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What energy, and what superb editing - i literally didn't feel the urge to look away for a split second!
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August 26th, 2009, 06:06 AM | #3 |
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Richard, thank you, some Russian friends say, perhaps I shouldn't put the friends song live performance into the mix.. What do you think?
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August 26th, 2009, 06:32 AM | #4 |
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well that is strange you ask that.... when i first watched it, i could not for the life of me work out if that was an official pre-recording of the song, or a live recording...it sounded too good to be live, but also looked too 'real' to be dubbed/mimed! Either way, it was very clever, and I say leave it as it is.
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Richard, I mean the song of two friends in front of the B&G :)
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August 26th, 2009, 07:03 AM | #6 |
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oh....THAT bit :)
ok, i'll be REALLY honest with you.... i thought you left it in because lets face it, it would be brilliant for the people involved to watch back...but to other viewers, it was the only shot that seemed too prolonged, and with un-matching audio levels to the rest of it other than that, the clip was flawless and i loved it! |
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Richard, thank you, kept it that way, bad acoustics, poor audio, and you know singing...
from the heart :) the link has changed due to a bit of re edit, cc. thanks everyone for watching. Last edited by Oleg Kalyan; August 26th, 2009 at 11:59 AM. |
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Fantastic editing and amazing energy. Some extra color work would put this over the top for sure.
As for the guys singing, that's a tough call. I got the impression that the bride didn't find it as humorous as the groom, but the groom was laughing hysterically. In some ways, it was a bit of a nice break in the energy, kind of like how you have a slowdown during a feature film. It allowed you to end with a bang without that feeling that the piece was too intense. I guess I'd say leave it in, unless the bride really didn't enjoy that moment. It was hard to tell from her expressions, but it seemed like she wasn't into it. |
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Its awesome! energetic and cool concept..its like a preview for a really good wedding reality show !!
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Absolutely sick job Oleg. That was quite an edit. Your really fine tuning your style. The section with the guys singing was absolutely hysterical. The only thing I did not like which is not operator nor editor fault was the jello happening in some unsteady shots, and a few whips. It's a fair trade for great looking footage in the 5D. Thanks for sharing
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Travis, thanks a lot for feedback, I know it was a tough call, as well as some other things!
The energy of the guys and the wedding overall was fantastic, I guess the guys from London have that unique sense of humor :) Ken, appreciate the comment! Monday, thanks buddy! I know, there is a trade off when using 5d for dynamic shots, well it was worth it though... Canon, make another camera without rolling shutter!! SOON!! :)) |
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Another great job Oleg. I always enjoy your work.
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Wow, Oleg,
That was just awesome. I'm quite envious at your ability to shoot, edit, and produce something that looks so great, and is so polished. Hats off to you. Quote:
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August 27th, 2009, 10:37 PM | #14 |
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Кen, thanks a lot!
Vitto, appreciate your comments, encouragment! I see your point. The reaction was different from different people in this scene. Katya for sure didn't quite know how to react :) ...a live moment which I 100 love and try to find in all my work, truthful expression, bits of spontaneity. Welcome to Moscow, fly today, tomorrow I shoot a wedding in Moscow with... Jerry Ghionis :) ! in need of an assistant! If it's too late, come to ReFrame, I will talk a lot about spontaneous work in weddings. _______ If anyone wants to drop a line in my livejournal, it'd be great! ???? ?????? - ????. - "Straight to No.1".. ? promo for Richard&Katya wedding film. |
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