i like it. the music is great and the shots are fantastic
what kind of camera was used?
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#7395719 - 11/17/1301:52 PMRe: First video done!
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I like it. Couple things: 1. Unless they wanted a 2 minute video, it's a little too long. I'd recommend making a 30 second video or at least a minute long video, assuming they hired you to do this and they plan on using this as advertisement. 2. Your closing title slides are too small. Use photoshop, create a file the same size as your video output, and put them into the timeline that way. I'd recommend looking at After Effects for some nice transition texts and animations as they sell better.
I think for this type of thing maybe a few more tighter macro shots. Slider or dolly shots would be good as well. More camera motion. The pan of the products towards the end was good (albiet a little fast)
I'd also get a backdrop and use your studio portrait gear for some after shots you can splice in
Thanks guys. I didn't have a macro at the time. I'm going to go through my footage again to create a 30-45 second spot. She wanted to highlight every one of her employees, which if I kept it to 30 seconds it would be 2 seconds per person. I used a dolly for some of my pans, but didn't have a track to run it on, so I was running into the wheels switching direction on my when I was start to pan. I need more practice with it. For the slides, I'll give that a try.
some of it was hand held, some was on a tripod. I used the warp stabilizer at full strength to kill some of the shake, couldnt' get it all. I need to get a rig to stablize it better.
