The Crusader Kings 2 video worked as a first gaming video, as the lack of action did not stress my laptop too much, and I could be more creative using the character creator. This allowed me to use a lot more humour naturally, but I'm sure upcoming videos will be even funnier.
My sketch video was on my top five pet hates, and I came about this topic from my increasing frustration with Touch ID on my iPhone 5s. It ignores me so much that I began to think about other things that annoy me, and I picked the five discussed in the video. A key idea I had for the video was the slow motion eating scene, but it didn't quite come out as I had hoped it would.
For this video, I had to wait until my housemates had moved out, which happened on the day of filming. This meant that filming didn't start until the light had dimmed and so the quality suffered slightly as a result. I knew that I would have the whole house to make videos, so I filmed large portions of the video in the kitchen. Having dispatched my tripod to my mother's house, I had to use my mic stand to hold the camera, and as my video camera ran out of battery suddenly at the start of filming, I had to use my phone, and even my iPad, to film the bulk of the video. The quality on my phone is actually superior to my camera, but my camera feels more reliable, and most importantly, has more space for videos.
Thank you so much for reading, I really hope you enjoyed this little behind-the-scenes look into my videos, which I feel I will write every week. I hope you enjoy the videos!
