L3 Series (Hardcore and Realistic) 3 Full-length videos

[Amphan]

haha okay Adam. I'll keep an eye for it.

I understand where you're coming from. If you're in a comfort zone with your filming, I'm all for it. I'm always looking to keep things as tight as possible when I work on a video, so that's why I have the critiques I do. A majority of the people on this site certainly have that train of thought, even if they have different ways of accomplishing that.

Keep it up, and take your time. I'll look for the next video.

[EmmitBrown]

not really a fan of the "kinda bad" filming. (your words, not mine)

i watched most of the recent vid. all of the skaters seem to skate the same. fast skating with simple grinds and gaps. nothing made me wonder "how'd you do that?"

i think a (much) shorter vid with some bangers and more difficult tricks would keep the attention better. like a 3 or 4 minute vid. i really don't want to watch the same skater for 30 minutes, especially when i know he's just gonna make another in a month or so. i want to see stuff that took some effort (on the skating and filming side of things). this was too long for a solo when they come out that quickly. i couldn't sit through the whole thing waiting for more good stuff. stash the good stuff for a while and then put out a "best of."

these are just my opinions.

all that matters is that you enjoyed the vid. happy skate.ing



edited by bill cosby's pimphand: i don't want that to sound harsh. we're honest at fluckit but it's always meant as constructive criticism. i onky saw a random 15 minutes of the vid (on account of it being so long), so i definitely missed a bunch of the tricks. i just think it would be more effective if you threw a shorter vid together of just your favorite clips. also, like i said, i couldn't really distinguish the skaters by their styles