Multi-Media
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This is my first submission to the forum, (I came here before the advent of YouTube or Vimeo)
I exported this from Premier to the H.264 Vimeo SD settings, but it appears somewhat "jerky".
Does anyone have an idea of how to improve the export settings?
Now for a non-tech note... The film is installed in the Visitor Center/Museum of the small town where I now live. I've been doing these for years, but this is one of my favorites... particularly from a sound design angle... the writing, narration, and music took an unreal amount of time.
I've always been really particular about the track, (being a former musician). Finding just the right emotional tone for the tracks and then the curse is knowing how to cut on beat and on chord to get them timed with each section of the script.
The running time is 10:23 plus credits... a bit long, but after ruthless editing of the script, the client was OK with it running over the original 7min that we had originally discussed. There is a LOT of ground covered in there. The film serves as an introduction to static exhibit panels and artifacts in the next room... I was able to elaborate more in the exhibit on things merely touched upon in the film. There are also two interactive kiosks in the exhibit, so further expansion of content is expected.
Let me know what you think.
http://vimeo.com/24860824
I exported this from Premier to the H.264 Vimeo SD settings, but it appears somewhat "jerky".
Does anyone have an idea of how to improve the export settings?
Now for a non-tech note... The film is installed in the Visitor Center/Museum of the small town where I now live. I've been doing these for years, but this is one of my favorites... particularly from a sound design angle... the writing, narration, and music took an unreal amount of time.
I've always been really particular about the track, (being a former musician). Finding just the right emotional tone for the tracks and then the curse is knowing how to cut on beat and on chord to get them timed with each section of the script.
The running time is 10:23 plus credits... a bit long, but after ruthless editing of the script, the client was OK with it running over the original 7min that we had originally discussed. There is a LOT of ground covered in there. The film serves as an introduction to static exhibit panels and artifacts in the next room... I was able to elaborate more in the exhibit on things merely touched upon in the film. There are also two interactive kiosks in the exhibit, so further expansion of content is expected.
Let me know what you think.
http://vimeo.com/24860824