We get a LOT of emails - press releases, replies to interview requests, news tips - and our team is incredibly small. If you really think it’s important, send it again or PM me here and I can personally answer it for you. To say we aren’t willing to take any feedback is absurd
It’s a bit on Twitter I do often, Prue Macween seems to just tag the wrong account a lot - not sure why the Daily Mail turned it into an article
I think some of thr comments here are a bit harash. Theres two people who seem to think constant negative feedback without constructive feedback is going to help. I suspect those who are throwing stones at a young lad who has a lot on his plate are just keyboard warriers and dont work in the industry. Instead of belittling help suggest ways he can improve.
Leo and his team doing a good job at such young age such a shame that there are a few people here are actually jealous.
Still think it’s pretty incredible what you’re able to produce, my only thing watching this was the pacing at time felt very rushed to get through certain lines and your annunciation of some words wasn’t as clear as what it needed to be.
Good job i watched the full bulletin after not watching for a few weeks. The theme music is fine much better than what you were using before less loud as well. However there are quite a lot of pauses of 2 or 3 seconds before the report plays. Is there a reason for that?
I don’t like the long closure being almost a minute it provides no purpose and i would prefer actual content in its place.
Jason goes on about the long closer every so often but there are some of us (speaking for myself anyway) who like that it’s there.
Since the days of long closers on TV are gone it’s nice someone still does it. That’s the bonus of it being on YouTube and not TV… there’s no such thing as wasted time and if you don’t like something you can skip it.
If i am being completely honest the pause of 1 to 3 seconds between when the script finishes and the story package plays and after when going back to Leonardo is more annoying then a longer closure.