RaudoKyubu wrote: ↑Sat Dec 12, 2020 1:03 pm
So, comrades, this hour has come! The first video on our project - a musical teaser - has been posted for everyone to see!
In principle, I liked it. Especially if this is your first video, it's generally cool. I liked the music most of all, it's a pity that RiROBOT`s not going to upload it to glossary.
frunggle wrote: ↑Sat Dec 12, 2020 2:10 pm
Forgive me generously, but your video is a piece of shit One picture (yes, it is original, but not creepy), boring music and text that can be easily ignored - this is not the kind of content that is relevant in the twentieth decade of the second millennium.
IMHO, the main problem with the video is that nothing happens in it. Just a picture, barely changing... It's a pity that you there was not enough budget even for a simple scene with 3D models... Well, or just all sorts of different pictures, at least from here...
RaudoKyubu wrote: ↑Sat Dec 12, 2020 1:03 pm
So, comrades, this hour has come! The first video on our project - a musical teaser - has been posted for everyone to see!
Wow, I'm lucky to hear RiROBOT`s new music track! What a cool piano melody without synthesizers! I haven't heard this for a long time, and I want you to do this more often.
RaudoKyubu wrote: ↑Sat Dec 12, 2020 1:03 pm
So, comrades, this hour has come! The first video on our project - a musical teaser - has been posted for everyone to see!
This is actually a good video. Unlike the current video standard, there is nothing superfluous in it, from which, to be honest, only the eyes hurt. There are no grimacing men, no spotlights and such other things - just a thematic picture and a creepypasta piano. To be honest, I like this more than modern pretentious game trailers (especially indie, I can still understand commercial...)
Thanks to everyone who watched this teaser! I am flattered by such attention to my project - I did not expect such a response from the masses! Thank you all from the whole team!
Now I think it would be nice to do another teaser at the end of next week. The scheme is absolutely the same - a black and white picture with a cover and "creepypasta-piano". I will write the text myself, the art will be drawn by Bratish, and the music will be by Raimund Clement. All agree?
Success of Jameson's Door project will be in integrity, originality and uniqueness
One picture (yes, it is original, but not creepy), boring music and text that can be easily ignored - this is not the kind of content that is relevant in the twentieth decade of the second millennium.
