Neil Shelley
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Hey everyone,
Here is a short video I made for an online wakeboard video contest. They require the film to be a certain length with certain music. Considering the content of the video is wakeboarding, I shot some footage with the versatile GoPro and other various slow-motion shots with the Epic. In trying to appeal to a younger and more specific audience, I destroyed the look of the footage by adding grain, (Gorilla Grain), and film burns. This also made it easier to mesh the GoPro footage with the Epic. It's only 2 minutes so take a look and let me know what you think!
Sadly the compression of Youtube is quite terrible, so please watch in 720p if possible.
http://youtu.be/O9CDlPLiGW0
As a side question, does anyone recommend certain export settings when sending their videos to Youtube? I know Youtube has their own settings on their site, but I often ignore them and just upload my finished ProRes file. Will I get better results a different way? Thanks for any and all input!
Here is a short video I made for an online wakeboard video contest. They require the film to be a certain length with certain music. Considering the content of the video is wakeboarding, I shot some footage with the versatile GoPro and other various slow-motion shots with the Epic. In trying to appeal to a younger and more specific audience, I destroyed the look of the footage by adding grain, (Gorilla Grain), and film burns. This also made it easier to mesh the GoPro footage with the Epic. It's only 2 minutes so take a look and let me know what you think!
Sadly the compression of Youtube is quite terrible, so please watch in 720p if possible.
http://youtu.be/O9CDlPLiGW0
As a side question, does anyone recommend certain export settings when sending their videos to Youtube? I know Youtube has their own settings on their site, but I often ignore them and just upload my finished ProRes file. Will I get better results a different way? Thanks for any and all input!