Sure there are great craftsmen with great video quality and there are some really poor craftsmen with poor video quality but these are not the bulk of what's out there. so most of them go by, instinctively, the quality of video production as their guide to what they should be doing. But as Rumsfeld said, there's known knowns, known unknowns and unknown unknowns, and when you're a homeowner watching how-to videos, its very difficult to know what you should know. These are people that are not into being youtube stars and are just part of the 'sharing community' as it maybe was originally envisioned. Alternatively, some of the worst grainy, shaky cam videos I've seen, usually on the jobsite, are some of the best practices, tricks of the trade or just informational rich videos you can get. These I've surmised are people that would rather be into video production or youtube stardom than they would being actually good at the subject they profess. The majority of good polished videos have the least accurate or useful information. There's an inverse relationship between quality of video and accuracy of information (or maybe just usefulness of information.) “ was always popular, but I think it hit another level after that,” David said.As a finish carpenter for a number of years and having to deal with fixing homeowners attempts at doing their own remodel efforts based on them watching youtube videos, I've come to general law regarding expertise or 'how to' videos. They also received 30-odd calls complimenting the show. When the episode first aired in the US 25 years ago, NBC received less than 65 complaints from viewers angry about the subject matter.
I had it in the first draft and he took it out.” “That was Jerry’s idea from the get-go,” David explained. “I really had this thing going on in my head where, ‘well, if they don’t like it, I’m just going to quit the show.’ I really had this built up in my head where, ‘there’s no way they’re going to do it and I’m just going to quit if they don’t do it’.”īut David’s fears turned out to be unfounded as the majority of the executives had no issues with the episode, particularly because the word “masturbation” wasn’t mentioned in the script once. “I remember being nervous because the NBC executives were there,” David told Vulture.
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