Vlad G Pohnert wrote:Well, my point is that Flashy videos get overrated by individuals rating them.. This does not mean that that a flashy video is real good or bad (some can be very good), but how the public reacts to them in general.
Vlad
I think that our very own rating system produced this. A flashy video required a lot of knowledge of the edition and video/photo editing. This
usually leads to:
- Better video source material, so your effect can look sharp
- Better audio, because they are more aware of quality from the above
- Better encoding, because they understand video editing better
- A significant increase in time spend on avarege
- Many times an effect will be used to sortof match video or audio, and be considered a decent attempt at synch, after all, they spent so much time on it!
So already, you have a 10 on video quality, a 10 in audio quality, a 8-10 in `effort' and 7-8 in synch. Without even having a good video. A for Effort. True Life in this case. And since that's most of the categories, the person is likely to rate high in `overall' as well.
Whereas something with straight cuts, but where the person thought about the footage, but still isnt a
legend yet will score really low, but will probably receive some rather good constructive comments since people will care about the story s/he was telling.