Excited to post my August 2025 reel! 📹🎮 Open to freelance & fulltime work as I put myself back out there.
I love producing & directing, but I can also TD, Replay Op, & GFX Op on a variety of equipment for a variety of games/sports.
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The LVL50 20th Anniversary @HALO 2 LAN kicks off TOMORROW!
Here is a look at the schedule.
Passes still available online and at the venue - https://t.co/g3VVtfZRtB
@CORSAIR // @ScufGaming // @Yahoo
We're still looking for volunteers to help out at our 20th Anniversary @Halo 2 LAN in Las Vegas!
• Event Security
• Production Assistance
• Referees
• Admins
If interested, sign up here: https://t.co/ncdvAp6Meh
@CORSAIR // @ScufGaming
There were so many things going on yesterday. It was a sad day. I could play better and I could have helped the team more. I'm sorry to the fans. Yesterday, I didn't get any questions in advance and suddenly asked to me, so I had a lot of thoughts. I thought this was my first day of recognition in my 12year career as a professional gamer. I was imagining teams that have gone through a professional career(Xenice Storm SKT T1 TIP NRG C9 TL EG FLYQ and now TL). I really wanted people to know how I played, how I laughed, how I played, how I played hard and wanted to be recognized as someone who worked hard and was good. I was so happy to think about how I did in my career and almost crying, I saw it during the interview, and I held it in as much as I could because I thought it would affect the game, and it was so hard to say what I should say. I wanted to talk about my 12year professional career and how I feel, and I want to continue for forever until I cant play, not 12. But I think I could't speaking well because of my lack of English and It was emotional, I'm so sorry about that. Emily asked me about my individual performance, It started as a small thing, but I think it's huge. I usually enjoy taking naps. I rarely slept in my professional life and thought I shouldn't take naps, So I started going to the gym instead of taking naps, I thought I would work out for an hour and go
At first, I was so annoyed that I thought, "Why am I supposed to do this?" And then I kept thinking, "If I can't get over this, how can I continue to be a professional?" Then, I'm becoming more and more interested in exercise, and these days, I want to exercise. I've gained confidence and confidence that I can change these little habits. I've gained confidence that I can control myself and continue to do well. It's really simple, but I think it's a big reason for me.I think I had this experience because I was able to become a professional gamer. Thank you so much. It's all thanks to you, Someone will say, "An hour's exercise is nothing. You may be right, but I can say, I'm very confident that it's a big change, because it turns bad habits into good ones, I wish I had said this in an interview, but it's a shame."
The reason I wanted to say this is that you can do it too. If you do your best in every little thing, you will be able to do even bigger things, Thank you so much. It's all thanks to you that I can continue to be a professional and have passion. And I think we can do better and we have a lot to show. See you in world championship
Long post, and might be too late for some, but with Esports teams SWARMING the FGC right now trying to pick up talent, I wanted to make a PSA:
These teams don't care about you, and they don't care about the FGC. They are scrambling to fill in their rosters because the EWC has a $20 MILLION (!) prize pool for the Top 16 teams with the most points across all games. This payout will go directly to the team owners, and is a MUCH more attractive prize than the potential $300k for winning SF6/Tekken.
This is FINE, and is not exclusive to the FGC - the teams are rushing to pick up players across all the smaller titles for a shot at the $20 Mil. They don't need the players to win, they just need them to finish in Top 8 in order to gain points.
For a lot of you, this will be your first time being sponsored and maybe your first time negotiating a contract. Don't let these teams take advantage of you! They NEED you and there is not a lot of time before the EWC (technically the deadline was 5/31 to add members, but I'm sure exceptions will be made).
1) Don't accept anything without sharing and discussing it with a 3rd party. Fellow FGC members, contract lawyers, anyone you trust. Try and find out what kind of offers other sponsored players have and use it as a baseline - don't get lowballed because you're uninformed.
2) Don't accept any temporary/trial based sponsorships. Since the EWC is the focus, some teams may be trying to just pick up a player for the event and then dropping them after. Ask for a longer term commitment (2 years~).
3) Find out what the team can do for YOU. While it's attractive to get a jersey, some money, and flown out to a couple events - if that's all there is, then once the ride is over you're back to where you started. How can they help grow your brand, market you, and make you more attractive as a player. They have resources and staff for this, make sure they use some of them on you.
Basically just understand that you have value and don't be afraid to ask for what you're worth. People without negotiation experience may be hestitant to ask for more, but "negotiation is a two-way street". Any professional is used to back and forth discussion when it comes to business.
Anyway good luck, it's a prosperous time to be a FGC top player at the moment. But who knows how long it will last 🤔
I am posting this GoFundMe on behalf of @MarnORZ ‘s family.
Marn is currently hospitalized from a serious infection but fighting in recovery - details in the link. Any form of support is support, even if it’s just a reshare.
Warning - graphic header
https://t.co/vlXOxW9EQ1