How to have BETTER IDEAS

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How to have BETTER IDEAS

Every great creative project that’s ever been made — whether it was photography, a book, a film, a video game, an invention — have all had one key factor factor in common that makes them great, and that was their being built around a good idea. A solid and creative idea is the most fundamental aspect to any project. It’s what holds it all together.

But how to do we train our brains to think of good ideas? Let me take you through a 4-step process.

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[NuwandaSM]

Man did I miss your videos. You really have great teaching skills.

[tonykennedy]

Less is most definitely more. Many other Youtube content creators have long since ran out of ideas and are now repackaging their same old stuff over and over just to keep posting 1-2 videos a week just to stand still. It's stale and it shows. Jamie on the other hand only posts when he has something new to say and that on Youtube is so refreshing. Bravo sir!!

[chrispatmore]

It’s like when someone sees a piece of contemporary or conceptual art and say, “I could have done that!” To which the answer is, “Yes, but you didn’t”.

[pdas]

This video is GOLDEN, the quality that Jamie puts into his videos really shows here!

[Linealo]

I just experienced this yesterday in the bathtub. Someone recently told me "maybe you should portrait your perfectionism instead" as a spite on me saying I wasn't happy with a picture I took - and it stuck with me. Now yesterday night, way past midnight and when I'm usually awake, it came to me that this perfectionism is hard to display, but the bits and pieces of it in our everyday life are happening every time. And then my bathtub almost flooded the the room because I filled it to the brim while thinking and that's when it struck me: "Perfectionism - all or nothing." Grabbed my camera and shot the first image of what might become a series of things that are done all the way or not at all - even if the outcome .ight be negative (like here, the water flowing over when going inside).
It's gonna be interesting times from now on, because the mind is sharpened and the eyes are focused to see something that was always there but never shown in its own light.

[MridulDhar]

I'm just 7 mins into the video, and this is more valuable than almost all other videos I've ever watched on this topic.
Apart from being a filmmaker, You are a scholar, sir.
( and also an AE senpai )

[karl]

Wow. This level of profound philosophical inquiry was not what I expected..
Love it.

[erickalbarracin]

Part of me wishes you would release these more frequently Jamie. But that’s a bit selfish. Great content takes great time and effort. Thanks for another inspirational piece.

[goodphotoideas]

Dude, this is brilliant. Being a guy who calls himself goodphotoideas I am humbled. I need to work harder. I'd also like to take the opportunity to compliment you on your video editing. You're a master.

[ijustfelldown]

Good God man, your videos need to be given a cinema style big screen release internationally for everyone that's a fan of visual arts. The editing, presentation and especially the use of Pacman to get your point across was amazing!

[DarioKesegiGCA]

I had to pause video 3 times, because I got so many ideas just bz watching, tnx man!
Purchasing retro presets 100% :D

[TravisHenson]

Your videos are not only very good in a practical way, but also a theoretical way. They’re entertaining to watch and chew on. Thanks for doing what you do.

[tobeasim]

Jamie, I hate you ❤️. You make me watch your videos multiple times; they’re so freaking good! First, I just watch it to get an intro. Then, I watch with the sound off. Then, I watch it, er listen to it, with the picture off or not in my view. And then I watch it all over again. And after every few weeks, I could be caught watching some old video again! Thanks for all that you do, from the bottom of my heart. This is Hollywood quality work.

[Chris]

You made me pick up my camera many times when I felt like “why bother, there are people out there who can do this much better than I can as a hobbyist”. Thank you, Jamie.

[andronicuswu]

The sheer amount of hours and effort put into producing this video should not be understated. Thank you for taking the time to make such golden content in a space where quantity seems to be rewarded more than quality. Always thoughtful, always top-notch. Thank you Jamie!

[Eric]

Your channel is so much more than just a photography channel. It's almost a lifestyle channel. I find it very inspiring with lots of humanity.

[zenialia]

I hit the button "LIKE" before I watch your video and I know it's gonna be great. Respect.

[Sycliste]

In my opinion, you're the most clever and inspiring video creator on Youtube, your work is so precious! ! Thanks for all that effort you put in your videos, and for sharing all your wisdom and knowledge.

[cndel]

I write comments very rarely, but more rarely I feel so encouraged. So I find it necessary to thank you for this inspiration! I appreciate that moments when you realize, that the world around you is indescribably big and there are so much, that you can picture in countless ways, so much and I'm feeling this way because of you, so, thank you! Don't stop what you are doing. It is really helpful.

And i wish to everyone, who's reading this, not to be embarrassed of your ideas and thoughts. I believe in you!

Also sorry for my English. It's not my native language

[ToKanaliMou]

Step number 2, 5 .
Ask the right questions to yourself every day.
This way you will start giving solutions and boost your creativity.
Bering creative might not mean you'll have the best idea, but the best ideas came from creative people.
Great video. Thank you.