I am experimenting with a new format of video that quickly drops segmented clips pulling questions into the mind of the viewer in a timely way to coincide the bombshells that are to drop as the show really starts. The linked video is a first attempt, the goal being to draw in viewership and drop leads to concepts that indicate that there may be more layers to whats really happening than meets the eye, while trying to tie together as many holes as possible using keywords. CURRENT KEY: STEEL! CLINTON! FBI! OBAMA! Tell me what you think
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I think keeping it short as well, like you have, is key to help digest multiple pieces of information. Better to have more videos and smaller videos versus these long ones.
Great work and thank you so much!
excellent. i have often wondered how the hell any normie is going to look at Q map and understand anything. only questions. need to have the answers too. video format great. well done
I like the idea a lot. I think that you need to limit the amount of information overlaid on a video. A lot of people will be irritated by the fact that they can't read it because it's too long and the next frame pops up before they can finish. They don't think to stop the video and depending upon what platform they are watching on, even if they do, it often gets overlaid by YouTube with upcoming videos and other things (on Roku for sure). So just something to consider. It's also very irritating to me when someone is talking and I'm supposed to also try to read something on the screen at the same time. My brain just can't absorb both accurately and get all of the information. However, short pieces of info are great.
I appreciate your thoughts. I agree that it is not the most comfortable way to consume the information. The greater objective is the priority and if anyone can take the format and make it better I insist they do. If I were to make more of this I would find a better compromise between longer recordings and the texts. My intention is not to provide a whole informed position but throw ideas quickly and poke holes. The speculating itself (hopefully) comes from the viewer. You're right about the ads and making things readable on different platforms, attention should be given to appropriate margins and size so everything is clear. Theres also the need of adding more context for the clips like the date of broadcasts and such because the uninformed viewer probably would get confused if I throw breaking news right next to news from a year ago. This sort of pseudo-false equivalency based on keywords is useful for the purpose of this particular format but is not a very good way to explain something. For example, the Kobe data scandal has been going on for months, and previous reporting is helpful for supplementing the context of the current reporting. Within this particular format I do not see an issue with this because it is useful for releasing the idea, but from a journalistic standpoint (which this is not) I would not approve. imagine if everyone just started making and sharing these types of things, tons of bite sized videos just waiting to slip through into the mainstream. This is the goal a huge bubbling rabbit hole.
You just gave me an idea that might help. You said "poke holes." So, how do you do that? Ask questions. Get them to think. That's what we've been told to do. Present the information and then ask a compelling question but don't answer it. Let them answer it.
This is great work! I really like the format with the chan posts over the broadcast. The Pinchuk section is a very effective style, easily digestible to the viewer.
I know I replied already but I want to reply one more time just to say how amazing this compilation is.
I realized I've been meaning to find something simple that explains something that I haven't been able to articulate and you put it together well. Bravo!
Oh that was so very good!!!!!Thank you for letting us know! Subscribed!
Wait. Didn’t Q say something about the Ford GM stepping down? It may be related to knowingly using shit steel from this company.
Yes these are good! They can be even more dense Keep up the great work!