New YouTube video-Attack of the 200 ft. Cheerleader

Abazaba · 03-06-2011

I'll admit, that it was a decent start. Yes it lacked process but still. To do process right is expensive. Not only in literal clothing, but also in models charging more to do the literal process part, as it pretty much requires nudity. However even with that said there are tricks to the trade.

It was said in a previous thread that Ames Room is a good trick to use for growth. Not only is it cheap as sin, but very effective tool. As for the two links mentioned you can learn from both of them. A lot of what not to do from GrowthDreams, and a lot of how to do something right from Taylor.

As for what to do, it would seem clothes destruction is a must. Most people like it, and it would seem(though I can say for sure) that no one seems to dislike it. Also we know that the girls you will find to be in your videos probably won't be able to act there way out of a wet paper bag. Yet still don't focus on that let the effects do the talking for them, since mostly the plots are pretty much all the same. Taylor does it really well, she goes for the slow growth and a fair amount of destruction. Growthdreams does it wrong, in that gary is in most of his videos now a days, and that is just distracting and really annoying(at least in my opinion).

So if you are going to try, I would just focus on making a quality piece that you can really be proud of. Start off small and work your way up, no pun intended. You have a pretty large fan base(even if it is a silent majority). So don't worry about making mistakes, we are just happy that you are willing. The end product as it always does gets better over time and practice.

So keep up the good work, and we can't wait to see your next endeavor.

03-06-2011	#13
Abazaba Frequent Poster Join Date: May 2005 Location: Long Beach CA Posts: 346	Re: New YouTube video-Attack of the 200 ft. Cheerleader I'll admit, that it was a decent start. Yes it lacked process but still. To do process right is expensive. Not only in literal clothing, but also in models charging more to do the literal process part, as it pretty much requires nudity. However even with that said there are tricks to the trade. It was said in a previous thread that Ames Room is a good trick to use for growth. Not only is it cheap as sin, but very effective tool. As for the two links mentioned you can learn from both of them. A lot of what not to do from GrowthDreams, and a lot of how to do something right from Taylor. As for what to do, it would seem clothes destruction is a must. Most people like it, and it would seem(though I can say for sure) that no one seems to dislike it. Also we know that the girls you will find to be in your videos probably won't be able to act there way out of a wet paper bag. Yet still don't focus on that let the effects do the talking for them, since mostly the plots are pretty much all the same. Taylor does it really well, she goes for the slow growth and a fair amount of destruction. Growthdreams does it wrong, in that gary is in most of his videos now a days, and that is just distracting and really annoying(at least in my opinion). So if you are going to try, I would just focus on making a quality piece that you can really be proud of. Start off small and work your way up, no pun intended. You have a pretty large fan base(even if it is a silent majority). So don't worry about making mistakes, we are just happy that you are willing. The end product as it always does gets better over time and practice. So keep up the good work, and we can't wait to see your next endeavor.