Is this the footage you did with your old camera? The quality isn't really the best but I believe you're using the Sony camera now. I really like the shots where the co-opers gesture to the camera like it's Igby. I like seeing the different faces. Maybe if you're having a hard time getting shots of the cat like you had mentioned earlier then you could get some interviews with the individuals at the co-op and have them talk about Igby and his sometimes reclusive nature.
my footage looks 100% better in final cut. i used the exporting tutorial that kim sent us. maybe i did something wrong in the proces...ihaveno idea. advice?
I agree with the POV shots, those are pretty interesting.
I know you're planning on changing subjects, so I won't comment too much on this footage. However, one thing I've noticed about your shooting style is that's it's really dynamic, but I wonder if it's too dynamic. Have you had trouble editing your footage together in the past? It doesn't seem that you stay long enough on anything to use it as a cutaway. I wanted to stay longer on the cat, or longer on the POVs, the frame always felt unstable. That can be a good creative choice in some cases, if you're trying to convey that emotion in a certain scene for example. But I worry about it being the only style in your doc. I would try holding on your subjects more, and more steadily. Maybe even throw the camera on a tripod for giggles.
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Is this the footage you did with your old camera? The quality isn't really the best but I believe you're using the Sony camera now. I really like the shots where the co-opers gesture to the camera like it's Igby. I like seeing the different faces. Maybe if you're having a hard time getting shots of the cat like you had mentioned earlier then you could get some interviews with the individuals at the co-op and have them talk about Igby and his sometimes reclusive nature.
yes, iam having a hard time with the footage. i know its not the best quality but i also dont know how to fix it.
Youtube=poor quality. Does your footage look better on final cut?
my footage looks 100% better in final cut. i used the exporting tutorial that kim sent us. maybe i did something wrong in the proces...ihaveno idea. advice?
I agree with the POV shots, those are pretty interesting.
I know you're planning on changing subjects, so I won't comment too much on this footage. However, one thing I've noticed about your shooting style is that's it's really dynamic, but I wonder if it's too dynamic. Have you had trouble editing your footage together in the past? It doesn't seem that you stay long enough on anything to use it as a cutaway. I wanted to stay longer on the cat, or longer on the POVs, the frame always felt unstable. That can be a good creative choice in some cases, if you're trying to convey that emotion in a certain scene for example. But I worry about it being the only style in your doc. I would try holding on your subjects more, and more steadily. Maybe even throw the camera on a tripod for giggles.
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