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Originally Posted by DarkOne
I subscribed to Trooper and have been watching all of his recent videos. I'm enjoying them but the 360 ones are very dull. I wish Neeme could come somewhere close to matching the volume of videos that Trooper puts out.
Impossible, at least impossible with Neeme's current format. Trooper doesn't do a ton of post production(graphical work, voice-over, text overlay, etc) and to be 100% honest that's where the majority of time in Neeme's(JVibes, Matt Vaughn, Owens, etc and my) editing is spent.
Chopping thru drive footage, walking around footage, talking to the camera footage can go rather quickly once you get a workflow down to manage it.
That being said, I believe what Trooper does is 1000 times harder than what all the other vloggers do. Putting together a vlog EVERY DAY, is tough, really tough. Hell, I like working out but can't find time to do it every damn day.
So even though the post-production "poker" content might not be to your liking, he still has to get those really good city shots...every day. Edit...every day. Find non-copyrighted music...everyday. Render, export, publish...every day. That's arduous man, I couldn't imagine. How he was doing all that and still even trying to "deliver gear to fans" is pure craziness.
I would argue that in 1 week Trooper is still generating more poker content than all the vloggers(myself included). Yes, not all of anyones videos are going to be slam dunks, everyone produces a dud here and a dud there because not every day or every session is 'memorable', but the ethic to 'produce something' everyday and still have time to do normal 'life' stuff(shopping, laundry, sleep, etc) is beyond commendable.
If I were to have produced a vlog yesterday, you would have seen me cleaning the house, watching the super bowl, drinking coffee, walking on a treadmill and today is even more boring...ha!
I truly believe that the vlog styles are completely different, it's just that the audiences intersect a bit. Andrew has a style, Trooper has a style, Polk a different style, Ingram does it another way...It's like comparing a morning drive radio show to a weekly podcast, kind of the same, there are similarities but VASTLY different in production.
Either way, anything that grows the audience at the end of the day is a win for everyone right? So people that want to hear hand analysis and thought process have an outlet and those that want to see Vegas, some poker content and go on a journey have another outlet...that's not a bad thing.
What Neeme produces is phenomenal, I think we can all agree there but doing it everyday would kill the man in under 3 weeks.
This is just my opinion of course.
Jaman