Hey, I started my University Course last month and I have been asked to shoot, direct and edit a music video and epk and I was very excited to see how my epk would turn out so I started to edit this first. I wanted a distinct look about the video with lots and lots of lens flares and just some gorgeous visuals, I shot on a Sony NX5E in 1080i converted to 1080p and I used Apple's FCPX to edit with, and I grabbed a lot of cut away footage on a Canon 600D with a 50mm f/1.8 lens.
I wanted to make my work stand out more than the other pieces of work that I was competing against, my course and the industry is very competitive as most of you know, so I began colour grading it. It was long and tedious, and when I had my finished article I began adding in some lens flares, now most of the lens flares where very boring and couldn't be tweaked very much and I wanted some of them to be very subtle and others to be very over powering because I wanted the landscape to reflect the artists voice, which it could never do as her voice is amazing.
But i spent 30 hours in post colour grading and I hope you enjoy it and I hope it was worth my time. I just want to know if there is anything I should do because I want top marks on this and I don't just want the artist to look at it once or twice I want her to actually use it to help her get recognised.
https://vimeo.com/52925854
Here's the link. Please watch it and please please please leave me a comment, I'm a student filmmaker from Liverpool and I want to one day be in as high demand as Philip Bloom as he's my role model in the DSLR world. So thanks for the support.
I wanted to make my work stand out more than the other pieces of work that I was competing against, my course and the industry is very competitive as most of you know, so I began colour grading it. It was long and tedious, and when I had my finished article I began adding in some lens flares, now most of the lens flares where very boring and couldn't be tweaked very much and I wanted some of them to be very subtle and others to be very over powering because I wanted the landscape to reflect the artists voice, which it could never do as her voice is amazing.
But i spent 30 hours in post colour grading and I hope you enjoy it and I hope it was worth my time. I just want to know if there is anything I should do because I want top marks on this and I don't just want the artist to look at it once or twice I want her to actually use it to help her get recognised.
https://vimeo.com/52925854
Here's the link. Please watch it and please please please leave me a comment, I'm a student filmmaker from Liverpool and I want to one day be in as high demand as Philip Bloom as he's my role model in the DSLR world. So thanks for the support.
