Online Footbag Coaching Program (Updated)

Footbag videos and footbag related videos such as takraw, freestyle soccer, etc.
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Post by C-Fan »

Jorden wrote:Making the video alone was about 3 hours. It took about 10 takes to say exactly what I wanted to say without stutters or not describing clear enough. As you can see it's not something I treat lightly!
That's not including prep time (learning the software, making notes, developing the business plan, etc) nor does it include video rendering or uploading, which was another couple hours. So 5, maybe 6 hours total? .
Jorden wrote: The lag time between videos will never be an issue. If someone plays in the morning and edits it in the afternoon, I can film my video and send it to them by mid-evening.
That sounds ambitious, especially if you get multiple clients. If producing a video response takes as much as 4 hours, then maybe the most efficient solution would be to have people send Jorden a video, and then have him respond to them on Ustream or Skype. That'd also get around the interactivity problem Lackey raised.

Jorden: do you go to school/have a job, or is this service going to be your full time? I think it'd be challenging timewise to make these video responses and juggle other responsibilities at the same time.

Best of luck. I think it's an interesting idea, and I look forward to seeing how it develops.
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Keep in mind at least half the total time was from experimenting with exporting, learning the program and doing practice voiceover runs with the beta test. Because of the promo being hosted on YouTube, the video had to be chopped into 3 parts (rendered and uploaded separately) to stay under the maximum length that YT allows.

Future videos will take about 2 hours to make and send to the player.

I have six months of performing full-time next year, as well as a new circus school production and local shows. I'll be working on more tutorials as well as developing new juggling acts and characters. :)
Jorden Moir
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