Getting feedback at DVinfo.net

Denis Danatzko · December 10th, 2010, 10:56 AM

I'd like to get member feedback on a teaser job I've done, but it's been a long time since I've been here, and I know some of the rules may have changed.

I don't want to clutter the site, but to get feedback, should I upload the teaser here? Or, should I just include the Youtube link?

(I'm hesitant to even ask for feedback, because I know there's so much room for improvement in the clip I have in mind, but without it, I'll take longer to improve).

Thanks.

Henry Williams · December 15th, 2010, 02:55 PM

a vimeo link seems to be the weapon of choice as it embeds the video into your message, but a youtube link will work just fine as well.

I wouldn't worry about posting your work up, it's what this sub-forum's here for!

Denis Danatzko · January 1st, 2011, 11:03 PM

FWIW, This isn't meant to be "art". It's to appeal to the audience. I'm most interested in feedback from the marketing and sales-appeal perspective. The client/partner liked it, but I'm always looking to improve.

Here's the link on YT:
YouTube - "Heats of the Night" Demolition Derby at Mountain Springs Arena

from a 2-cam shoot (1 HVX-200 and 1 AG-DVC20) all SD, on tape. Getting colors even close took a long time. It will be rather obvious to most, but the last few clips show un-corrected color from the DVC.

Suggestions?

December 10th, 2010, 10:56 AM	#1
Denis Danatzko Major Player Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: NYC Metro area Posts: 579	Getting feedback I'd like to get member feedback on a teaser job I've done, but it's been a long time since I've been here, and I know some of the rules may have changed. I don't want to clutter the site, but to get feedback, should I upload the teaser here? Or, should I just include the Youtube link? (I'm hesitant to even ask for feedback, because I know there's so much room for improvement in the clip I have in mind, but without it, I'll take longer to improve). Thanks. __________________ Denis ------------ Our actions are based on our own experience and knowledge. Thus, no one is ever totally right, nor totally wrong. We simply act from what we "know" to be true, based on that experience and knowledge. Beyond that, we pose questions to others.

January 1st, 2011, 11:03 PM	#3
Denis Danatzko Major Player Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: NYC Metro area Posts: 579	Finally posting the teaser. FWIW, This isn't meant to be "art". It's to appeal to the audience. I'm most interested in feedback from the marketing and sales-appeal perspective. The client/partner liked it, but I'm always looking to improve. Here's the link on YT: YouTube - "Heats of the Night" Demolition Derby at Mountain Springs Arena from a 2-cam shoot (1 HVX-200 and 1 AG-DVC20) all SD, on tape. Getting colors even close took a long time. It will be rather obvious to most, but the last few clips show un-corrected color from the DVC. Suggestions? __________________ Denis ------------ Our actions are based on our own experience and knowledge. Thus, no one is ever totally right, nor totally wrong. We simply act from what we "know" to be true, based on that experience and knowledge. Beyond that, we pose questions to others.

December 15th, 2010, 02:55 PM	#2
Henry Williams Major Player Join Date: May 2010 Location: Lewisham, London, United Kingdom Posts: 408	a vimeo link seems to be the weapon of choice as it embeds the video into your message, but a youtube link will work just fine as well. I wouldn't worry about posting your work up, it's what this sub-forum's here for!