GTA V - Officer POV Series

ForbiddenGaming · July 8, 2018

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Hey there! Thanks for taking some time out to check out my new channel. The channels main focus is to create videos that shows various responses from an officer's point of view, using both dash cam footage and body cam footage. As the channel gets bigger, I plan on releasing more series including an LSPDFR series and a FIVEM roleplay series. I am fairly new to editing videos and am anticipating feedback so I may implement the feedback in my future videos! Hope you enjoy my content and will be waiting for some critique

Edited July 22, 2018 by ForbiddenGaming

Joe C Wilson · July 10, 2018

Hey I just discovered your channel from the LCPDFR website. Your video is great for the first one or two, you made. I suggest practicing some commentary for your channel. Having an "about me" section on your YT channel will also help new visitors like myself get to know you and your channel. I subscribed to your channel for some support and I hope you continue to grow your channel by doing what you like. I started off doing the same type of content, LSPDFR/LCPDFR so I know it can be hard for people to discover your content since there's so many of us doing the same thing, but I am sure if you work hard and add some type of personality to your channel, it will help you stand out a lot and hopefully get a few subscribers early on. I do love the first person perspective from your game. Both driving and on foot. Also live police radio is a nice feature to have instead of commentary once in awhile. I sometimes do it myself to keep the viewers entertained. Though I did hear you in the start of the video, but it was kind of quiet. Try practicing balancing your game audio and other type of audio and make your voice stand out for your channel. Your voice and logo is the most important things for your channel can have to make you stand out as a creator. So try your best to work on your commentary and audio and whatnot. Again, thank you for sharing your new channel and I hope you have fun with it. Just remember to balance your audio levels in your videos and do what you love.