WOT: How To Learn From a ‘Bad Video Editor’
rs170a
wrote on 7/17/2014, 6:26 AM
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Grazie
wrote on 7/17/2014, 6:43 AM
But why "WOT"? Hysterical..... But cruel.
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VMP
wrote on 7/17/2014, 8:03 AM
Nice one.
But 'Always open a scene with a wide shot. Your audience needs to know what room we're in.'
Didn't sound all that wrong to me. If it is an aerial shot for example.
But beginning with a detail shot could be more classy/ artistic I guess.
And could show directly what it is about but that depends on the subject.
If it is about the 'vast nothingness of space' then it is going to be a very wide shot.
Or am I missing something here?
VMP
But 'Always open a scene with a wide shot. Your audience needs to know what room we're in.'
Didn't sound all that wrong to me. If it is an aerial shot for example.
But beginning with a detail shot could be more classy/ artistic I guess.
And could show directly what it is about but that depends on the subject.
If it is about the 'vast nothingness of space' then it is going to be a very wide shot.
Or am I missing something here?
VMP
Grazie
wrote on 7/17/2014, 8:28 AM
VMP: "Or am I missing something here?
Yes. It was the "always" that kinda clinched it for me. And again, as you implied, it's ALL about the narrative.
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Yes. It was the "always" that kinda clinched it for me. And again, as you implied, it's ALL about the narrative.
G
VMP
wrote on 7/17/2014, 8:32 AM
Indeed Grazie :-).
I was looking too much into it.
That 'always' does make it funny!
VMP
I was looking too much into it.
That 'always' does make it funny!
VMP
larry-peter
wrote on 7/17/2014, 10:08 AM
Great stuff. "Uploading 2 TB for apparently urgent meeting in the morning." I have been asked to do that before by a client who was adamant that he needed to see "camera originals." When meeting time came around he was happy with .png screen grabs.