Post: #14
08-04-201212:44 AM
Kay homies. Who here (besides me, as I do not care to record audio or use Skype/TeamSpeak/Vent) has at least had their voice cracked and can talk loudly and clearly? We need at least two or three commentators. I myself will be doing skit set building, channel management, skit planning, and of course soundtrack creation. I have ear buds that extend beyond even the most horrible of tunes.
[Size=x-large]Note: To become a commentator, you must be active enough to post videos regulary. Not only this, but a relatively developed voice, the ability to speak clearly, and a general sense of humor are a [i]must[/i].[/size]
On another note, make Geist mason now. Not only does he actually deserve it, but... frankly, he would make a great commentator. Unfortunately, this channel is staff-only, so he'd need mason to participate in video making. Although, I assume he could make videos, and we'd post it... Geist's voice is deep and clear, and he does great voice impressions. His style of humor is one of my favorites. I assume he could do tutorials and speedbuilds, and occasionally participate in an adventure map (hosted on Alec's server) or do a co-op series. Really, Geist is suited for e'rrything.
[Size=x-large]Note: To become a commentator, you must be active enough to post videos regulary. Not only this, but a relatively developed voice, the ability to speak clearly, and a general sense of humor are a [i]must[/i].[/size]
On another note, make Geist mason now. Not only does he actually deserve it, but... frankly, he would make a great commentator. Unfortunately, this channel is staff-only, so he'd need mason to participate in video making. Although, I assume he could make videos, and we'd post it... Geist's voice is deep and clear, and he does great voice impressions. His style of humor is one of my favorites. I assume he could do tutorials and speedbuilds, and occasionally participate in an adventure map (hosted on Alec's server) or do a co-op series. Really, Geist is suited for e'rrything.
“What passes for hip cynical transcendence of sentiment is really some kind of fear of being really human, since to be really human [...] is probably to be unavoidably sentimental and naïve and goo-prone and generally pathetic.” --David Foster Wallace, [i]Infinite Jest[/i]