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Posts: 444 01/08/2007 13:11 Queen of picture
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Knows where the spare key is hidden
Posts: 444 01/08/2007 13:17 Queen of picture
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This is a video about Starter for ten
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Posts: 444 01/08/2007 13:23 Queen of picture
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Posts: 8359 01/08/2007 14:41 Master of the House (Owner)
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Angy! I think I may have seen a couple of those on YouTube, not knowing they were yours?
But right now I just watched the first one and it's fabulous!  You have all the funny moves he does in SLOW-MO!! 
I laughed so hard!!  
I will watch the rest and let you know what I think of them. 
Thanks for posting them 
AND TELL ME HOW YOU MADE THEM, because I want to learn tooooo!! 
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Knows where the spare key is hidden
Posts: 444 01/08/2007 16:00 Queen of picture
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Thanks hannah! i use to make these video the Windows movie maker... this program not is very difficult to use... but i need practise!
jaja
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Posts: 8359 01/08/2007 21:53 Master of the House (Owner)
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Wow Angy, I have seen the first 4 now. Your editing is brilliant! You should be a trailermaker! Or do those little clips of shows they have in between
programmes in TV to promote another programme and show a little of what it going to happen in the next episode (what do they call those things).
You have a great eye/feel for movement en rythm. I am really impressed!
Do you have any education in film, tv or multimedia? |
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Posts: 444 01/08/2007 22:09 Queen of picture
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hannah kipje wrote: Thanks for you comments ! i only try mixing the images and music like i see better...but I never studied nothing related with tv, film etc...
I had liked to study something of that but I could not do it
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Posts: 2458 02/08/2007 03:51 Writer of James
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Angy, the Rory one was very nice! And the rest of them are very good!
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Posts: 8359 02/08/2007 13:02 Master of the House (Owner)
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Seen them all now Angy. That last one was very funny with all those different changes that are usually so lame when you see them in home-made wedding
video's and stuff, but they work really well with pictures! And how on earth can you match the speed of the images so well to the music?
And where do you get your sourcematerial? From normal DVD's? I want to make video's tooo!!
(Oh btw, that last one goes on about 2 minutes after it is done. So I guess something went wrong there. So just so you know) |
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Posts: 444 02/08/2007 13:24 Queen of picture
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thanks! yes the last clip have a trouble in the end... the program make the video bad..... it put more time that the video is.. |
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Posts: 8359 02/08/2007 13:36 Master of the House (Owner)
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I once made clips of a performance with my band, that I had burned to DVD first.. Not sure how I did that though.. I may have a programme that is able to
change parts of a DVD into mpeg or something.. but I tried to do something other DVD with it a while ago, but that didn't work...
It is the only thing I ever did with Moviemaker, so I don't know the programme too well yet. But I will have to give it a second look now! It's all these different formats that make is difficult though! For instance I have loads of clips in FLV format (Flash Video) but I cannot find any programme that will change those in another format for me. Do you know if that is possible and with what programme? Or is there a way to edit those in the original format? |
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