I assume this is okay to be posted here, as it is art...ish Okay, so my friend and I have been working on making our own short film for our film studies coursework since before Christmas. Many pain staking hours of filming and editing have gone into this, and today, we pretty much completed it. Just a few things, I am aware it looks dark, but that's how YouTube made it. Also, the ending credits can't be seen very well, again, YouTube's fault. If anyone wants the whole thing, I can upload it (120MB) [youtube]WEJEwmstrhk[/youtube] Any criticism, thoughts, opinions VERY much appreciated
1st of all thanks for sharing with us this cool video . okay, im studyin Multimedia design and may be in the next few years i'll be able to make videos, and my gradution project will be a video abt somthing , i like the way you present the video .. the way you film it and eveything its cool, keep up the cool works ladies .... ! and i should learn things and ideas from your video ... i like the last part of the video ... the scream of the girl ,and the start showin parts from all the video .. coooool .... but try to add slow/fast motion for the video coz it will give it a nice look .. ! great work Ladies and wish you the best.
As I said before, it's a very well done video hun and a good way to get started on things like that. Keep up the good work and I hope to see more from you guys. <33
I like it. The one criticism I have is that for the shots where you pan and zoom and whatnot it probably would have been better if you had the camera on a tripod for all of them, because it doesn't seem like that sometimes. Other than that it's really good.
@SeeMo: Thanks for the feedback ^^ Much appreciated. I hope you get to do some film making stuff soon then, it's really a lot of fun to do, even if it is very time consuming @Kevin: Thankies hun =D You might see something from us in summer...if me and my friends decide to do a film over summer after the exams :3 @Dean: a tripod was one of the few things we could have gotten to work with the film, and I agree, some shots were a little too unsteady and could have done with it. Despite the fact it was meant to be fly on the wall/voyeuristic in places, yes, it really could have done with the stability of a tripod at times. Thanks for the feedback