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Short Wave Transmission: Disney Infinity 3.0
🕑 Added 2015-12-01 04:19:42 +0000 UTC Hey all! This month's short is up: I took a quick look at Disney Infinity 3.0.This is a bit of an experiment and I'm sharing it with you all first before I make it public because I'm keen to get your feedback. I'm working on the Life is Strange script now, but I went ahead and threw together this month's short at the last minute over the last two days. It's a lot rougher than the mainline episodes usually are - the analysis is way more shallow, the editing is way more loose, and the footage isn't as often correlated to what I'm talking about. But it's closer to what I intended the Short Wave Transmissions to be, originally - something a bit more slapdash that allows me to keep content flowing without every video I make needing to be a big 20 minute thinkpiece that takes a few weeks to produce. So let me know what you think: if I could make more videos like this, would you like the more regular flow of content in addition to the main episodes? Or should I double down on only releasing stuff that probes a bit deeper, even if that means I miss the occasional mini-episode because that stuff takes a while to percolate?
Anyways, let me know! Thanks again!
Comments
Hugh O'Brien
Do what feels right to you, no matter what we think, your continued interest in creating these videos is what's most important.
David Bowman
I liked the video. If we as an audience show interest in the subject these shorts discuss we can always request you do a more in depth video. Of course, you're not obligated to make the requested video, but we can always ask. Plus it can springboard discussion on the subreddit (should "springboard" be one or two words?).
Maic López Sáenz
While I did notice that the footage strays sometimes away from the topic at hand, the content is still interesting and very welcome. I still think that your big think pieces are the main attractive of your channel, and as thus should remain the main focus. These short pieces could still serve very well as an outlet for some smaller ideas to reach outside, and—specially from your perspective as creator—as a means to break the monotony from the bigger episodes. So rephrased: if there is an little idea causing an itch, these short episodes seem the perfect way to scratch it!
Lucas
While I couldn't care less about that weirdly expensive game (I really like some of the action figures for my shelf, though), this video is totally fine from a quality standpoint.
I suspect my standards for what constitutes a well-edited video are way lower than yours. I enjoyed this SWT and I say go for it.
