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hmm, the video quality is pretty bad...and it appears to be interlaced.
the sync is pretty spotty, sometimes it would be synced...sometimes it wouldn't
The literal lyric interpretation started off really good, but it fell apart really quickly when you hear "caught in a landslide"
I felt like a really big opportunity was missed from :10 -:12, again at 1:19 -1:29 and building up to and at 2:36
Changing to purple and blue on the piano notes starting at :54 didn't really work out imo. I was hoping for maybe some flashback type stuff, or just something utilizing crossfades
blech...footage reuse at 1:52
right around 2:49, I was really hoping for some more dramatic footage. Something grandiose
3:23 to 3:32 was grossly underdeveloped, if you're going to set a faster pace like you did starting at about 3:00 you should keep it going
for the lip sync for the lyrics, "let me go...we will not let you go" and all the other stuff in that area, it feels like it's being screamed in the song...but the shots you used were mainly that of calm conversation. It seemed to be out of place
building up to 4:08 should have had a lot more action
4:34, again you started a fast pace but didn't follow through, there isn't much sync in the following section either
4:55 to the end was a farily good section, a few missed opportunities and had some sync issues.
suggestions for the future:
avisynth is your friend, it can be very useful. This could've taken care of the interlacing, video quality in general, and to prevent orphan frames if you took your clips in vdub.
Don't try to tell me that you can't get it because you're on dialup (if you are on dialup). It's possible, I've done it.
make your clips in virtualdub(/mod), this allows you to get down to the frame-by-frame level (which some editing programs don't let you do)
before you worry about crazy effects, overlays or lipsyncing you should make sure that you have established good basic sync. Having the cuts synced consistantly comes before image quality imo.
the sync is pretty spotty, sometimes it would be synced...sometimes it wouldn't
The literal lyric interpretation started off really good, but it fell apart really quickly when you hear "caught in a landslide"
I felt like a really big opportunity was missed from :10 -:12, again at 1:19 -1:29 and building up to and at 2:36
Changing to purple and blue on the piano notes starting at :54 didn't really work out imo. I was hoping for maybe some flashback type stuff, or just something utilizing crossfades
blech...footage reuse at 1:52
right around 2:49, I was really hoping for some more dramatic footage. Something grandiose
3:23 to 3:32 was grossly underdeveloped, if you're going to set a faster pace like you did starting at about 3:00 you should keep it going
for the lip sync for the lyrics, "let me go...we will not let you go" and all the other stuff in that area, it feels like it's being screamed in the song...but the shots you used were mainly that of calm conversation. It seemed to be out of place
building up to 4:08 should have had a lot more action
4:34, again you started a fast pace but didn't follow through, there isn't much sync in the following section either
4:55 to the end was a farily good section, a few missed opportunities and had some sync issues.
suggestions for the future:
avisynth is your friend, it can be very useful. This could've taken care of the interlacing, video quality in general, and to prevent orphan frames if you took your clips in vdub.
Don't try to tell me that you can't get it because you're on dialup (if you are on dialup). It's possible, I've done it.
make your clips in virtualdub(/mod), this allows you to get down to the frame-by-frame level (which some editing programs don't let you do)
before you worry about crazy effects, overlays or lipsyncing you should make sure that you have established good basic sync. Having the cuts synced consistantly comes before image quality imo.
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