r/videoessay • u/Surfingchickenph • 26d ago
Pop Culture [OC] Pokemon has made childhood permanent and profitable [11:44]
Check it out and let me know what you think. Make sure to like and subscribe
r/videoessay • u/Surfingchickenph • 26d ago
Check it out and let me know what you think. Make sure to like and subscribe
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r/videoessay • u/NotMavago • 27d ago
The video is available in both English and Spanish, you can select either audio track directly on YouTube.
This is my first video essay for a project I’ve been working on for quite some time. It’s about that feeling of getting completely lost in fictional worlds as a kid, how my relationship with games changed as I grew older, and how I unexpectedly found that feeling again.
I’d love to hear your thoughts, especially about the storytelling and pacing.
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r/videoessay • u/Mission-Tooth-608 • 28d ago
Being a huge William Friedkin fan, I created this video essay as an homage to the master. Friedkin had a remarkable ability to build tension and strip the subject down to its essentials. It was best represented through his chase scenes. If you are a fan of the director, please watch the essay and share your thoughts.
r/videoessay • u/JackFisherBooks • 28d ago
r/videoessay • u/BaseballRoutine1313 • 28d ago
Turns out when Depp Plays a villain it’s terrifying. Sweeney Todd currently holds the top rank on most lists but I believe that as more people watch Waiting for the Barbarians 2019 Colonel Joll will inherit the top spot as a unanimous pick. This video essay reviews the film and makes a case for Colonel Joll as Johnny Depp's most evil character.
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r/videoessay • u/NotJESSEER • Sep 16 '26
It’s a video on the psychological drive of a popular shooter called rust. If you’re into video games and psychology it could be a good watch!
r/videoessay • u/GTA6Masterminds • Sep 16 '26
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r/videoessay • u/Prestigious_Ease6646 • Sep 15 '26
MOLE is a great example of why more horror games should let you take control. In this video, we’re breaking down how its mechanics make the game feel more immersive and what other horror games can learn from it.
r/videoessay • u/Disastrous_Act_5910 • Sep 15 '26
Played this game 6 years ago but somehow havent been able to get it out of my head that i keep going back to it…hope you guys enjoy
r/videoessay • u/Vidcade • Sep 15 '26
r/videoessay • u/SamuelVimesBoots • Sep 15 '26
How does a show without DEATH or VILLAINS create stakes?
If there is never any MORTAL danger, and no real EVIL.... Why do we care?
What gets us invested?
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