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February 9th, 2008, 09:36 PM
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first attempt at wedding trailer
alright...tell me what you think... good and bad... i can take it..(the good that is...don't take the bad so well..but give it to me anyway)
this is my first attempt at a wedding trailer... http://www.jerfilm.com/weddings/martintrailer.mov thanks jeremiah |
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February 9th, 2008, 10:17 PM
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Hey Jeremiah,
I don't think I've seen anything like this before. This is like one of those jewelry commercials. You know where they show just a bunch of beautiful stuff in a row. I thought the exposure, colors, etc. were great. I love the control of lighting and the framing. I wasn't sure where we were going while watching. I expect a trailer to tell a mini story of the day. This was much more like a commercial for the wedding. I think it was great, and I know they're going to love it. Just an interesting new angle. Good stuff. Bill |
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February 11th, 2008, 01:52 PM
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yeah..this was a different wedding for me because they didn't have all the traditional aspects of the wedding day...their reception was mainly some finger foods and they cut some cake...nothing else...so i didn't have much to work with..just the time they were taking their pictures...but i thought that it still looked good :o)
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February 11th, 2008, 02:03 PM
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Well done all the way around. Placing them by that window and shooting from the balcony was genius.
It always helps the feel of a video when the couple is good together. I've had a rash of very nervous couples lately and it always shows in the footage... those two were very comfortable with one another and it jumped off the screen. I have couple envy. Good job. Was that all handheld? The only complaint I would have is that the moves sometimes were a little bumpy. Smoother camera moves would have given it just a bit more polish, but otherwise it was just about perfect in feel and function.
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February 11th, 2008, 04:03 PM
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Nice job. The colors, exposure, and composition were great. I didn't think that the camera moves were bad. I liked them.
The biggest thing I would change is the sideways camera shots. It was nice the first time, but overused for my taste. ***** I looked at your clip again, and at first I thought it looked like you were turning the camera on it's side. Looking at the clip again I don't think so. It is the shot of the bride and groom kissing with the grooms head looking straight down and the bride looking straight up. It was a nice shot, I just felt like I saw it too many times. Just wanted to clarify. Overall it was great and the couple will love it!
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February 12th, 2008, 02:17 PM
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thanks guys..
...yeah it was all handheld...thats why its a little bumpy...don't have the funds yet to buy a glidecam.. ...yeah..i felt that that one shot of them kissing was used to much...but...geez...they look so in love I had to keep using it :o) thanks again! jeremiah |
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