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My first Edit in Final Cut Pro X for A Big Belgian Music Festival
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22 Aug 2012 09:41 - 22 Aug 2012 09:50 #13338
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22 Aug 2012 15:37 - 24 Aug 2012 13:40 #13351
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Replied by TrixTrax9000 on topic Re: My first Edit in Final Cut Pro X for A Big Belgian Music Festival
Very professional. Easily one of the best produced videos I've seen on this site. Perfect use & blend of the artistic eye, camera, effects, retiming, light leaks, music, editing, action, playfulness, props, sets, sex, joy, youth, etc, it's essentially flawless. I'd be very surprised if this isn't your profession. Beginners could learn a lot from watching your 4 videos.
Some beautiful subtleties also exist. Whether you focused more on the crowds than the actual musical artists for legal reasons or not, these pieces exemplify the experience of the attendees. You captured & related the festival experience emotionally, viscerally & perfectly, without a word. Some of the tower high time-lapse shots boggle the mind logistically.
First rate, top marks, very impressive!
Now, take my advice & sell it back to the promoters of the festival. Trust me, they'll pay handsomely.
Actually, now that I think about it, the restricted access needed for some those shots leads me to believe you probably were hired by the promoters for exactly this.
In which case, they definitely got their money's worth. (raise your rates)
Good job. Please share more of your work (hopefully some other styles).
Thank you.
Global•Watch•Media
www.GWM2.com
Some beautiful subtleties also exist. Whether you focused more on the crowds than the actual musical artists for legal reasons or not, these pieces exemplify the experience of the attendees. You captured & related the festival experience emotionally, viscerally & perfectly, without a word. Some of the tower high time-lapse shots boggle the mind logistically.
First rate, top marks, very impressive!
Now, take my advice & sell it back to the promoters of the festival. Trust me, they'll pay handsomely.
Actually, now that I think about it, the restricted access needed for some those shots leads me to believe you probably were hired by the promoters for exactly this.
In which case, they definitely got their money's worth. (raise your rates)
Good job. Please share more of your work (hopefully some other styles).
Thank you.
Global•Watch•Media
www.GWM2.com
Last edit: 24 Aug 2012 13:40 by TrixTrax9000 .
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22 Aug 2012 21:54 #13361
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Replied by Scrubelicious on topic Re: My first Edit in Final Cut Pro X for A Big Belgian Music Festival
Yes really cool and there are couple nice subjects in the edits! 
It was rock festival right? Would have been cool to have some that music over the video.
But yes this is nice stuff!
It was rock festival right? Would have been cool to have some that music over the video.
But yes this is nice stuff!
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