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My feeling after one viewing is that probably in the edit the length of your shortest shots should be no less than the length of what are presently your longest shots. Some of the shots pass so rapidly that if they show off your skills, they're not doing it for long enough to actually be seen.
 
I completely agree with Sad Max. It looks like a lot of the shots are probably strong, but you really can't tell from this reel. It almost creates the impression that you really don't want the viewer to see the work.

Kevin
 
yup i agree. i think because ur trying to cut with that music...but using 2 fast a pace/beat. U can still cut with that but use a different (longer) count/beat.
 
I don't know guys. I like it a lot as is. I can tell that the work is strong, and the fact that there is so much of it gives me the impression you have a good amount of experience.

I think if a prospective client wanted to really inspect the shots they would pause & scrub the video.

Mister Morris is a great video, very well done!
 
DrKing2010 said:
I don't know guys. I like it a lot as is. I can tell that the work is strong, and the fact that there is so much of it gives me the impression you have a good amount of experience.

I think if a prospective client wanted to really inspect the shots they would pause & scrub the video.

Mister Morris is a great video, very well done!
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First of all I really appreciate your feedback. Secondly, not try to defend myself but this was the approach that I took on my demo as you mentioned. I wanted to square all my work into this reel and I know there are some quick cuts here and there but at least it has variety and shows my versatility.
 
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