Two hat-tricks in two days.., selected for Team Canada.., over 2PPG..., tied for #1 in points for the whole OHL... and it's not even X-mas, yet..! This kid is hot..!!
Enjoy this new one, just out today.. Some great highlights..!
Mitch Marner
Center -- shoots R
Born May 5 1997 -- Thornhill, ONT
18 yrs. ago
Height 5.11 -- Weight 164
RECENT STATS:
2014-15 London Knights - OHL
63 Games... 44 Goals... 82 Assists... 126 Points... +36 *2PPG
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2015 PLAYOFFS
7 Games... 9 Goals... 7 Assists... 16 Points... +6 *2PPG+
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2015-16 London Knights - OHL
(*Up to: Dec. 7th 2015)
25 Games... 22 Goals... 36 Assists... 58 Points... +25 *2PPG+
Remember Me: Mitch Marner 2014-15 & 2015-16 Extended Highlights - TML
Seer I've seen your videos lately and first of all I want to say thank you for the time you put in, obviously it is a pretty cool hobby of yours.
Again, I am stressing that, thank you for the time you put in. I have some feedback for you on the quality of your videos.
First of all I appreciate your desire to separate yourself from other highlight reel youtubers by making "extended highlights" but this leads you putting in a LOT of filler to increase video lengths - not specifically this video but I've seem some of your highlight reels (Nielsen of the hurricanes) where there is almost no actual highlights and just random footage you scraped together. Basically you need to improve your quality control, quantity does not trump quality.
Secondly with your rendering choices, you only upload in 360p and 480p, this is 2015 and you need to start rendering your projects in 1080p, something you very much should adapt to. You might make the argument a lot of the clips you find are only in 360 or 480 but this comes back to quality control. For example, in this video you fraps (or used what ever recording software you have) the GIFS, I repeat
GIFS - no hate on kadri91 for making them - but the incredibly low resolution and frame rate spikes is just not content you should be using to make these videos. Every single one of those highlights from this weekend were available in HD from sportsnet (their twitter feed + their homepage putting together their own brief highlight packages). My point there is just because you find some new highlights - doesn't mean you should feel comfortable about using really really bad copies of them.
Third is your editing choices - you have used the same red font and black edged filter in every single video - you basically staple that filter to every single clip and it looks pretty mundane after the 2nd highlight that has it - especially in grainy 480p. I think you need to start spicing up what you are using as apart of every single clip. High quality footage actually is made worse by these miss used filters - if you recorded all HD clips and kept each clip short and just to the point you wouldn't find yourself trying to dress everything up and cramming filler into each video, it would just look great as is.
I won't critique your music choices as that is a subjective taste - but I don't think I'm very far off the mark when saying Katy Perry or Micheal Jackson probably aren't the best used in a hockey highlight video.
Anyways, to regress - I do find your videos super awesome, I think it is great so many people can be introduced to players through them and I applaud you for the time you put in. I just feel like having the comments blocked on youtube has lead you to basically avoid any and all constructive criticism of your videos, leaving you basically in the dust when compared to some one else using all HD clips rendering in 1080p with very conservative clean editing - they're going to get the subscribers and you are going to be stuck with low video views. What I am suggesting is very simple things to accommodate into your videos to get you more views and most importantly more recognition for all the work you've done.
I don't even know if you'll read this but there yah go! Something to hopefully point you in the right direction - but also a big thank you I think you are doing a wicked job.