So I really think I *mostly* did good here, especially on the highpaced sections, but what do i know.
I also stopped using the shake from my last Videos due to the advice from Kionon, which i think made it all blend much better, so thanks. Anywho, here it is...
It's the Miracle man
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Re: It's the Miracle man
I find it interesting that you minimized your cuts in the video and mostly focused on flow and transitions.Doing that can definitely be useful at times, but I feel that you also need to focus syncing to the beats so that the hits feel stronger. Also, I feel that utilizing internal sync is also a really good way to draw your viewer into the action. If you don't know what I mean. here's a really good guide that explains a bunch of different types of sync viewtopic.php?f=2&t=92942
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Re: It's the Miracle man
Funny you mention internal sync, as i did realize how much i overlooked it during the editing. I think it's used mostly, and most effectively, in the scene where Luffy hits the celestial dragon(around 0:28) and not much else, beside the guitar scene if that countsKireblue wrote: ↑Sun Aug 11, 2019 7:43 pmI find it interesting that you minimized your cuts in the video and mostly focused on flow and transitions.Doing that can definitely be useful at times, but I feel that you also need to focus syncing to the beats so that the hits feel stronger. Also, I feel that utilizing internal sync is also a really good way to draw your viewer into the action. If you don't know what I mean. here's a really good guide that explains a bunch of different types of sync viewtopic.php?f=2&t=92942
But yeah, i think my ultimate goal as an editor is to be able to let the video flow into the song, without so many cuts and flashes, and still leave it retaining a deep feeling like "oMuStIiA", especially his "Who's in control" video.
Also the syncing to beats thing Is something I always try to do, but somehow it doesn't hit as strongly as i intend most of the time.
Thanks for all the adivce anyway