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Tuesday, January 17, 2012 at 6:40PM
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012 at 6:40PM
Tuesday, January 17, 2012 at 6:13PM So I have started a collection of Vimeo videos I've come across over the last year or so that have been, perhaps, inspirational, something that made me laugh (out loud), something that I really enjoyed; essentially, anything that was pretty awesome.
So if you are bored, have a minute, and want to partake in some awesomeness, check out these videos from some pretty talented people.
I warn you, if you are "safe" in your morality, not all of these will be for you. Some of these are artsy, perhaps earthy, too earthy; some may not make sense; some you might consider inappropriate at best.
But sometimes I think you pass through the storm instead of trying to go around it.
Cheers.
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012 at 11:55PM Had some older footage from an Eastwood Christian School project that was put on hold, and decided to make a short promo with it so I could test out my coloring (still - always doing that I suppose) and a new slow motion tecnique (slowing clips in one timeline to 80% of original speed, then placing into another timeline and slowing that timeline down another 80%) I just heard about.
Not too shabby. If only I could've decided more with where I wanted to go with my coloring. Oh well, here it is nonetheless.
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Thursday, December 29, 2011 at 12:34AM I finally bit the bullet and got some more coloring plug-ins for After Effects. This is my first real trial run with Magic Bullet Colorista II. Plus, it helped that I got to see someone in action coloring their footage, so this is my run at it as well. I actually quite like what Colorista II is able to give me.
Shot at Kraze with the ever enjoyable Kadie.
BOOM! I filmed her anyway after she got embarrased.
Shot on a 7D, using Technicolor Cinestyle, colored in After Effects using default color correction processes as well as Colorista II.