Video Time Stamps
- Zelda Breath of the Wild Amiibo Lineup (0:00)
- Unboxing the Bokoblin Amiibo (1:37)
- Unboxing the Link (Rider) Amiibo (3:11)
- Unboxing the Link (Archer) Amiibo (4:40)
- Unboxing the Zelda BOTW Amiibo (7:00)
- Unboxing the Guardian Amiibo (8:03)
- Final Thoughts (11:47)
Zelda Breath of The Wild Amiibo Unboxing
For today’s video, I thought I’d try something new, throw an idea at the wall and see it works out. Having gotten all five of the Zelda Amiibos that came out this past Friday making an unboxing video felt like a fun idea. It was a surprising amount of work to put together. After setting up a shooting area, placing a makeshift tripod, and moving a few tables everything was ready to go. This was my first attempt ever at something like this, I was fairly nervous which upon reviewing the footage it shows all too embarrassingly.
Besides stepping a bit out of my comfort zone I also tried my hand at producing a full 4K video. This was accomplished with an iPhone 7 Plus which was easy to place, adjust, and just start recording, I was impressed, to say the least. The problem came after recording the footage, moving the video off of the iPhone was a big chore since the file size of the video was so big. But after a few tries, I was able to rip it out of my iPhone using a file management tool.
But at the end of the day unboxing all 5 of the Zelda Breath of the Wild Amiibo was just amazing!
They are easily the coolest looking Amiibos to date in my opinion
Editing Is a Big Time Sink
Changing up the way that my videos are normally prepared was a bit scary. But this is my first big editing venture, It may not seem earth-shattering but I’m damn proud of this video! We’ve got underlying music, courtesy of Bensound.com who makes awesome royalty-free music; check it out. Filming the video was the easy part, getting the audio and everything to flow in a final version was the tough part. It took a lot of courage for me to do this video. After a full weekend of hard work, I’m glad I made something I can be proud of.
Music used in the video: Jazzy Frenchy – Bensound.com