A Small Suggestion for Potterworld's Youtube Channel

[Salmandingo]

It would be cool to have more videos including average players on the server. Especially non staff - non performer players. It would definitely bring the players closer to the performer/director team. A cool example would be interviewing a new player on the server and asking them a few questions about their experiences, or having a QnA for players from each houses, and seeing how their perspectives differ.

We could have interviews with tournament winners (which tend to be very active graduates who have tons of experience on the server) and ask them about tips to improve in flying/dueling and to share their experience on those tournaments.

I'm not the most creative when it comes to videos but I think you get the point... I believe that occaisonally getting normal players on videos helps make the videos more immersive and gives you both an average player perspective as well as a performer and/or staff perspective.

 

[Joshios]

I really like this idea. This has actually been implemented into the channel in the past such as this video about Griffin Pride Day 2020. It would be cool to see more videos like this in the future!

 

[Aspasia Le Fay]

As Joshua said above, Potterwatch has had some videos with players and community and I bet they are intending to have more of those videos in the future.

 

[Motionic]

Heya @Salmandingo! Thank you so much for submitting this idea! We truly appreciate all of the ideas and suggestions that all players submit. I will bring up your idea with the other poltergeists and we will discuss it further. I will get back to you with our decision once it has been reached. Have a wonderful day!

 

[Llama]

It would be cool to have more videos including average players on the server. Especially non staff - non performer players. It would definitely bring the players closer to the performer/director team. A cool example would be interviewing a new player on the server and asking them a few questions about their experiences, or having a QnA for players from each houses, and seeing how their perspectives differ.

We could have interviews with tournament winners (which tend to be very active graduates who have tons of experience on the server) and ask them about tips to improve in flying/dueling and to share their experience on those tournaments.

I'm not the most creative when it comes to videos but I think you get the point... I believe that occaisonally getting normal players on videos helps make the videos more immersive and gives you both an average player perspective as well as a performer and/or staff perspective.

VOUCH. Even collaborating with other YT channels I've seen great Lets Plays on YT of PW and it would be cool to see collaboration or average players on the channel.

 

[nathan1e]

VOUCH. Even collaborating with other YT channels I've seen great Lets Plays on YT of PW and it would be cool to see collaboration or average players on the channel.

wow i wonder why you suddenly reply to this thread

 

[Llama]

wow i wonder why you suddenly reply to this thread

Bababooey

 

[Motionic]

Heya @Salmandingo! After some discussion, we have decided to accept your idea since we think that this is very beneficial, as it will assist to improve relations and connection between staff and players. This is something that we have already been working on and will continue to do so in future where we can. We will also be making an effort to do this across the Media platforms. Thank you so much for bringing up this idea and we hope to see more from you in the future! Have a wonderful day!

 

[ast3r0se]

That's a fantastic idea to make the Potterworld YouTube channel more engaging and community-focused. I've seen channels do something similar, involving everyday players in interviews or tutorials, and it helps the community feel more connected. A Q&A by house or tips from tournament winners sounds super interesting for newer players to feel inspired and pick up skills from experienced ones. It's also lovely to see them recognize ideas like these and turn them into action.

If you're into creating interactive or creative videos yourself, you might find it helpful to explore resources like this guide on https://www.movavi.com/support/how-to/how-to-add-picture-to-video.html . It's easy to follow and handy if you're considering starting your own small community projects.