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Dec 15, 2011
Aunika C.
I would like to know what you guys think I should do differently, or anything of that nature, keep in mind I am very new (:
http://www.youtube.com/user/Anarigggs
Dec 15, 2011
Jaclyn S.
i think the most important thing is to be yourself (: people love watching someone they can relate to! also if you can film by natural lighting thats good cause i feel that that is the best lighting. i hope your channel is successful!
Dec 15, 2011
Nils J.
@aunika You may want to browse through http://www.beautylish.com/articles/community?page=2 in our editorial. Jasmine has written a number of stories about video & photo tips. Keep up the great job!
Dec 26, 2011
LeeAnn B.
I agree with Andrew, lighting does make a huge difference in how a video looks as well as what your using to film them. i haven't posted any videos or many pictures because I don't have the right equipment at the time =[ Most of my photos were taken on my blackberry so the quality is meh. One thing I noticed about channels I subscribe to is that the person doing the tutorial or what have you, mostly stays on topic and doesn't just ramble on about stuff having nothing to do with what the video is about. I know for me that makes the world's difference and determines whether I will watch more videos from them or not. I thought you did a great job and I think that this is one of those things were practice makes perfect! =] Keep it up! =]
Jan 14, 2012
Mashell P.
lisa, i love your profile pic!!!!
Jan 14, 2012
Arie C.
I think you're off to a great start. :) It never hurts to be interactive. A lot of people watch videos, such as foundation routines, more to learn how people apply them. So, for videos like that, you may want to add text or something that explains how you're applying a certain product. For example, you use a mouse foundation, I, personally, am terrible with mouse foundations. They always end up looking caky and weird on me, but they look fantastic on you! If you know a method of applying it so that it looks good, share that with you're viewers. :D I also agree with Andrew about lighting. Lighting is always a struggle for everyone! XD But so far so good.