tamaster92
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You know liquid, we really are the final bosmans.
Amazing script, pity we will never see it
Amazing script, pity we will never see it
The Final Bosman Show
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You think? Even the Final Final Bosman had some good ideas for future shows in it lol
The Last Bosman is gonna be shown at Sony's E3 press conference this year. It's time.
Napalm_Frank
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Bosrush
LordOfChaos
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How shitty that they didn't even allow him to do that final episode. The script is funny, but I would have loved to see him actually make it.
We have a winner
Tiu Neo
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Noisepurge
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Basic business, never give an IP out for free. They can possibly sell it to Bosman later.
DoctorFling
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Bosman vs. Huberman: Dawn of Schluffe
In case people missed it ad pay attention to this thread, EasyAllies is the new thing.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1199067
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1199067
In addition, he's said that he's going to be doing a Final Bosman thing on the side, separate from Patreon pressures.
Valkyri von Thanatos
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Glad to hear it. Was a bit worried that a new Bosman show wasn't on the cards at least early on based on the EZA Patreon. Good to hear there will be more to come. We might need a mod to change the thread title later?
In for the Patreon for their reviews, hoping for retrospectives and maybe something like Pop-Fiction? Was Damiani the one in charge of those? It says a new show of his is the $20,000 a month tier, so I'm wondering if that could be like Pop-Fiction. That'd be great to get back in action, since I think Defy Media got rid of the show as soon as they bought GT, right?
I don't have a super steady income, but I will contribute for these guys! Hope this sees a lot of success!
MrCunningham
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Saishū Bosman
Bosman Finale
Easy Bosman
The Uneasy Bosman
Bosman Finale
Easy Bosman
The Uneasy Bosman
Bosman YouTube to subscribe to: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCSJL4mrS3z_nnvsJ-gkOQ5A
openrob
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Thanks!
With YouTube to get a custom URL you need:
100+ subscribers (check)
Profile pic (check)
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Be more than 30 days old (?)
Anyway, he should soon have a fully fledged channel
I'm thinking the name will be The Casual Bosman
It sounds like he might actually be doing that now, but just unaffiliated with the funding.
EDIT: Ignore that link to his channel now
It sounds like he might actually be doing that now, but just unaffiliated with the funding.
EDIT: Ignore that link to his channel now
awww.. I wanted it to be a equal production values, c'mon bosman! you now got the money for that on patreon!
$60,000 - Liquid Bosman rises again
It sounds like he might actually be doing that now, but just unaffiliated with the funding.
EDIT: Ignore that link to his channel now
???
How can something be lower production than The Final Bosman? He literally needed a desk and a chair to do that...
I am confused...
no complicated bonus bits, I guess
And a set, and lighting equipment, and a music library, and a professional video editor. He may not be able to commit to making the same kind of format anymore considering he was doing this full time before and can't do that anymore until the Patreon goes up much more!
Pagusas
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The cameras and audio equipment used could be lower quality, those things arent cheap.
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We're gonna see a lot of that dumpster
Shao Kahn Brewing a Stew
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Man, I feel like donating him a camera at this point.
You have to consider the things that went into the show. It was simple - plenty of people on YT (including myself) can do sitting at a desk and other such things, not even using a greenscreen, and talk about games.
But there were a lot of small touches. Proper lighting - sure, you can buy your own lights cheaply (I have 4 of them), but I don't have basic training in the best setup for light distrobution. Still, that's a minor part he can still have.
I record using my iphone 6SPlus. The quality is good. Really good. It's also really inconsistent at times. It can be great one recording to barely passable the next. A lot of factors go into it. A professional grade camera is going to be much more consistent and of higher quality. So that's one downgrade that is likely to happen.
In addition, he doesn't have a professional video editor likely at his disposal full time and he may be stuck with a stationary camera recording all by himself versus having someone behind it that can zoom in during the recording and other things when he's doing stuff. This is before we get into the likely downgrade in audio recording equipment (even if he still uses a lapel mic, there is a huge financial investment to get one that is of top notch quality. A lot of the ones $200 and under just aren't that great and I've used a bunch of them. I always end up going back to my blue yeti - and while it's serviceable it's not as flexible for a show like this).
Then there is the video editing stuff. Adding in the after effects that make the shown shine , the effective music tracks that you need licensing to use, and all of that is before you get into the often funny, usually long skits he did in the Bonus Bits part that while simple on the whole, there is a ton of production planning involved.
So what appears simple actually takes a lot of time, dedication, and proper equipment. This is easy to do when your full time job is to create the show and talk on podcasts with an occasional livestream. But that was it - his job in a nutshell. It sounds like every single person in the new setup is there part time except MAYBE Brandon who is running the whole thing. That means he's working another job, possibly full time, and then still doing this stuff on the side in his spare time.
Of course, I think the goal would always be long haul to make it a full time gig. How much money do they need coming in per month thought to support all of the staff? 100k? They may some day hit their 50k mark, but it's going to take a pretty big chunk of change after patreon fees to even consider this crew doing it full time. When it's full time, that's when you see them back in full swing. Better equipment, maybe even a proper office again ($50,000 goal), and a full week of shows and possibly live coverage. The nice thing is that they already have a TON of industry contacts, so this is just a ragtag group of friends, but people who know exactly what they are doing. They just aren't going to commit fulltime until it's financially viable to do so. That's the time when you would see a new Bosman show get back to the quality we got used to. Until then, it's going to be a low budget thing he does on the side.
But there were a lot of small touches. Proper lighting - sure, you can buy your own lights cheaply (I have 4 of them), but I don't have basic training in the best setup for light distrobution. Still, that's a minor part he can still have.
I record using my iphone 6SPlus. The quality is good. Really good. It's also really inconsistent at times. It can be great one recording to barely passable the next. A lot of factors go into it. A professional grade camera is going to be much more consistent and of higher quality. So that's one downgrade that is likely to happen.
In addition, he doesn't have a professional video editor likely at his disposal full time and he may be stuck with a stationary camera recording all by himself versus having someone behind it that can zoom in during the recording and other things when he's doing stuff. This is before we get into the likely downgrade in audio recording equipment (even if he still uses a lapel mic, there is a huge financial investment to get one that is of top notch quality. A lot of the ones $200 and under just aren't that great and I've used a bunch of them. I always end up going back to my blue yeti - and while it's serviceable it's not as flexible for a show like this).
Then there is the video editing stuff. Adding in the after effects that make the shown shine , the effective music tracks that you need licensing to use, and all of that is before you get into the often funny, usually long skits he did in the Bonus Bits part that while simple on the whole, there is a ton of production planning involved.
So what appears simple actually takes a lot of time, dedication, and proper equipment. This is easy to do when your full time job is to create the show and talk on podcasts with an occasional livestream. But that was it - his job in a nutshell. It sounds like every single person in the new setup is there part time except MAYBE Brandon who is running the whole thing. That means he's working another job, possibly full time, and then still doing this stuff on the side in his spare time.
Of course, I think the goal would always be long haul to make it a full time gig. How much money do they need coming in per month thought to support all of the staff? 100k? They may some day hit their 50k mark, but it's going to take a pretty big chunk of change after patreon fees to even consider this crew doing it full time. When it's full time, that's when you see them back in full swing. Better equipment, maybe even a proper office again ($50,000 goal), and a full week of shows and possibly live coverage. The nice thing is that they already have a TON of industry contacts, so this is just a ragtag group of friends, but people who know exactly what they are doing. They just aren't going to commit fulltime until it's financially viable to do so. That's the time when you would see a new Bosman show get back to the quality we got used to. Until then, it's going to be a low budget thing he does on the side.
I really hope this will become a official EZA show, Patreon is already above 20k so there is hope that this could be bigger than he intended.
Hello old friends, welcome to Bosman At Home
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWJx2dcNSDI
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=199734100
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWJx2dcNSDI
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=199734100
Maybe there will be new Bosman lore via drawings or something. He could even start to add new lore maybe.
