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I'm no pro so I can't comment on framing or lighting, but one easy thing that I find makes videos like these POP a bit more, is matching your shot cuts with the beat of the music. So when there is a sharp note, beat change etc, make your cut right there, or a milisecond after. You did it at :15-:16 with the black out, but there were lot's of other times throughout that could have been more precise.
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Video looks good! What kind of rig/camera set up did you use for the shot at 0:50?
I can see the shadow of some complex rig at the very end of the shot, lol.
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i love how you transition most of your shot from a slide to your subject. How'd you manage to get that shot with the camera panning so close to the ground, and were you on a skateboard haha during those shots in the parkade?
Also, lol at ur second shot of the guy walking. Trying so hard to just "walk normal" but you can feel the tenseness in his shoulders and posture. Made me chuckle
Well done, especially for an early attempt. The second video has much better timing on the edit marks.
Just a couple of quick technical critiques... Do some practicing on your steadicam/stabilized shots, along with the tracking ones. They look decent, but there's some jittery aspects to it and a couple of the shots stop a little too abruptly. Nothing that can't be easily fixed with a bit more practice, however.
The other thing to watch out for is switching between a static shot and a super quick motion/tracking one. It can be a little jarring and out of place at times.
Otherwise, I can't really nitpick too much about it!
Also, I'm vaguely curious what sort of equipment you were using. I saw the reflection of some sort of crane/jib setup a couple times.
Video looks good! What kind of rig/camera set up did you use for the shot at 0:50?
I can see the shadow of some complex rig at the very end of the shot, lol.
i love how you transition most of your shot from a slide to your subject. How'd you manage to get that shot with the camera panning so close to the ground, and were you on a skateboard haha during those shots in the parkade?
Awe thanks man, lol actually just held my breath and panned haha . Skateboard is a good idea though !
That was a strange camera angle in the first 3 minutes. You want the viewer to feel more engaged by being able to see your face. It just looks really awkward when you're talking to us, but we only see the back 1/4 of your head most of the time.
Better alternative angles would be like AutoVlog or ThatDudeinBlue.
Also, don't do hard pulls on 50km city streets. Just makes you look like a douche. Pretty reckless to be hitting over 100km (yes, we can see it on the speedo) regardless how clear it is. Take it on a 80km highway at the very least.
Other than that, video was alright.
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