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Filming and Editing

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.JakeThaDug.
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I recently filmed and edited a trampoline edit. Its not very good because, well, I had no idea what I was doing. This is a time to criticize the shit outta someone. Go to my profile and watch it if you want just leave comments of what i can do better.
Aug 4 2013 8:37PM
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thebrendanmackey
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Well for one thing it looks like it was filmed with a cellphone camera. When filming try to get some variation in the angles you film each shot at and have whoever is filming try to stabilize the camera as best as possible so it doesn't shake or zoom in the middle of your trick. As for editing, get some filler shots of the area and most importantly edit the clips to the sound of the music, for instance if the music makes a *snap* noise you could use it as an opportunity for a transition for a transition. Watch some really good edits and replicate it yourself with a different song until you get creative enough and skilled enough to make your own. Hope this helps.
Aug 4 2013 9:39PM
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.JakeThaDug.
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Defiantly. Thanks man. I actually used a canon T3. Would a fisheye fix that bad quality. It also kinda got destroyed when I put it up on here.
Aug 4 2013 9:45PM
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Forcillo
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No, a fisheye would not fix bad quality. I camera with decent video options would fix bad quality.
Aug 5 2013 9:47AM
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