So I am a huge YouTube fan, I don't even have cable tv because I feel like I don't need that when I have infinite entertainment from YouTube lol.
So as usual I was watching videos about none other than CARS. ( I'm really into cars if you don't know lol) I stumbled on this video from "Sally's speed shop" its primarily about AMCs to include Hornets.
I know I have ticked off a lot of people with comments I have made about YouTube channels and I still stand by it because I feel if a YouTube poster is going to get my attention and valuable time, it better be some GOOD content. There are so many boring channels that are not worth the bandwidth and new ones pop up everyday and it's usually all the same.
Sally's speed shop gets my attention, superb content. I'm a closet AMC fan. I remember lots of PMs with Tony Fields about AMC cars. To watch this series is really a good time spent.
If you are into AMC products.... fully, partially, or even a little, then you might like it.
That was a super really well done video. Most YouTube posters just ether sort of produce or “I Just Winged It” quality video or there just having fun without care or concern... or so it seems.
Personally I’d love to learn how to get a great quality video done. However, I’d guess that is actually the easy part. The other half is how you show up on camera. Are you smooth like Dave Freiburger or this guy @ Sally’s?
Don’t get me wrong on this but Steve Dulcich is stiff and comes off like a stuttering dufus a lot.
Lastly is content. This guy has it right. IMO, it’s good enough for TV. Everything was really Freakin good. Clear & easy to understand, knows when and where to put the camera, shows very good stuff. While the big with pop and the ski trip break wasn’t car stuff, it did speak volumes of his character. Could I have done without that part? Perhaps, but it did like that addition (small & worthy) of the side track off car topic bit.
