Wardson1 - Video/Audio - Narration Experiment - Horror Paranormal Conspiracy Story

Yesterday I wrote a piece of fiction. When I had completed it I thought that perhaps I might want to try narrating something like this in the future. I let it go at that. However, another person wrote in the comment section indicating that this might be something cool to team up with someone to narrate things like this.

I didn't team up with anyone, but I did take a little time messing around with a new audio program, and a new video program. I have narrated that story from yesterday. I also made sure to say nice things about steemit at the beginning and in the description of the video on youtube.

This is an experiment for me. I wanted to do this and see if any of you are interested in this. This video is 10 minutes and 8 seconds, and I am one of those that prefers to read rather than listen to a video. I read way faster than I can listen to them.

If you are like me and prefer to read then rather than reposting the text I wrote yesterday in this post please feel free to click here and go read the post from yesterday where this was written. I actually was reading from that post as I was recording this narration.

If you like this and would like to see more things like this in the future please let me know. Putting together things like this is not something I can do as quickly as many other things, and I don't want to spend the time making such things if there is no interest. Also, if you think I lack the narrating skills let me know and perhaps I will team up with someone else in the future.

Thank you steemit community. I really appreciate you.

All images, audio, and text are made by me in this post and this video

EDIT: I actually DO have stuff going on in the background of the video during the story, yet apparently when rendering the video it is made MUCH darker and thus it is almost invisible. You can KIND OF see some of it in full screen mode, but even then most of the detail is gone. This actually works okay for this particular topic, but it is a learning experience and I'll know in the future to brighten my scenes up a bit more. Screenshots were all done in a tile like fashion from Unity here, but if there is interest I make actual moving videos in the future. I didn't want the video portion to be too distracting from the story in this particular case.