New MUSIC VIDEO. Yip-Yip. DVX Shot.

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Music Video completed for Orlando Electronika Duo Yip-Yip. Named one of Rolling Stones
Top 100 weirdest bands, this was a fun video to make. Consisted of original band member sketches,
original still and motion graphics by myself, Chroma Key footage shot in my bedroom, and Live concert
footage also shot by myself,This piece was edited down to 1:36, for a fast, aggressive feel that definately fits
the duo's crazy avant-garde alien style. Art Direction, Shooting, Editing, and Production by Shawn Burns. Shot with a
Panasonic DVX100-A, and edited in Final Cut Pro HD.

Music Video will be released in June of 2006 on the duo's second video enhanced full-length CD
titled "In The Reptile House" on Strictly Amateur Films Records.

This is the second project ive done w/ my dvx, and my first shot at a music video. about 35 hours editing total.


Please View and give feedback.

THANKS!

please click this link.

http://www.deathtoprint.com/videos/yip_yip_rath_chan_axe_jamm.mpg
 
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hey thanks a lot. yeah, i didn't mean to sound mean or anything, just givin some more info, but, they're pretty crazy sounding. they sound like children of danny elfman sometimes. but then even crazier when they play fast stuff.
 
this video didnt really show what the dvx can do... the music was annoying too...but the video is very well edited
 
this is where you show work. not everything the dvx can do.

i showed how well it composites on green screen footage shot on a low/no budget setup.

and all other footage was from live shows and low light levels mostly. so... that's what it comes out looking like. video is compressed for size reasons. but, the dvx rules.
 
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