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March 24th, 2007, 12:31 PM | #1 |
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New Music Video for Cherokee Queen Records
here is a music video i did for brianlisik.com. Great song- hope you like it! et
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March 24th, 2007, 07:37 PM | #2 |
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Good job on the video, looked real professional. Would have liked to see it in better quality. Youtube is not a real good place for quality. Didn't really like the song, but thought the video was great.
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March 25th, 2007, 10:21 AM | #3 |
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Thanks Joel. Where do you recommend for a good host for videos other than youtube? thanks ~edt
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There is a lot of discussion on that subject on this board and others. I personally put all my stuff on stage6 ( http://stage6.divx.com/ ) The downside is it uses a divx player, which can be easily and quickly installed right off the page, but some people might not do it. The upside is divx seems to be by far the best bang for your buck for quality / file size. I use the dr divx encoder suggested off the page and produces great results and even supports HD. Of course there are a ton more options, just search around and you will find many.
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Edward, as far as free sites for hosting video go, iFilm is pretty decent.
I agree YouTube isn't that great for quality, but then again the YouTube audience is used to it. Still a good place to reach a lot of viewers. The compression is unforgiving but your video holds up well.
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March 26th, 2007, 06:34 AM | #6 |
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Edward,
Great looking video. What camcorder did you use to shoot this with? Was it edited in Vegas or Final Cut (Premiere?). I checked out your Audio Studio (AudioWorks) and was really impressed with your audio knowledge. Does you company mainly do audio work or do you also have a video division? Again nice looking video. |
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thanks guys. alex, i've been in audio for over 20 years! video for just 2 years. but i love video! my studio accomodates both fields now and it's been great. i have been a graphic/ portrait artist all my life. video gives me a chance to be creative! thanks. eddie t.
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Edward, this was beautifully shot, but you still haven't told us what camera you used. I thought the music was too retro and derivative all at once(that song's been written too many times before) -like a bad version of Mellencamp. Anyway, I like how you shoot, good use of light too. So, tell us about the equipment used. Thank you.
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Sorry! I used a Panasonic DVC 30p - Smith-Victor PL12s/ diffused - and Vegas 6 for post work. Thanks for the compliments, guys! I kinda dig the tune. Maybe because the song was done somewhere else and i didn't hear it too much in the studio! Peace! ~eddie
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