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I just launched my You Tube channel and made my first video. As you know English is not my first language so I would love to get your input
Here's the link http://youtu.be/HI0SEIGuLRIThanks Einat

I'll watch it when I get home, ok? The office blocks videos here at work. Can't wait to see it!

Thanks for the link! Love a good scrapping video - I'm just now getting into watching them at night in bed I will check it out tonight! Thanks for sharing.

I'm posting from my phone and watching videos on it is a pain, but I'll definitely check it out when I get home!

sherelm wrote:I'll watch it when I get home, ok? The office blocks videos here at work. Can't wait to see it!

I'm in the same boat here at work. I promise to view it tonight and get back with you.

Hi, your work is beautiful, I will definitely watch your video on my coffee break.

The video is great! Very easy to follow along and understand. Great project as well.

I thought it was fantastic! My only recommendation. I know you say the product list can be found on your blog, so I get you're trying to get traffic there. I think just a quick shot of all the products needed at the beginning would be great. I have no idea what the clear liquid was that you first added. was that gesso? Or a quick shot right in front of the camera of each product
I really like how Mark adds a snippet of "what you'll need" before each video http://markmontano.com/videos/

Otherwise I think you're on the right track! Loved the video!

I understood you perfectly, including mentioning the products you were using; love the little shots of humor you injected; and the techniques are great. I like how it was edited to be sped up too through lots of little steps that would get boring in full length.

I enjoyed watching it! Great project

Wonderful video!!! My 5 year old son watched with me and as you cut out the houses he yelled "I think she's making the Three Little Pigs!" And then at the end he announced "I like those flowers. You do craft stuff. You should probably make this."
Loved the project! Great colors and use of products!

ernstem wrote:Wonderful video!!! My 5 year old son watched with me and as you cut out the houses he yelled "I think she's making the Three Little Pigs!" And then at the end he announced "I like those flowers. You do craft stuff. You should probably make this."
Loved the project! Great colors and use of products!

Now how cute is that?

I'm 5 minutes into your video and I had to pause it to tell you: It's wonderful!!!
Your english is excellent!!

Your instructions are very clear. This is exactly what I enjoy watching when I'm veiwing an instructional video.

Perfect!!! I love it!!

I'm going back to finish watching it.

Thanks!!

I really enjoyed it. Loved the project.

ernstem wrote:Wonderful video!!! My 5 year old son watched with me and as you cut out the houses he yelled "I think she's making the Three Little Pigs!" And then at the end he announced "I like those flowers. You do craft stuff. You should probably make this."
Loved the project! Great colors and use of products!

That is soooo adorable!! I love how children are so supportive of what their Mommies love to do. You've got a sweetheart there.

LOL yes Beth your son is adorable! It's hilarious what kids come out with.

I forgot to mention how good that it was quiet in the background of the video - I've watched a few with distracting noise.

I wouldn't worry about your English at all...it's very good! The video is also awesome. I wondered what the clear liquid was when you began, but you explained it as you went along. I'd love to try one of these now!

I enjoyed it very much and love how every step blended together to create such a beautiful art. Great job, and your speaking was very clear. Visited your blog too and enjoyed your other projects.

Good job!

AmyTeets wrote:I thought it was fantastic! My only recommendation. I know you say the product list can be found on your blog, so I get you're trying to get traffic there. I think just a quick shot of all the products needed at the beginning would be great. I have no idea what the clear liquid was that you first added. was that gesso? Or a quick shot right in front of the camera of each product
I really like how Mark adds a snippet of "what you'll need" before each video http://markmontano.com/videos/

Otherwise I think you're on the right track! Loved the video!

That is a great tip! Thanks