Looking For Tutorial Writers

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  1. Andrew

    Andrew Well-Known Member

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    I have well over 200 Large Piece + Signature PSDs I want to eventually get tutorialized. I have been buying publically and privately for a long time, and have a high reputation among trades, transactions, and business deals. I am looking for a tutorial writer who can spend time and actually go in depth into each tutorial instead of the half ass ---- I often see.

    As of right now, I have only TWO tutorial writers I trust to make a decent tutorial - three if beatsta ever replied to my PMs :P . Good grammar, great knowledge of photoshop, and a lot of time is a must. Your looking at $5 to $20 per tutorial, in credits ratios of 1,000 credits per $5. Thats 1,000 to 4,000 credits per tutorial!

    Examples of good tutorials:

    http://www.pixel2life.com/count_tutorial/3...y_wordpad!/

    http://www.pixel2life.com/count_tutorial/3...PB_in_8_videos/

    http://www.good-tutorials.com/track/12172

    http://www.good-tutorials.com/track/13938

    Current tutorial writers I employ, so you can also look at examples of their work:
    - Renagade
    - Zain


    You can do multiple tutorials for me, or you can do a single one. If your interested, please post or PM examples of your work and I will get back to you.

    Thanks,
    Andrew
     
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    Ill do it mate, I have made many and have been given excellant feedback on every single tutorial i have made :)
     
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    I'd rather have someone who can spell 'professional' make me a tutorial*hint: check your signature section*.

    Andrew
     
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    I'll probably be writing more tutorials for BFTP in the near future.

    The last one I did for him was a signature tutorial that ended up at 500 x 53,225 pixels high. Not a typo.

    Good luck with this Andrew.
     
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    Yea well we all make typo's and i dont really see what that hs to do with the tutorials anyway, Because seeing as you get the .PSD you could atleast take 2mins no matter how busy you are to glance over to make sure everything is correct. Although they may go over it again if you request anyway
     
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    I can do em.

    I have a tutorial, but it's in HTML format.

    It's detailed and well written so even a beginner can understand.

    I don't know how I can prove it though, since it's in HTML format.
     
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    This is awesome you are doing this. ill be waiting for the tuts :D
    ALSO, why does it matter that a tut is long? ive seen a 8000 px tall tut that is one of the best ive ever seen.
     
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    Often those that are longer, are more detailed and easier to grasp for the person following the tutorial. So yes, longer is always good :)

    Shock3d - send me a link to this .HTML format tutorial, I am interested in seeing it.

    .Artificial I - typos are one thing, bad grammar is another. 'You can't fix stupid.' - Ron White.

    Video tutorials are also a plus, just for anyone who might ask in the future. I am not asking the tutorials be in PNG/GIF/JPG, I also accept video, .HTML, and maybe another format if its widely accepted.

    If you didn't notice, I showed previews to a video tutorial, and one in HTML format ;)

    Andrew
     
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    When you need the writters? Now or can it be in a month?
     
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    I suppose any time is good, but i'd rather have the person begin right away.

    Andrew
     
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    i would write some but iI'm really busy with my site but i would suggest dizaster hes a great tutorial writer for cheap and i might also be able to help in a few days if u need some examples of my work i'll pm you some stuff
     
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    Well, you know how i write tuts.. you bought one from me.. you can decide. But i'm going on vacation in 5 days for 3,5 weeks
     
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    Ah thanks i really appreciate it, coming from a member of staff...
     
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    Hello, I would like you to employ me as one of your tutorial writers you may think i am being a bit optimistic considering who you are currently employing. I'll be honest I have never writen a premium tutorial. I'am though very expirianced at writing tutorials in great deatail.

    I'll give you an example of my work:

    Here is a tutorail i wrote for one of my medium-large pieces. The tutorial size clocked in at 750 x 20,000 pixels. As you can see it is extremely deatailed and produces great results. I also check for spelling and grammer errors after each section. Here is the link to the thread which has recived 53 replies allready with no negetive comments regarding lack of deatail, size or out comes, in fact no other negitive points atall!

    http://www.gamerenders.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=239487

    You wont regret it if you employ me, I definately have alot of time at the moment and getting it done wouldn't be a problem atall. I would be able to start straight away aswell. I can write tutorials to any size and would be amazingly pleased to show you work I am capable of producing.

    Please post your reply soon.

    -monki
     
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    Are you going to reply?
     
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