I shot episode 6 of my ninja web series at Lester River

Just because one can doesn't mean one should.

One should take one's own advice.


Regardless of what people think of your videos, the key is you are actually making them, which is more than could be said for those that would criticize. 

Keep it up, regardless of what people say. It is valuable experience that will help you know what works and what does not for your future endeavors.

"Led Zeppelin didn't write songs that everyone liked. They left that up to the BeeGees." ~Wayne Campbell

Thanks for the kind words Dorkus. I'm not taking the criticism harshly at all. I know exactly what it is I'm making here, and to be honest it isn't to the best of my abilities. I've made things much better, and things much worse. I got a new camera and I wanted to learn the work flow, and a couple of my friends have always wanted to make something involving ninjas, so we did. I'm trying to just keep working and constantly making content. While these may not be very good some people do enjoy them so I thought that I would share. This is more of a practice run then anything. We have some big plans and this is allowing me to learn what I can and can't do with my equipment and my friends as actors.

I'm my harshest critic. I actually wrote a blog post on my website going through all of the things I did wrong and how I could fix them or not do them again. I appreciate that you understand what I am doing.