I don't usually comment on things like this, but most tutorials are irritating - either because they're made by company evangelists who have to use ridiculous phrases to describe ordinary things (as in: "You can quickly and efficiently make your items actionable by architecting solutions innovated on the brand new Innovisionengine which uses integrated 64-bit level three cascading pipeline rendering support so you can quickly and efficiently make your items actionable by…") or because they're made by some random YouTube-ing civilian whose videos begin with the classic blue background, a title in Comic Sans Serif, are ten-percent information, ten-percent swooning, thirty-percent filler (following this template: "So… I'm just gonna go ahead and [filler]… And then I'm just gonna go ahead and [filler]… Then I'm just gonna go ahead and just go ahead and [etc.]"), and fifty-percent cringe-making irony as the presenter "just goes ahead and" talks about video editing in a video that's so pixellated that… that… it just goes ahead and makes me wonder if the web should be unplugged, taken back to the store, and exchanged for something we could all benefit from like a great thermos or comfortable slippers.
Your videos were the opposite. So opposite that I can't sufficiently convey the degree to which they're everything the others aren't. The videos were broken up according to a scheme that I can only describe as sensible, rational, and clear. The video quality was what it should be given that they're videos about making videos - a lovely change from what I described earlier, which I've just now decided to call "The Smoking Doctor Problem" (I don't think I could take my doctor seriously if he smoked in the office, just as I can't take a video editing tutorial seriously when the uploader manages to make a 1080p video look like an abstract artist with an anger problem spent ten minutes shooting square paintballs into a camera lens).
The length of each video was dictated by the content, and the content of each video was exactly what the titles led me to expect. The only thing wrong with your videos is that they're so much better than what I'm used to finding that it was distracting. My eye-rolling muscles, which are huge thanks to the workout they get from the thousands of videos I've given up on halfway through over the years, were completely wasted here. My lungs also got confused because I didn't sigh even once out of frustration or depression or other negative words that end in -ion.
Basically, you make great videos. Thank you for doing what almost everybody else in the world can't.
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