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An American in New Zealand, learning the craft of Natural History Filmmaking
Podcasts I like (all available on iTunes)
My Current Read
Links
Class Blogs
- Louise: Nature's Viewfinder
- Mark: Fear and Loathing in Dunedin
- Nick: LearningFilming
- Jinty: Onekakara Films
- Pip: we're not in it for the wildlife
- Alastair: wild earth films
- Katie: first time films
- Julia: Finding the Focus
- Bojun: Diary of a Documentary
- Sarah: Irish Firefly Films
- Kat: See it. Film it. Change it.
6 comments:
It won't load for me! :-/
crap, it was working this morning. I'll try to fix it when I get home (I'm at the school computer lab right now).
Great song and beautiful imagery. I loved it. Well done. Haunting, melancholy and mesmerizing.
Wow, Dwayne--I am so impressed!! I love the way you zoom and move the camera into focus. The editing fits the beat of the music nicely and the song fits the image so well. Did you speed up some of the actions? Great job!
Thanks guys.
The only thing I sped up was the closeup of the guy's hands putting the clips on the molds (at around 01:58). I also darkened one of the shots of the guys getting the molds ready for the metal because it was jarringly bright when cut up against the dark shot of the furnace.
I was really happy with the footage, especially since I use auto exposure (it was moving to fast for me to try to adjust the exposure on my own.) I edited in iMovie, I think I could have hit the beats a little better in Final Cut, but I would have had to do it all at school. All in all I'm really satisfied with the video.
oooohhhh draino i like it , i like it. I'm reading into the subliminal messages too.
What you guys don't get them!!!! Poor you.
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