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Café Sin Leche- TEASER Season 2 | Web Series (Sub English & French) - Duration: 1:46.Hey gorgeous!...We´re all alone...
Are you still at the beginning?
You're distracting me!
Not again!
I'm always here!...ALWAYS!
I can't stand you anymore! I just can't!
Swear it!
I won't tell anyone!...Are you happy?
I'am now.
...Very good, how about you?
For how long are you staying?
Well...I live here now.
Yes...
(Talking loud)
Shut up!
We already survived to worst...We can do this!
Cheers to meet again!
Why are you using my cup?
(Whispering)
Four was a cool number...maybe five it's too much.
Why didn't you tell me before?
It won't happen again.
(Singing "I want to break free" by Queen)
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BIG SPINNIN' ANNOUNCEMENT + Track Release Tips! - Duration: 5:59.- What's up, it's Team MBL.
I'm Music By Lukas, producer and DJ.
- Hey I'm Lauren Z. Ray, DJ and video creator.
And today, we are excited to announce
for the first time ever
Music By Lukas
X
Lauren Z. Ray.
Not really, no.
- For the first time ever
Music By Lukas X Spinnin' Records remix contest
for my new future trance style track, Still in Love.
So go to spinninrecords.com/contest
or use the link at the top of the description.
Download the stems and start working on your remix.
- And once your remix is finished,
you can upload it to SoundCloud
and then submit it on the Spinnin' Records contest page.
And that's it.
- Now you can create any style of remix,
so be creative.
I'll be listening to everything you guys submit.
- Spinnin' Records and Team MBL are giving away
the ultimate producer package.
We're giving away FL studio, the Spinnin' Records
base plug in, and some Team MBL sound base.
- I can't wait to hear all of your submissions
and to choose the top three winners.
So get remixing.
- Alright so now that we've announced
the remix contest, which is legit
and we are super excited about it.
It's like, so cool.
Like Lukas was saying
he's always wanted to do one and sure, maybe I've,
sure, I've wanted to do one too.
(laughs)
Let's chat about some producer stuff.
So, first off.
Welcome to our second country, the U.K. you guys.
- Yeah, if you guys don't know.
We just came from Amsterdam, and we actually
are originally from L.A.
And we sold everything to come travel the world
and meet you guys in person.
- And continue our work with Team MBL.
- We're gonna be in a new country every single month.
- Yes.
- This is only our second one.
- Yeah, so make sure to comment below
what countries you wanna see us at
or what country you're from because
we need ideas.
So how's the release for Still in Love
been going so far, Lukas?
- It's actually super crazy because
I've never had so many supports.
Like the Track house supported,
by Martin Garrix, by Mike Williams.
- Just stop there, Martin Garrix, enough said.
- It's just kind of crazy seeing
the support for this style of track
because it's a unique track.
The future trance scene
- Yeah what's with the future trance thing?
- Yeah it's like my third track
doing this kind of style that's future house,
but it also has like a trancy kind of
melody to it and vocal.
- Okay so you just released obviously
a few weeks ago, Still in Love.
What are some release tips
that we can tell the people watching?
Like how you did it, or how they should for their,
the one, their upcoming track that they love so much.
What would be some tips for that?
- So this is what we discuss all the time
on the producers team that when it comes to a
release of a track, you can't just kind of like
let it release and let it just kind of fade away.
There's so much planning that goes into it.
You have to plan weeks before
and you have to continue,
you have to plan when the track comes out and after.
- Yeah so I guess like after
they got good feedback
or they felt that this was the track,
that's when they should start
planning for the release.
- Yeah, like with this track, with Still in Love,
we really believed in this track.
And so we started like a big release plan where
weeks before we were sending it out to the DJs,
we were pitching it to Spotify playlist,
we were getting it prepped.
And then the count down on the socials.
- Count down's crucial.
- Count down is crucial. - Get people hyped
because there are people at different levels
obviously watching this video.
People who have been signed by multi labels,
people who haven't yet.
But it's all about just creating
hype around the track.
If you've gotten great feedback on it
and you really feel like it's your strong track,
this is the one to show people
so that they believe in you.
They believe you're a great producer,
they like to hear this track.
Even if it doesn't get a lot of plays, at least
people will know that you're a good producer.
You know what I mean?
Hype it up, and don't be afraid to
hype it up after it's released as well.
Talk about it in your Insta stories or whatever.
- Even if it's not signed on a label,
you can still pitch your unsigned tracks
on Spotify, to the Spotify big playlist
like Mint and all these
you can still have a chance to get
on these playlists if your track does well
or if it sounds original
or if it's something that they like.
You never know what's gonna happen.
So don't be feeling bad if your track
that you're releasing isn't signed
on a big label yet, you know it's a process
everyone has to make it through and get the
different supports and kind of climb up
the same ladder to get where they need to be.
- And if anybody's already released a track,
is it now a dead track?
Or can you kind of do this in reverse?
If you've already released a track,
is it possible to like--
- Yeah if your track did really well when you
released it and you never did a remix contest,
I mean obviously if it's a few years old now,
I don't know if it's gonna have the same impact.
But let's say you released a track a few weeks ago,
that is like the time where you wanna do a
remix contest to kind of reinvigorate
the track again, get people excited about it.
Like Still in Love came out two, three weeks ago,
and depending on when you're watching this,
and now we're doing the remix contest
and getting everyone pumped about the track again.
It's just another way to get people excited.
- Alright so back to the remix contest.
What would you say are some tips and tricks
you can give the people watching who are gonna
possibly submit to it?
- Yeah so have fun with the remix.
Be creative, and also
don't be afraid to do something crazy.
Like if you wanna do like dubstep,
if you wanna do something wild.
But it doesn't mean that I'm only gonna be
listening for stuff that is creative and wild.
If you make something that just sounds really quality
and maybe is similar to the original,
I'm just open to anything essentially.
- What would you say to people who are
the ones that think if you're too creative on
like a remix that means it usually doesn't win?
Because obviously some people have submitted to
the Spinnin' Remixes before,
and maybe that is a concern of theirs.
- That it's too creative.
- Yeah, what would you say to that?
- Well I don't know.
I think it also really depends on the judges too.
I know for a fact that I'll be listening
for creative stuff, feel free to do it.
But again, if you don't wanna be creative too,
you can do whatever you want.
I'm open to anything.
- It's your first remix contest
so he's open for anything.
- I'm open for anything.
- Okay cool. - Bring it on.
- Alright so do not forget remix contest.
We'll put all the information in the
description below for Still In Love.
And I hope all these tips and tricks about
your releasing and if you want to do a remix contest
yourself were helpful.
That's what we're here for. - Yep.
- Like this video if you are excited
about the remix contest.
- Yeah and if you're from the U.K.
Get ready for some surprises. - Yeah.
- Because we are here and we wanna come see you.
(laughs)
- And that is it guys.
Make sure to subscribe if you're new here.
We're excited to have you by the way.
And we'll see you next week, right?
- Yep, see you soon.
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COMPLETE YouTube Stories Tutorial - Duration: 16:29.- I've had access to the YouTube Stories feature
for quite a while now.
It's gone through a lot of iterations,
and yesterday they rolled it out more broadly
to over 30,000 new channels.
You're seeing it a lot now on your newsfeed.
Today I want to give you a complete tutorial walk-through
of how it works and how you can
post to your stories, coming up.
(upbeat techno music)
Hey, guys!
My name's Tim Smoyer, welcome to Video Creators.
We are here to help you grow your YouTube audience
so you can spread a message that reaches people,
changes their lives.
And a new tool for doing that is YouTube Stories.
Now, you've gotta be familiar with stories.
It's all over Facebook, Instagram, originated
probably with SnapChat, and now YouTube's got their version.
And I've been using it for a while.
I really like it because it's a quick, easy way
for me to interact and engage with you guys
through just quick little video clips that I can make
without any editing, behind the scenes,
when I'm traveling, when I'm at YouTube Space,
when I'm doing trainings, whatever,
it's an easy way for me to just keep in touch with you guys
and show you what's going on
without having to produce a full video.
So, lemme walk you guys through exactly how to use Stories,
including some of the features you might not know are there,
as well as comments and moderation and how to find them
and reply to them and a whole bunch of stuff.
We're gonna kinda make this a complete tutorial, okay?
So, there's a few places where Stories can show up
for people who are watching them.
One of them is right here on the homepage.
You can see right here, I'm on the homepage,
and so there's none showing up for me
right here in the homepage.
I've already looked and tried refreshing,
but they can be right here in the homepage.
They can also be, if you go up here to the top right,
click on my channel, and then you'll see
if you scroll over, you have your Stories tab right here
and you can see your Stories here.
Now, they used to let you make groups of them,
I don't think that's a feature anymore,
so I still have some groups here.
But, in the upper left, you can see I have eight items,
eight video clips, and that number you see there
is the total number of views for all clips in that story.
So, this top one here, Video Creators, has eight items in it
for a total of 880 views so far,
since I just started posting them today.
And then, the other place that they will show up
is on your subscriptions tab here at the very top.
You can see that red circle around me,
I have some unwatched ones on my own channel,
and Lele Pons also has some that I could watch.
There's one more place it could show up,
and that is on the watch page of a video.
So, let's say, you're watching one of my videos,
I don't know if it'll actually do it here, I doubt it.
But let's just say, you're watching one of my videos
and it could be down here as well.
So, it's not right now, which is not surprising.
But it could be there.
Those are the four places where
YouTube says that they could be.
'Kay?
So, when someone wants to watch one of your Stories,
they can just tap on your video,
well, let's do mine since copyright issues.
Alright, and so I can see so far,
in the bottom left, that I've had 20 views on it.
That's only private to the creator,
and I can check here and see that I have one comment so far
and I will get to those here in a second.
Actually, let's do it now since we're here.
So, you can click in the top right.
There's only one comment here,
lemme go back to a different one
that has a little bit more comments.
How's this one?
'Kay.
So, three comments, well, it says three, I'm not sure why,
but there's obviously more than three here.
So you can sort them by top comments,
and those are typically the ones
with the most thumbs ups and engagements
and people who are engaging a lot,
things like that, or newest first.
And then, what you can do, is you can go through
any of these and hit reply in story,
and then I can actually record my response here.
And we'll go through all this interface here in a second.
But I'll actually record my response in here
and then, after I'm done recording,
I can tap and zoom to reposition
and resize that person's question right there.
But let's come back and go through that later.
Now, one of the things a lot of people are asking is,
"Well, how do I find those comments?"
So, you can do it the way I did it,
which is by going directly to the video.
Another way you can do it is to go over
to your YouTube Creator Studio,
and if you tap on comments over there,
they will show up in here as well.
So, you can see, I have three comments,
nine minutes ago, 12 minutes ago,
and 14 minutes ago on my Story.
So see on the left side, it says Story,
whereas on the these other comments,
it'll show the title of the video that the comment was on.
So the only thing you can do here sums it up,
like it, dislike it, or heart it.
There's no way to actually reply to it in here
which I wish was a thing, I wish right here I could
just tap on this or reply in my Story right here
inside this app, or at least open up the YouTube app
and take me over to my Story or something, but it doesn't.
And so, I can check for notifications here,
but if I actually wanna reply, I have to go back
over here to my Story manually,
look for the comment in that clip,
and then reply to it there.
Now, let's go through the process
of actually making a new Story.
To create a Story.
From the upper top of my thing, you see,
there's a plus button right there?
You click that, tap on Story,
and now here there's a couple things I can do.
Let's start with the upper left corner,
these three little circles,
this is where you're gonna find different filters
and I have found that these apply with,
especially some of these do a great job if you...
Well, there's just different filters.
Different ways you can
adjust how strong it is,
and you're probably familiar with this on Instagram.
Tap it once to kinda go to it and then tap it again
to kinda bring up this other dial where you can adjust.
So, I'm gonna go with normal on that.
And then, tap the upper left corner again to get rid of it.
In the bottom left corner here,
this is where I can upload pictures
and other clips from my phone's gallery.
So, here's one of me feeding my daughter.
I could post that if I wanted to.
Discard, and then go back.
So, I could upload my own video clips and things from there.
This is another place, I think this is
dedicated for if you have an iPhone 10,
or one that has the profile of you
that kinda separates you from the background,
gives you that more depth of field look thing?
So, that's what this is doing.
This is just kinda different things with that.
So, you can see, my background's green now,
and I'm still red, so.
I'm not gonna do anything with that right now.
The middle is record, and we'll get to that in a second,
this one is, it make it bright for me,
if I'm doing this in the dark
and need some light on my face.
Turn that off, and then this
all the way right simply flips the camera,
that's me recording, and flips it back.
'Kay?
And then, to actually do your Story,
you either tap it for a picture, like that, and go back,
or, you hold it to actually shoot a video like this.
And then you let go when you're done.
Now you have a few more options.
At the top, you can trim it if you want,
and by sliding it, the front, changing the end either way.
You can add music to it, and this is YouTube's
royalty free stuff right here that they have.
If you wanna use music on your device, you can.
You can pick one of these, hit the plus sign next to it,
and then you hit the sliders where you can adjust
which audio is more dominant,
the original audio of me talking, or the music track,
that balance, you can repeat it, remove it, change it.
I'm gonna remove it for now.
And then you can add some stickers!
You can add your location, that'll geo tag your video.
All these are different ones that you can add.
You can also add in the bottom right here, see,
and now you have some emojis that'll pop up.
And you can use any of those selections as well.
Get rid of those.
This is where, lemme go back to hit that,
you go to the AA in the top.
This is where you can add text.
And so, I'm gonna add this YouTube right there.
You can change the color by tapping any of these,
you can change the size right here.
Another thing you can do is just click,
use your fingers on it, two fingers
to pinch and zoom and reposition it.
Tap it again to re-edit it.
And then, at the very very top,
you can hit from classic, to light, to heavy,
to marker, to brush, to typewriter, back to classic.
Right next to it is this A with a box around it,
lets you put a background behind it,
a dark background behind it, or no background.
So, you can kinda switch it up however you want.
And then, all the way to the left,
you can align left, right, or middle.
Just like that.
So, I'll just put that like that.
And then, the next thing,
we have this magic wand in the upper right corner.
We can tap on that, and this is where you're gonna get
the types of profiles that you're used to having
in any other color profiles that
you're used to doing in any of these other
types of Story apps like that.
'Kay?
So, and then I would hit this--
I'm not gonna actually post this one,
but, you gotta hit post, down in the
bottom right corner there,
and then it would upload and I'm gonna discard this for now.
And then you can see, if you go back here to your channel,
right here, and then go over to your Stories,
if you have some that are uploading
you can see them uploading and
see if they've actually posted or not.
Sometimes if you have a bad
internet connection it might time out,
and you can come back here and retry the upload
if you want, if it gets stuck, or it's not posting,
or your WiFi cuts out, or something in the middle,
you come back here and restart
the upload from this menu here.
A few other thoughts for you,
I'm gonna go in here, you can moderate your comments
by tapping these three little dots to remove it,
report it, or cancel it, if you'd like to do that.
There is unfortunately no way that
I know of to actually type back,
the only way I know to reply to a comment in your Stories
is to actually hit that reply in Story
and then do it that way, so, unfortunately,
there's no just typing.
Now, when I'm looking, I can see that 645 people,
the very bottom left of this,
have viewed this particular clip.
Then these are ones I did a little bit later,
45 minutes ago, you can see at the top.
So, 93, 68, but that number is private only to me.
That is not a public number that other people can see.
Now these clips will stay active on my channel
and be publicly accessible for seven days.
However, the comments stay available
for 30 days inside your Studios.
Even thought the clips are gone,
you can still see the comments
for up to 30 days later inside the YouTube Studio.
Going back to navigating through these Stories,
the way to do it is you can tap to skip to the next clip,
or you swipe with your thumb left
across the screen to go to the next one
or swipe it to the right to go back to the other one.
And so, here you can skip across if you like
Lane's got a bunch of them,
now one thing that I think is interesting here
is that it will also show Stories
from channels that you're not subscribed to
and there will be a subscribe button at the very bottom.
So, you can see here, I'm not subscribed to WheezyWaiter,
on this channel anyway, I am on other ones,
but he still showed up as a recommended Story for me
in my Story feed because I tend to watch his videos
even though I haven't subscribed to him from this channel.
So, you can see at the bottom there,
that there is a subscribe button for me
where I can go ahead and subscribe to his channel
straight here from his Story.
So, it's cool to know as a creator,
when you're doing these Stories,
that your Stories can still get surfaced to people
who are not subscribed if they've kind of engaged
with your channel on other levels outside of the Stories.
And then, you can see other people's comments here.
It won't show you a number, you have to actually tap on it
and see the other Stories there for yourself,
and there's no interacting with other people
other than liking or disliking their comments.
Another thing to keep in mind is that
if you wanna download your video clip, your Story,
you have to do that right before you publish it.
After you publish it, there's
no longer an option to do that.
So, lemme show you, if you tap on the little camera icon,
the plus at the top, and then I'm gonna go to Story,
and then in here, I can do,
"This is my clip for sample download!"
Let go, and now I can do whatever I want to,
but you see, in the bottom left,
there's that save button right there,
and that'll let me download my clip to my camera reel.
But after that, I can post it, but after I post it,
there's no way for me to get
to download these and get them back.
Which I don't really like that much.
I can tap and go into my Story here
but there is no download at all,
even on this one when I was at
YouTube Space four months ago, there's no download.
I can delete, but I cannot download or do anything else.
So, if you plan on making one Story
and uploading it to multiple different platforms,
you'd probably have to do it in a different platform
or do it here and download it,
but just remember to save it before you post.
A couple hot questions I know you guys are asking:
one, who's eligible for this?
And, right now, it's about 66,000 channels have access to it
and their goal is to roll it out to all eligible channels
that have 10,000 subscribers or more this year.
I'm hoping this year means 2018 but we will find out.
Also, there's no monetization strategy involved right now.
It could be coming in the future,
certainly Instagram monetizes their Stories.
I think I see one every third Story, I see an ad on there.
But, right now, there's no
monetization strategy that's built in.
Of course, if you have your own products,
or you wanna build it into your
brand deal agreements or something like that,
you could monetize it yourself that way,
but there's no AdSense built in.
Now, this is just a quick overview of Stories
and how to use the app and things.
I will have another video coming out soon
about tips, tricks, and strategies
for how to actually use this to further engage your audience
and really use this as a tool for growing your channel
and keeping your viewers coming back for more,
so, I think there's some interesting things
we can do with this on YouTube.
In the meantime, comment below with your tips and ideas
and how you're going to use this tool on your audience
and hopefully I'll be able to feature come of your comments
and ideas in that upcoming video.
So, I'm looking forward to seeing what you guys have,
while you're learning and experiencing with Stories
as more and more people are getting access to it.
Subscribe here, because we're all about helping you grow
your YouTube channel so you can reach people
and change their lives for
the message that you're spreading.
Thank you for letting me be a small part of that,
subscribe and I'll see you guys
on Monday for our livestream.
See you then, bye.
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2018's Best Game Jams to Improve your Gamedev! - Duration: 11:13.This week on Ask Gamedev we take a look at Game Jams, a game developers hackathon where
individuals of varying talents come together in the spirit of game development.
These jams range anywhere from 48 hours to a full month.
Participants are given a theme to follow as they work solo or as a team to create a fully
functional game.
Developers have the freedom to use their favorite game engines and can meet both in person and
online.
In this video we will be taking a look at several great Game Jams.
Lets get started.
We are Ask Gamedev AKA Gamejam & Earl, AKA the Ludum Dare-Devils, AKA Lilo & Itch and
these are 9 Game Jams to check out!
First, on our list, we visit Global Game Jam.
Founded in 2008 the first Global jam took place at 53 locations across the globe, with
1650 participants creating 370 unique games.
Participants are required to register and then visit their physical local jam site where
they watch a keynote presentation from top developers and then review the single global-wide
secret theme.
Global Game Jam is true to its name and holds the Jam at the same time in late January world-wide.
Due to different time zones and regions, Global Game Jam strictly requests participants to
keep the secret theme to themselves until the final timezone is on board.
Participants discuss ideas and form groups with their fellow local developers to begin
their 48-hour game development journey.
The Global Game Jam is held once per year, with the upcoming 2019 version scheduled from
January 25th to January 27th.
Hosts must have a location that is available to participants 24 hours a day, with a close
proximity to food and beverages.
Global Game Jam encourages comradery by downplaying competition and instead celebrating the gaining
of experience and knowledge of game development through teamwork.
Many titles developed during the Global Game Jam have become full-fledged games.
The second jam on our list is One Game A Month, which was founded in 2013 by McFunkyPants
AKA Christer Kaitila, One Game A Month is geared towards encouraging developers to keep
it simple and get it done!
We all know that starting a game is easy, finishing it is the hard part.
Those interested in game development can jump in at any point, work on, share and post any
of their games.
With an optional monthly theme, there are no rules to adhere to.
Participants can go solo or bring a team, complete a project they have been working
on for years, or start fresh.
The overall goal of this Jam is to finish and post one game per month.
To add motivation McFunkyPants has made game development into a game itself by adding experience
points and achievements for development progress.
For every game participants submit to the jam website, they get rewarded with a pat
on the back in the form of experience points and various achievements.
This system is in place to help keep developers motivated in finishing the games they've
started, continuing to develop skills and above all else, having fun.
Number three on our list is Ludum Dare [pronounced "Loo-dum Dah-reh"].
Founded in April 2002, Ludum Dare is an online community best known for its Game Jam event
which takes place every April, August, and December.
During this event, game jam participants have a single weekend to create a game from scratch.
The theme is suggested by the Ludum Dare community to which creators may or may not follow during
the development period.
Once the game is complete, participants may submit their finished product to the Ludum
Dare website and then proceed to judge the other games through a 1 to 5-star rating system
in 8 different categories.
Criteria includes Innovation, Fun, Theme, Graphics, Audio, Humor, Mood, and of course
the Overall feel of the submitted games.
Fourth on our list is Low Rez Jam which was originally created and hosted by Devi Ever,
and is now being run by Jack Oatley.
This jam gives participants 17 days to complete their submission.
Held once per year, this jam is hosted on itch.io where participants from all around
the world may join in.
What makes this jam unique is that there is no theme to follow, instead, there is a requirement
for the end product to have a restricted viewpoint of a mere 64x64 pixels.
If you think this sounds like an impossible objective, then visit Low Rez Jam on Itch
and take a look at their top rated games for inspiration!
There are well over 200 submissions each year, with Umbri by Cronus, and Legend Of Xenia
2 by Baku, being the highest rated games of 2016 and 2017 respectively.
Coming in at number five we have Game Off, created by Lee Reilly in 2012.
Game Off is sponsored by GitHub and is Another jam that is hosted on itch.io.
Inspiration for this jam came from Global Game Jam and its held during the entire month
of November.
This jam celebrates open source development by inviting participants to join in the fun
with collaborative game development along with the use and sharing of open source software.
Submissions are done through itch, after which participants may then vote on each games'
Gameplay, Graphics, Audio, Innovation,Theme, and overall rating to decide the year's winner.
At number six we have GM48, which is also popularly known as GameMaker 48.
Participants have - you guessed it - 48 hours to create a title using the Game Maker engine.
Organized by former game maker moderator Peter Jorgensen and sponsored by YoYo Games, GM48's
quarterly jams are community ran by its over 2 thousand participating developers.
A theme is voted on through two phases beginning two weeks prior to the jam start, and voters
determine the best game based on the categories of art, gameplay, immersion, innovation, sound,
stability, and theme interpretation.
Aside from using the GameMaker engine to create the entry and meeting the deadline, participants
must vote on a minimum of 10 games.
Moving on to number seven we have a game jam which began in 2014, offers a prize pool of
$15,000, and was founded by Degica Games - the publisher of the RPG Maker series, OneShot,
and several other games.
Held once per year,the Indie Game Making Contest is a month-long jam focusing on the completion
of a game created with RPG Maker.
Prize options include the organizer's Degica's choice, the People's Choice, and Youtuber's
choice.
Each of which awards $5,000 cash with the added bonus of a humble bundle gift.
Participants may submit up to two entries and Degica reserves publishing rights for
up to 3 years for games that win the prizes mentioned above.
Number eight is Epic MegaJam sponsored by EPIC game jam and the Unreal game engine.This
is a great option as participants automatically get a number of free benefits from a variety
of game development products including free software trials, and game assets.
On top of the participation benefits, all participants will be entered into numerous
raffles for prizes.
Finalists are then guaranteed a list of additional prizes.
It's fair to say that this game jam provides participants with some of the best incentives
to participate!
The goal of this game jam is work individually or with a team maximum of 5 peers to create
a game using the Unreal Engine.
The end title must have custom gameplay that exceeds the gameplay found in the Epic games
starter templates, and assets need unique material outside of the defaults.
2017 winners included Team Spectrum with ASSIMILATION, Beard Envy with Filament and AnnieNation with
Light Bearers.
Before we review our final game jam, let's take a look at some smaller game jams that
have implemented unique themes into their offering.
We'll start with GB Jam, also known as Game Boy Jam, which has a strong focus on the original
Nintendo gameboy theme.
Participants have 10 days to complete their titles while adhering to the original GameBoy
viewpoint size of 160x144 pixels and with only 4 colors allowed to be on screen at a
time.
There were 95 entries this year for the GBJam 6.
Next, A Game By It's Cover, is an annual game jam where participants develop titles
from their favourite fictional cartridge art from My Famicase Exhibition - an annual art
show of fan-made Famicom cartridge designs.
Participants develop their title over the duration of one month and this jam aims for
a relaxed environment that is void off competition, judging, and prizes.
Ever heard of a Train Jam?
2018's Train Jam was a collection of developers traveling to the Game Developers Conference
and creating games during the 52-hour train ride from Chicago to San Francisco.
Through founder Adriel Wallick's vision, the Train Jam's has grown from significantly
and now boasts 342 participants.
Seven Day First Person Shooter is a recently returned jam with the goal of making a first-person
game in seven days.
The idea behind this jam is to remove the stereotypes of FPS games being shooters and
instead expand to include alternative ideas.
One of the most notable games to be conceived at this jam is the indie hit Superhot.
We know you're all excited to hear about the final game jam in our top 9 list.
But before we reveal the finale we want to give a shoutout to Ask Gamedev community member
Khaalid, who shared their recent jam with us, ScoreSpace Jam.
ScoreSpace Jam is unique in that it involves both Game devs and gamers in the contest.
Once the winning submissions have been chosen, a second contest is started where gamers will
then play the winning titles and compete for high scores.
The final jam in our top 9 list is none other than the Game Maker's Toolkit Jam that is
organized by fellow gamedev youtuber Mark Brown.
This year's theme revolved around a big question that had participants' creativity
in hyperdrive.
How would you develop a game that has one of its most fundamental mechanics removed?
For example, what if you had a platform jumping game but couldn't jump?
Sounds interesting, doesn't it?
Participants thought so as well.
The Game Maker's Toolkit jam lasted 48 hours had over 1,000 entries, and proved to be very
popular.
The 2017 #1 ranked game was Glacier hop by shadowndacorner and this years 2018 #1 ranked
game was Grand Snail Prix, a local 1v1 racing game by castlemark.
Want more Ask Gamedev, check out this video on how to get the best out of your game jam
experience, or this playlist on developing your own games!
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Weekend Picks: 'Wicked,' mother-daughter opera, holiday lights in Grand Park and more - Duration: 6:54.As November gives way to December, our picks include three musical tales: one about witches, another about stranded travelers and one about shut-ins
Looking for more? A sassy solo comedy returns to SoCal, a dance company marks a milestone and a festive light show tries to fill you and yours with the holiday spirit
Have broom, will travel Which witch is which? You'll find out when the national tour of "Wicked," the Tony-winning musical prequel to "The Wizard of Oz," returns to Tinseltown
With Jackie Burns and Kara Lindsay. Hollywood Pantages Theatre, 6233 Hollywood Blvd
, Hollywood. 8 p.m. Friday, 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday, 1 and 6:30 p.m. Sunday; other dates through Jan
27. $62 and up. www.hollywoodpantages.com Advertisement Two against the world L
A. Opera Off Grand presents the world premiere of "prism," composer Ellen Reid's dark fable, with libretto by Roxie Perkins
It's about a sickly young girl and her doting mother who have isolated themselves from the outside world
(It contains explicit language and adult subject matter.) REDCAT, 631 W. 2nd St., L
A. 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday. $69. www.laopera.org Composer Ellen Reid's new musical fable, "prism," is set to premiere at REDCAT this Thursday night
(Al Seib / Los Angeles Times) Canadian hospitality at its finest Waylaid by the Sept
11 terrorist attacks, travelers from all over the world depend upon the kindness of strangers in small-town Canada in the Tony-winning musical "Come From Away
" Ahmanson Theatre, 135 N. Grand Ave., L.A. 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday, 2 and 8 p
m. Saturday, 1 and 6:30 p.m. Sunday; other dates through Jan. 6. $30-$135. www.centertheatregroup
org. (Also at Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Costa Mesa from Feb. 5 to 17.) The national tour of "Come From Away" is at the Music Center's Ahmanson Theatre
(Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times) Still moving and grooving JazzAntiqua Dance & Music Ensemble marks its 25th anniversary with "Freedom! Jazz! Dance!" This celebratory program incorporates spoken word and music by the likes of Kamasi Washington and Gregory Porter
Nate Holden Performing Arts Center, 4718 W. Washington Blvd., L.A. 8 p.m. Saturday
$25, $35. www.ebonyrep.org JazzAntiqua Dance & Music Ensemble with Albertossy Espinoza, left, and Jason Poullard, celebrates its 25th anniversary in a concert on Saturday
(George Simian) Southern belle has something to sell She's back, y'all. The sassy, brassy and not-exactly classy Dixie Longate (Kris Andersson) returns to Southern California in her hit off-Broadway one-woman comedy "Dixie's Tupperware Party
" Kirk Douglas Theatre, 9820 Washington Blvd., Culver City. 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday, 2 and 8 p
m. Saturday, 1 and 6:30 p.m. Sunday; other dates through Dec. 30. $35 and up. www
dixiestupperwareparty.com Dixie Longate (Kris Andersson) sells containers and comedy in "Dixie's Tupperware Party" at the Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City
(Bradford Rogne) Let there be lights All is merry and bright at Grand Park's Winter Glow
This monthlong holiday-themed family-friendly attraction in downtown L.A. features more than a dozen large-scale nighttime light installations created by local artists
Grand Park, 200 N. Grand Ave., L.A. Friday through Dec. 25. Free. www.grandparkla
org Grand Park's Winter Glow. (Javier Guillen / Grand Park / The Music Center)
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The PIP Box | November - Duration: 6:26.Hey my little artists! Today we're talking about the November PIP box! As always, it
came in this little bag right...bag? That is not a bag, that is a box. Anyways, and it
is all of course recyclable, because it's all made out of paper. This month I
actually really liked and I've tried out all the products for quite a while. I
don't know why I've had it sitting around for so long, but this way I can
definitely tell you exactly what I think of these products. So the first thing we
have, is what I didn't try. Ha ha. The first thing we have is the Aveda Damage Remedy
Intensive Restructuring Treatment and this is a hair treatment. I am very...I
don't do hair, you know? Even as a makeup artist sometime...sometimes I'm
expected to do hair. I don't like doing it. I don't like doing other people's
hair. I don't like doing my own hair, but anyways... so I don't, you know, I don't dye
my hair. I haven't for like 15 years and I'm... my hair is pretty healthy. What can I
say? It is thin, but I have quite a lot of it and it's very long and I guess I'm
gonna try this. Let me do the smell test. It smells really nice. It smells a little
citrusy. Oh I got some on my hand. Oh that smells so nice tough!
A little citrusy with a little hint of like maybe coconut. Oh, it all came out.
Yay! Okay, I'm just gonna wipe that on my pyjama pants, that I'm wearing, because
I'm gross and I never leave my house, except when I work. So the second
thing that is in here, is the Bloomtown Black Clay Face Mask and I have tried
this. This is really, really nice um that's it...what it looks like on the
inside. It's a very thick black paste. I feel like it really helps. It does dry
out your skin though, so if you have dry skin, maybe this is not great, but if you
have, like me, you have acne somewhere, you have breakouts, this is amazing. I tend to
just use this in my...where I get oily the most, because it has tea tree oil inside
and black clay which mattifies and also is anti-inflammatory. So I put it on my
nose and I put it on my chin and on the rest, I put a different mask that is
actually more moisturizing, because I have dry skin there, but I can really
recommend this if you have oily skin and if you tend to have breakouts. Next is the
Tisserand Tea tree and Aloe Skin Rescue stick and it just basically has a
wand like this. I've been breaking out like crazy, I don't know why, maybe it's
because all the makeup I do on myself for this channel, but I've been using this
religiously. This does dry out pimples quicker. It does actually really work
very well. It does dry out the skin around it too, so really try to
focus it on your pimple and not on the skin surrounding it, because it will dry
out that skin, but that's essentially what these things do to pimples, you know?
They dry them out, so of course they're gonna dry out the skin as well. The next
is the Cougar Shimmering Body Tonic,
which is in Singapore Sling. It's supposed to be the smell. I don't...I
haven't had alcohol in six-and-a-half years, I don't remember what a Singapore
Sling smells like. I lived in Singapore, fun fact, for two years. Anyways,
this is all over the place. I'm sorry guys, I'm very tired, I'm very stressed
and yeah...this is supposed to keep the skin soft and toned by using our Singapore
Sling inspired body tonic, made with lemon, pineapple and cherry.
Infused with shimmer, to give you a radiant complexion. I put this on my skin
here, but I don't think you can see that on camera. It gives a very, very sheer
beautiful glow. It's nothing with like a huge amount of glitter inside. It really
just gives you a very beautiful sheen and you're just supposed to massage this
into your skin and let it dry and then it's done. It does smell very refreshing
and I really like this as well. Then the last item is the
Manna kadr...Manna Kadar Priming Lip Wand. This hydrates and nourishes the
lips all day and adds color. This is what I'm wearing today. It is a beautiful
color. I'm really liking this. What color is this? This is in Amour, which means
love, that's nice. This is...I think this shade is just really, really nice,
warm and kind of has a lot of color, but still could be pulled off as like an
everyday kind of look. It is very hydrating. I do have to say, it does
accentuate, for some reason, dry patches a little bit. It is quite long lasting,
but it doesn't dry matte, so don't think this is gonna be like a thing, that you
don't touch up at all, but if you use it for what it is, like a hydrating kind of
colorful lip thing, then this is definitely for you. It doesn't, you know,
you're gonna have to eventually use a brush with it, because the tip is going
to definitely not exist anymore, but I have to use a lip brush anyways; and
that's already it! There was like a bonus: the protein ball and lemon and
pistachio protein balls, but apparently I ate that or I threw it away or I don't
know. Or I didn't get it, but I don't remember and that kind of
worries me. Really like this box. I'm so happy I discovered this box. If you don't
know, this is a cruelty free box and most of the things are vegan as well, so that
is amazing. I don't actually know if all the things are vegan and I don't
think so, but a lot of them are. Alright, I hope
that you liked this video and it was informative to you. If you're thinking
about getting this box, I can really recommend it. I use makeup a lot, but I
also like that there's a lot of skincare always and it, you know, if you don't have
a lot of problems with your skin, maybe this is not for you, because there... it's
very skincare heavy usually, but it's a great alternative to a beauty box that
is not cruelty free. If you liked this video, you can leave me a thumbs up and
you can subscribe, but you really don't have to. Don't feel pressured to do that.
If you want to, I make new videos every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
and I do really hope I'll see you next video! Bye-bye!
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How To Have Colored Text In Twitch - Duration: 2:37.Looking on how to have colored text and twitch's chat in this video right here
I'm gonna show you how let's go
hey it's me it's wild coming at you with another twitch quick tip video and if
this is your first time here you want to learn how to grow and improve your
stream make sure you hit that big red subscribe button and tick that bell so
you know when my videos go live for you if you've been on Twitch for a little
while now you've probably noticed a user or a few users type in a sentence and it's
a full color you're probably wondering how do I do that what's really easy all
you need to do is type in /me that's in (M,E) space and then type in whatever
sentence you want to submit to the twitch channel when you hit submit or
enter it'll convert that sentence and put it in one full color the color it picks
is whatever your user name is at that moment if your user names purple your
sentence will be purple if your user names blue your sentence will be blue
and so forth and so on now most people on Twitch they use their
color sentences for creating kind of like active or passive actions so people
like to put like kisses or hugs or slaps things like that they like to actually
put actions that are colored because they're things that would generally
happen at that wouldn't be spoken within the chat it kind of adds another little
dimension to the chat so have fun with it but if you want a cool little bro
note for me to you out there one cool thing that you can do with colored
sentences is actually have your bot timer and your bot command be colored
because the eyes attracted to color so when you have lurkers or new people or
people acting or asking active questions in the chat and people or your mods type
in the commands that make these pop those people are gonna notice those a
lot easier because they're actually colored out so go ahead and your timers
and just put /me in front of your timers and commands and you'll
see it makes it a lot easier for people to follow along or if they ask a
question like hey how do I join your game and they type an exclamation point
join it'll pop up very easily for them and that's just a cool little tip that I
want to pass for me see you if you guys like these type of quick twitch tip
videos hey make sure you let me know in the comments below
and if you want to keep up with me and my videos and everything that I'm doing
don't forget to follow me on Twitter and Instagram and if you want to watch me
stream and need any help with stream coaching on Twitch make sure you go over
to twitch.tv/Wild4Games and if you want to help
me out hit that almighty subscribe button hey I will see you all next time
thank you so much for watching this video
take care all peace
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Teje cabeza y bufanda muñeca Valeria amigurumis by Petus 6a. parte (English subtitles ) - Duration: 17:01.R 1) 6 sc, magic ring (6)
R 2) inc x 6 (12)
R 3) (1sc, inc) x 6 times, (18)
R 4) (2sc, inc) x 6 times (24)
R 5) (3sc, inc) x 6 times (30)
R 6) (4sc, inc) x 6 times (36)
R 7) (5sc, inc) x 6 times (42)
R 8) (6sc, inc) x 6 times (48)
R 9) (7sc, inc) x 6 times (54)
R 10) (8sc, inc) x 6 times (60)
R 11 to 22) 60 sc (60)
R 23) 10 sc, inc x 6 times, 7sc, inc x 6times, 31 sc (72)
R 24 to 27 ) 72 sc (72)
R 28) (10sc, dec) x 6 (66)
R 29) (9sc, dec) x 6 (60)
R 30) (8sc, dec) x 6 (54)
R 31) (7sc, dec ) x 6 (48)
R 32) (6sc, dec) x 6 (42)
R 33) (5sc, dec) x 6 (36)
R 34) (4 sc, dec) x 6 (30)
R 35) (3sc, dec) x 6 ( 24)
R 36) ( 2sc, dec ) x 6 (18) off
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How to do the EASY MAN double shuffle panna - EASY MAN TUTORIALS ep. 17 - Duration: 3:33.Yo yo it's your boy Easy Man And today you are watching the Easy Man tutorials!
Today I will teach you the Double Shuffle Panna
Step 1: tap the ball backwards and keep it there with your other foot
Step 2: when you got the ball, switch to your other foot and tap the ball forward
Step 3: when the ball goes forward, this is the hard part You jump, drag the ball once and the second time you make the panna
And then you will get the Easy Man Double Shuffle Panna
So step 1: tap the ball backwards and hold it there
Step 2; switch and bring the ball forward
Step 3: make a little jump, drag once and then panna
OK ladies and gentlemen, if you don't believe me.
This trick really works I have done this trick, so many times already
I will show you, for all you people watching at home that it really works
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