I just felt like uploading this stuff, here ya go! I finally got around to skating some of your parks, so I have plenty of clips in CAPs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H4sP...EYYSelRUZzI%3D
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I just felt like uploading this stuff, here ya go! I finally got around to skating some of your parks, so I have plenty of clips in CAPs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H4sP...EYYSelRUZzI%3D
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I feel as if I need to give some constructive criticism...To help you create a better video.
Intro was fine, just dont understand why label "no intro" if you still have titles. Try using "B-Roll"..This is where you use alternate shots of clips EX; Your skaters roll up, His face, Artsy stuff.
Try cutting down the clips, use only what you feel is the best. This helps with creating a "mini", not 3 1/2 mins...thats solo length.
When filming, keep the character in frame the whole time, I feel as if you tried to use the vignetting to your advantage and didnt work out so much. Start with keeping the skater in frame, and later in time you can use advance techniques to better your clip.
I wasn't sure if you skated regular of goofy, If you are skating switch try "True Switch" It gives the viewer the notion that your skating the opposite direction of normal. Might take some time getting use too, but end results are better. Here is a Youtube video further explaining http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnyTWN46E2M
Im not trying to be harsh in anyway, Just trying to giving a helping hand. Ive been threw it and know that criticism is the way to grow. Hope it helps you out.
I gave it a 2nd watch, and actually noticed that you dont use the film glitch, it gives for that "fisheye" look. Another Youtube will do the explaining for me...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXd_b...eature=related
This will help a ton with keeping your skater in frame.
thanks, I guess its not really a mini, more of a "leftovers" videoQuote:
Originally Posted by Skatehead