Category: Video

The following text is a continuation of a transcript taken from BrilliantBlog49’s most recent video upload:

The thing is that I still want to talk to you guys, even though I’m overworked. I’ve been creating content for the past five years and so many brilliant things have come from it. I’ve been given opportunities that I never would have imagined I would ever get, like flying to England and meeting the Queen, or being nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. But the truth is, that all pales in comparison to getting to read your lovely comments every day.

Rest assured that although I have hired one of the best video production companies Melbourne has to offer, I am still the one who is reading and replying to all the comments on my channel. The connection we have as content creators and viewers is one of the strongest connections on this entire platform, and I’m not just saying that. Everybody is jealous of our fandom, because it’s filled with some of the most amazing and passionate people on the whole internet.

I knew that even though I didn’t want to create my own videos anymore, I also didn’t want to say goodbye to you all. Oh, did you see that animation just now? That was actually created by the additional 2D animation company I hired. As you can see, they’re all really talented. This is the kind of stuff that’s possible when you outsource work. The quality of my videos improves exponentially because all that post production and filming stuff is taken care of, while I get to focus on what’s most important to me: talking to you all and sharing my thoughts and opinions. Nobody needs to be worried, because I’m not leaving the internet. Things are going to be a little bit different, but they’re only minor changes. I’ll still be here and I’ll still be posting videos.

My business is currently running a new marketing campaign in the hopes of reaching a new segment of the market. It’s a bit of a gamble due to how expensive it is, but I’ve seen the projections and it looks pretty good so far. It’s the kind of thing that, if it does work out, it’ll change our company forever, and if it doesn’t we’ll miss out on a lot of profits this year. But I’m choosing not to think about that too much. I believe in my team. I wouldn’t have hired them if I didn’t think they were up to the task, and so far they’ve shown they are more than capable. I also hired a corporate video production company to oversee the most difficult parts of the project. For example, my team are more strategic types. They come up with the underlying idea, but they don’t work with videos every day. Because the finished product has the possibility of reaching millions of people, we don’t want to waste that reach we might get. That’s why it’s better to hire experts. You know, people who do this sort of thing every day and know the ins and outs of all the editing software. This particular company we’ve hired is a 2D animation and design company, so they specialise in all things graphic design and digital design, which is exactly the sort of vibe our campaign is looking for. I’m hoping that once the video itself is complete, we’ll be able to use some stills from it to design collateral. More social media posts using content from the video, business cards, posters, that kind of thing. It’ll be much easier than designing everything from scratch, and it works to keep the whole campaign together and give it a really cohesive feel. I can’t wait to see what the video team has been doing over the past few hours. Everything is coming together so quickly!