You probably saw the video log from this day. This clip contains what was not in the video log … the actual sinking and having a good time. It was so great to get back into the swamp, and to be able to return to my favorite mud hole on a day with such a low tide.
I did have to get out once because of a threatening storm, and I had to end the video when it started raining, but I still had a great time. The mud was just perfect, and I was really excited to be in it.
There is a 30 second teaser for this clip. You can view it on Clips4Sale or on UMD.net. I think the teaser says more in 30 seconds than I can write in an hour.
I really liked this (and I’m glad it didn’t do a damage to your back). I think what gave it an extra, erotic twist for me was the commentary – you should have more of that in your videos 🙂
Thanks, Coney. There was more commentary. Obviously, most of it went into the video log, but there was also some that I edited out. I’ve been watching a lot of solo YouTube adventures, where they talk about their gear and what they’re doing. As a consequence, I thought it would be different to talk about what I was doing.
In the final edit, I reconsidered, and cut some of my rambling. I do agree, though, that some discussion of what is happening is interesting, as long as I’m not acting out a dramatic scene. I will probably do something similar, if I ever get to go out, again.
I started physical therapy, yesterday, and I found out I’m not doing myself any favors with my aggressive exercise regime. I’m going to try to take expert advice and behave for a month or two.
Actually, I feel commentary helps your dramatic scenes and would welcome more of it 🙂
I don’t get much feedback. This is useful.
Indeed. I have bought loads of videos and almost never given feedback – I will do better, if only to say how much your videos are appreciated 🙂
One of the primary things that drove me to selling videos, rather than giving them away, was the lack of feedback. The fact that you buy so many videos is a kind of feedback, in an of itself.
I could never understand, back in the day, why people couldn’t be bothered to even acknowledge that they had watched a video, after I had spent hours making it and putting it on-line. Literally hundreds of people would download a video, and one or two might say something.
In any case, I’ve had that whine and decided to stop giving so much away. Now, every time I sell a clip, I consider it a vote of support.
If, however, there is something you really like, that I am not doing [often], it would be nice to know. Also, if there is something I do that ruins the mood, that would be good to know, also. Some suggestions aren’t terribly helpful, in that some people want me to shoot a scene in an Amazon jungle, or with several people. Those things just aren’t practical.
On the other hand, it’s always nice to know what people want, even if all I can do is approximate it.