Welcome to my Nightmare

Looks to me like the "Client" got what she wanted, (a cheap job) and now wants someone else to "pick up the pieces" (cheap). I've seen this happen many times, when a client walks thru my door and asks "can you fix this we had it shot by this other guy".
Most times I send them straight back to that guy, if that's not possible, then I advise they should "throw it", and get on with thier lives "a lesson well learnt".
You could just do your best with what you have and dump a vignette and blurs across the vision , but in the end your name will be on a crappy product, i'd stay away from it.

As far as the words "you get what you pay for", I've heard some producers use this line to charge more and still supply a lesser than "Pro" product. I advise my clients to get samples / references prior to the shoot stage.

Cheers
Tom K
olinevideo.com.au
 
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This would appear to be an object lesson (for the client) in what happens when you pick the wrong pair from (as the old saying goes) "fast, cheap, good - you can have any two".
 
Fred and Sharon say:

"a video movie could improve your life"

indeed. indeed...


some of the comments on youtube are hysterical....

Sharon is dressed like an extra from Jabba's palace in Return of the Jedi
 
This thread is an emotional roller coaster. I've felt anger, severe depression, and uncontrollable laughter. This thread has it all and then some.
 
This is the thread that I read to remind me that there can always be worse in life. A good lesson of philosophy, and a video geek joke !
 
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