I thought it might be fun (and only slightly humiliating) to start filming my repairs and restoration projects. The first few videos are up on YouTube now at Overtime Arcade: https://www.youtube.com/@overtimearcade
I'd truly appreciate any feedback you'd all care to share — good, bad, or otherwise — either here or in comments on my channel. I'm no expert when it comes to fixing arcade machines, nor would I ever claim to be. But hopefully these videos can help demonstrate the basics of arcade game collecting and preservation to people who are new to the hobby, and the real experts can chime in to help correct any mistakes I make.
I'm also still just learning how to shoot and edit videos. I used to review cigars on YouTube, but that was quite a few years ago and things have changed a lot since then. So please don't hesitate to make any suggestions on how I can improve the quality of my videos. I've already ordered a new microphone setup to help address some issues with audio consistency. I don't plan on going crazy with production values, but I'd like to make these videos as entertaining and informative as possible.
Thanks!
I'd truly appreciate any feedback you'd all care to share — good, bad, or otherwise — either here or in comments on my channel. I'm no expert when it comes to fixing arcade machines, nor would I ever claim to be. But hopefully these videos can help demonstrate the basics of arcade game collecting and preservation to people who are new to the hobby, and the real experts can chime in to help correct any mistakes I make.
I'm also still just learning how to shoot and edit videos. I used to review cigars on YouTube, but that was quite a few years ago and things have changed a lot since then. So please don't hesitate to make any suggestions on how I can improve the quality of my videos. I've already ordered a new microphone setup to help address some issues with audio consistency. I don't plan on going crazy with production values, but I'd like to make these videos as entertaining and informative as possible.
Thanks!
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