Looking for feeback on this talent...

[wheniwork]

Hey. We're putting together this short little video clip for a website. It's shot on green screen and you will notice its edited so the wardrobe changes. There will be some neat morphing effect as a transition between edits.

I am looking for some impartial feedback on how the talent did. Please provide me with some objective feedback about how this guy performed.

PS> He stands there for about 25 seconds before he starts the script.

PPS> If this should be posted in a different form, please let me know which one makes more sense.

The clip is an H.264 Quicktime (audio levels are a bit low, so you may need to turn out your volume)
http://www.gomeditech.net/assets/rough_cuth264.mov

Thanks!

[Capt Quirk]

Sorry, I tried to watch it, but can't view most QT video. Put it on YouTube or Vimeo, and I'll be happy to try again.

[Michele Seidman]

same here.

[Capt Quirk]

Copycat!

[iain.bason]

Seems OK to me, although to be honest I find the concept a little too cutesy.

If I were to change one thing in his performance, it would be to have him find something else to do with his hands. The constant motion can be a little distracting.

[Hardcore]

Wasnt bad. Its definately a sales commercial, and this guy fits the bill. I do agree that his hands moving about can be distracting. But being that this is against a screen Id assume theres things hes gesturing to. Good actor for the assumed role

[vic777]

I think he was almost perfect, I didn't believe he was dialing in the first shot however, he looked as if he was acting, do you really punch the phone with such long strokes?

[Doc Bernard]

He looked away from me/target too much. That says something in "body language". And it isn't good. I also found his hands too distracting.

Pfft. You people and using QT Free. Go Pro. No problems.