My Life on YouTube: Play Games aka Photography Gamer

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In this original documentary Photography Gamer shares his experience as a YouTuber, including the ups, downs and what makes it such an enjoyable experience.

Produced by - Photography Gamer

Music:
Nana Kwabena - Revenge Body Beat
Dan Henig - Arpy
The Mini Vandals - Slow Hammers

Licence: Commercial use licence obtained via downloading the track from the YouTube Audio Library.
The usage of this track abides by the terms and conditions set out by YouTube, which states, “You may use music files from this library in videos that you monetize on YouTube”.

© Copyright 2023 Photography Gamer

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[austin.....]

I could already tell from your work alone that you had a lot of passion for this industry. I picked you out amongst a sea of "indie" YTers because you had a good eye for things I personally care about when I purchase games, and you had the best production value by far of any of them. It's also easy to tell you care immensely about the industry from a consumer POV, which has translated into relatable content in your reviews and docs. You really are a hidden gem, and I hope you always have that outlet to share your views because they're good ones! Good luck on whatever you work on next.

[thomassharples]

I am totally in the same boat: Youtube has replaced my dialogue with friends about games as most people I know have lost their passions for the medium over the years. Your channel is one of my go-tos, as you often give reviews that resonate with me (I am 37 so a similar age and experience with gaming). Greeting from Australia 🦘 and keep up the great work!

[danvmaul]

Awesome mini-documentary, great content and production. Love it!

I was in a similar boat, minus the becoming a Youtuber part haha. I was a massive arcade fan when growing up in the 80s, became obsessed with games over the years, but as time went by, becoming an adult meant friends moved away, got a family and strayed away from gaming. Happened to me as well, but over the past few years I got myself reacquainted with gaming and have been making up for lost time since then. My best friends today aren't big gamers, neither is the wife, so I find myself in kind of this weird bubble where I'm the only one who still massively gravitates towards it.

That's one of the reasons your channel and others like it are awesome. Your reviews and takes allow me to find out about hidden gems I wouldn't otherwise have come across. I know it's hard work and I can only imagine the frustration some times, but for what it's worth I think you've got a real gem of a channel here. 👍

[timeforgamesYT]

In this age of jump cuts and memes that I feel at times could give me an aneurysm, I always gravitated more toward creators such as yourself, that are genuinely passionate about the hobby and present their videos in a concise and clear manner, with a crisp, natural sounding voice over. Funny thing: by the tone of your voice and the delivery I always imagined you were older. Take that as you will. :) I appreciate the work that you do and I hope you can keep doing it for as long as you find the joy in it! Adrian

[hemangchauhan]

Lovely video.
I'm glad this has been a fulfilling project for you

[ChrisPrettejohn]

An interesting little video. Really enjoy your honest reviews which are clearly a labour of love. Can you actually make a living with YouTube though?? 15K subscribers? Keep it up and good luck going forward.

[EllyVint]

This is amazing content! It gives me a chance to get to know you better, beyond what I see in your videos. I'm really excited about it ❤

[rustyesh]

The way the video was shot affirms you have great eyes and thus the name 'Photography Gamer'.
We all have same thing in common....grown up guys, love and passion for gaming and want to share it with other people.

Keep up the great work :)

[stanettiels]

Cool video, very insightful. Cheers m8. Only one problem, you’re a Gooner 😂👍🏻.