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drumhogg

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This is my first clip posting. My HMC is new and it's the first real camera I've owned.
It's all hand held so it's a little shaky in places. (I'm working on that)
So Please be Constructive.
The only Color Correction on these clips is to White Balance (Lots of diff Temp Lights) and to crush the blacks a little on a few.



http://vimeo.com/3219922
 
Nice work ,

I dont know if this was a paying job but get a tripod or a steadicam next time and the images will go to the next level. With all the lights there I can tell the image looks pretty clean and very sharp.
On the edit :
I believe a few fast cuts here and there would get the viewer more into the video.

Did you go home with a transformer ?
 
It wasn't a paying job ... I just went to the Auto show with some pals and Figured I'd practice with the camera.
I have a Matthews M25 on the way, I don't quite have the funds for a tripod purchase yet
besides I think most of the time I'll be shooting static shots. Thanks for the tips.

And no transformers this weekend
 
FAMILY FORCE FIVE! yeah!
That was very cool man. I have a few critiques and it has little to do with the handheldiness. It starts to drag a bit after about 1 mintute. That has nothing to do with your editing I think even though varying up the cuts etc. might've extended that to 2 minutes. I find that beauty shots can only take you so far. For 3 or 4 minutes we need a story. Robert Allen said that the biggext technical problem in editing today is the need to throw in shots to finish a song. Use your shots and get out. Leave them wanting more. Very cool.
Bill
 
Thank You for the tips ....

Funny story on the Jeep shot.
As I'm shooting an inpatient and very rude Chrysler salesman pretty much made me move during the shot.
So he could put something away in the the back of a minivan.
No wonder why the company may not be faring so well.
 
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