesn't enable that, then never mind. But if it does, definitely talk, to spice the video up a bit to make it funny or comedic or interesting. People can learn about your personality and determine whether or not subscribing to you is a good choice. If it isn't, then don't bother talking. If it does, then be sure to be consistent and talk in every video. It's simple; do or don't. Either way is fine, but viewers almost always want to know more about the person more than the video that they're making.

I hope these are good tips! If they aren't, feel free to ignore them. By the way, I'm interested to know, what is the recorder that you're using?