WELL. Since you all hated it, the video is taken off. And i am not 5 or 6, i am 12 and a half. I am astounded at all the un nice ways to say that it was bad. JUst guess that you can't understand that in scotland, hardly anyone in my area is into magic, so i can't practise. I have been doing magic for 3 months now, and after all this, i might give it up. So, bye bye for creating, just sitting around learning and not getting out there is all i have to do now.
What I'm going to say are some simple tips--nothing harsh.
1. People may have said some harsh things, but in this case it's best to think of them as criticism and
keep your video up there. Nothing's going to change if you don't show the world your stuff.
2. I don't know one person in my area. Or the next city. Or the next. That doesn't mean they don't exist. But just say they don't--that's not something to let you down.
It can be difficult working with just yourself. But it's a key principle in life that's going to help you all the way through. Use what you have (if you absolutely cannot get more) and make the best of it.
I'm fairly successful at what I do. I make it my personal goal to do something the best it can be done.
3. DO NOT GIVE IT UP!! If it helps, think of us as loser bullies who don't know what we're talking about.
But giving it up for this situation is just dumb. Sorry. Three months isn't exactly a long time, but that's not a big deal. The people who've been in the art for six years but don't really care about their stuff--they're in the same league (worse) as somebody who's been at it for a week and trying their best, taking in criticism.
Bottom Line: Look at yourself. Have you taken this effect, tried the best you could, showed the world, took their criticism, applied it, and gave the world a second draft? If you've answered no to any of the above, something
needs to change.
Good luck.