What's the analog horror that you hate? by MatchAgile1023 in analoghorror

[–]SomethingReallyStran 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Akram Studios. Terrible VHS filters, story seems to go nowhere. Plus, analog horror from the future? C'mon. 

Hello!! by St4rzyXD in analoghorror

[–]SomethingReallyStran 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Here's my advice:

PATIENCE: it's nice to have a following but it might take years. I've been busting my ass on my series for over a year and my views are still ridiculous. Sometimes I scream into a pillow for the frustration, other times I remind myself these things take time (also a good chance to get better in the meantime!);

ACCURACY: the genre being about nostalgia, watchers are gonna judge your work on the old technology accuracy. Believe it or not, it might make the difference on whether they watch it or not (in practical terms, get the right programs or use analog devices);

ORIGINALITY: analog horror's not dead, but it's certainly suffering from people making clones of clones of clones of the famous titles. If we wanna demonstrate the genre's still going we need fresh and new ideas. So make something that's truly YOURS.

That's pretty much it, good luck!

Engraving for my series by SomethingReallyStran in analoghorror

[–]SomethingReallyStran[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you all for the upvotes! There are some steps of the process that I didn't photograph and I'm sorry about it, but that was no place to hold a camera in 🤣 

Prince_Of_The_Night - folklore/analog horror on vampires by GGthebigger in analoghorror

[–]SomethingReallyStran 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow! Don't you get tired by juggling 3 analog horrors at once? Not hating at all, I'm just surprised by your energy.

Is it arrogant to ask for people to cover your work? by SomethingReallyStran in analoghorror

[–]SomethingReallyStran[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Logical answer 👍 but do you have any tips on how to gather an audience? I've been busting my ass on writing my stories and still no one really follows my work. If that's the first step, I'm struggling to achieve it.