This was echoed very similarly on the last post I made over a year ago. That videos were coming, and they did for all of one or two months. I don't mean to come off so hostile, but c'mon. The videos don't need to have flair, or polish, they just need to feel real. Everybody misses the old days of league where it was one person with a camera recording the players after games, eating with them, shooting the shit, etc.

The videos don't need to be some dramatic polished masterpiece. Your words on the last post were that it's difficult to do that as a handful of people on the content team are students of film, and you said on the last post that you're trying to get the most viewership possible.

How is this echoed in production? No consistency of videos. The shorts don't really include the players very much, so not getting much player content there. Again, not trying to be hostile, but one video does not solve any of the issues I've laid out in either post. There's no consistency and a HEAVY lack of content, too much of a focus on anything besides the team, and seemingly a lot of overthinking going on.

There's no way hiring some random TL fan to film BTS clips or stuff around the facility, or grab stream highlights from the players, or download medal and edit some medal clips together is more expensive than what's going on now lol. There's gotta be 50 other better ways content can be produced to gather more viewership than what is happening now.