Finished my new video
Thread Starter
|
3rd Gear
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 1,990
From: Perkasie, PA / Potsdam, NY
RE: Finished my new video
i dont know where to buy the ko4 these days but i know the price is going up fast because there is ashortage. Audihere was selling his. Obviously you buy the software from a giac dealer. And the hardware you can by from ecs or the dealer
1st Gear
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 46
From:
RE: Finished my new video
lots of great feedback and that is a sweet clip. I like it the way it is and don't see a need to change it. If you want to do somthing different then here is my .03 cents.
Sit down and storyboard it out. What shot you want to use to tell what part of the story. Picture it all in your head. How will the music go along with it. If you are going to use any voice over in it where will it be. Just take screen shots from the clips and place them in a slide show to see how it will layout. I have never use Vega Video so I don't really know what it can do. My buddy work for a production house and makes tv shows he uses Final Cut (Dam MAC people), I have Premier 6.5 and I think Brrman does also. But I thin your transistions are fine, but I am just a simple camera man, not a editor.
As far as your camera placements I like them. If your camera is small enough you should try some in cabin shots like they use in TopGear, 5thGear, and other Auto Motive shows. Somthing to show you hand movments and feet while drive while still trying to show the road. This gives the view a sense of movment and speed, really cool shot. If the camera is to big then stick with dash shots that you have they work great.
Again really good job.
Enjoy,
Sit down and storyboard it out. What shot you want to use to tell what part of the story. Picture it all in your head. How will the music go along with it. If you are going to use any voice over in it where will it be. Just take screen shots from the clips and place them in a slide show to see how it will layout. I have never use Vega Video so I don't really know what it can do. My buddy work for a production house and makes tv shows he uses Final Cut (Dam MAC people), I have Premier 6.5 and I think Brrman does also. But I thin your transistions are fine, but I am just a simple camera man, not a editor.
As far as your camera placements I like them. If your camera is small enough you should try some in cabin shots like they use in TopGear, 5thGear, and other Auto Motive shows. Somthing to show you hand movments and feet while drive while still trying to show the road. This gives the view a sense of movment and speed, really cool shot. If the camera is to big then stick with dash shots that you have they work great.
Again really good job.
Enjoy,
Thread Starter
|
3rd Gear
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 1,990
From: Perkasie, PA / Potsdam, NY
RE: Finished my new video
Excellent thanks for the advice, that will be VERY helpful for the next vid!, I usually try and plan it out in my head, but it got late and I think i rushed the secnd half of it. I will def takes not of the storyboard though. Thanks again!
1st Gear
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 30
From:
RE: Finished my new video
UGH! I just bought a StickyPod and all of the great comments about your video are driving me nuts because I can't view it. Is there another location online that I might be able to see it?
Thanks
[IMG]local://upfiles/9103/7CB0087728104DCEAC2F7EFD3A46F92E.jpg[/IMG]
Thanks
[IMG]local://upfiles/9103/7CB0087728104DCEAC2F7EFD3A46F92E.jpg[/IMG]
Site Moderator
Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 4,356
From: Jersey (orig. NorCal)
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post