Need your comments, please.

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Hey Michael,

Was this shot with the DVX? If so, you may want to move it to the "Screen Grabs / Clips of DVX Footage section".

I'm checking it out now. Thanks for posting!
 
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That was really nice.  The visuals had me hooked from the opening 'title' to end beat.  Surreal.  The coloring was especially nice.  Soft, warm, popping.  The staccato strobe was a really nice effect although I admit it was too much on the eyes for too long (perhaps a little shorter effect?).

This was good and worth my time.  The actress was easy on the eyes and you shot her in very flattering ways.  
 
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This was shot on a GL2. I know that the strobe needs to be changed. I am very new to video but I am looking to start doing projects for people. My website (MDfilms.NET) will be up in the next couple weeks. I look forward to showing more work over time. Thanks for your comment.

Michael
 
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Well-done. Ditto everything John said. (And a little water goes a long way . . . ;D)

What's that for? Anything in particular.
 
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That was COOL! (It took a while for me to watch because my audio is twisted).

The strobe thing would be cool imo if you did only 2 'pops' and then a cut for the same amount of time maybe. I think it's cool, just a little to much imo for that long of a stretch.

Great work overall though, what did you use for editing, color correction, etc?
 
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This project was done just for fun but I really want to start doing real projects. That is why I am starting MDfilms.net. I wanted a place to show my work and explain what I can do with people's ideas, making moments-something more. If you look at just www.MDfilms.net there are other things I have done but they were before I had real gear. But, never the less they show some other things I have done.

I am editing on FCPHD using 1.8DP G5.
 
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