Interseting, reminiscent of Greg's video of work. I like the voice over, but the resolution doesn't do the paintings justice.
You might also include you working or your voice, maybe answering a question or two from the computer voice(which is very cool by the way)
Think of this as an artist vignette(my favorite word). Remember those ones they'd have on TV? They had some in Quebec on CBC showcasing artists work, they were really nice.
I know the quality is shot. The next step up was too big for youtube. I did some a few years back with better quality, but the art was dated (they are posted as well for now). I just bought a new monster movie producing program last night. It has a novel for a manual. Hollywood here I come!
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I haven't figured out the proper compression rate yet...but you get the idea. Link Me baby!
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Interseting, reminiscent of Greg's video of work. I like the voice over, but the resolution doesn't do the paintings justice.
You might also include you working or your voice, maybe answering a question or two from the computer voice(which is very cool by the way)
Think of this as an artist vignette(my favorite word). Remember those ones they'd have on TV? They had some in Quebec on CBC showcasing artists work, they were really nice.
I know the quality is shot. The next step up was too big for youtube. I did some a few years back with better quality, but the art was dated (they are posted as well for now). I just bought a new monster movie producing program last night. It has a novel for a manual.
Hollywood here I come!
Adobe Premier Pro is what I've been using.
way cool video, bluedude.
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