'09 Tiguan

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My mom bought a new Volkswagen Tiguan last night, today I decided to make a short clip, i got some footage before it started raining, hopefully i can get some more tomorrow, what do you guys think so far?

http://vimeo.com/2752920

Thanks,

Pablo C.
 
well now it's playing... i like the shots so far, especially at the beginning with the tights and the quick racks. nice editing, too... :thumbup:

i want a D90 and a Tiguan! :)
 
We have the 2009 SportWagen Tdi and love it. What about some driving shots? We just got the VW Das Auto magazine and we're kinda drooling over that new sedan, the CC. We have the LR Disco II, but I'm quickly falling for most things VDub.

Course, I'm always on the lookout for a Tdi Land Rover, but they're very hard to come by in the USA.

One video suggestion - what about some music that isn't Air Supply or REO Speedwagon or Foreigner?

Peace out...

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I chose that song because its called eye of the tiger, and tiguan means tig- TIGer uan-igUANa, so i thought it would fit
 
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The new song makes it so much better.

Your footage and cuts were good looking on the first one, it's just that song makes people cringe now.

Second song really had a good feel too it.

Good editing practice! :Drogar-BigGrin(DBG)
 
artforme said:
The new song makes it so much better.

Your footage and cuts were good looking on the first one, it's just that song makes people cringe now.

Second song really had a good feel too it.

Good editing practice! :Drogar-BigGrin(DBG)
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yep much better

whaddaya mean now? That song always made me cringe!
 
We don't know. That could be an incredibly popular song in Sydney. People in the USA didn't even know the Hoff sang until Germany went batshit for him.

So, ABBA, Styx, Air Supply... whatever!

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Erik Olson said:
We don't know. That could be an incredibly popular song in Sydney. People in the USA didn't even know the Hoff sang until Germany went batshi* for him.

So, ABBA, Styx, Air Supply... whatever!

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You are correct about inferring that being 'cliche' is relative to the culture. But if your product is considered cliche to your audience, it's still cliche.
 
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