An attempt at making a cinematic, sweeping, autumn video...

[MKurr]

Great Video, everything has been said.

Glad you liked it!

 

[Tufargon]

Far from me to critique anything like this. It's outstanding and I would be ecstatic if I created it. Great job!!

 

[MKurr]

Far from me to critique anything like this. It's outstanding and I would be ecstatic if I created it. Great job!!

Do you already make videos though?

 

[Jane]

Points that I would like feedback on:
Music (I added wind and goose sound effects)
Editing/cutting to music
color grading
Anything else you would have changed!

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[Jane]

Loved the video. Beautiful colors and editing. What video program did you use. I liked way you were able to add the geese sound in with the soundtrack. Good job.

 

[Tufargon]

Do you already make videos though?

I do but I don't share them except with family.

 

[MKurr]

Loved the video. Beautiful colors and editing. What video program did you use. I liked way you were able to add the geese sound in with the soundtrack. Good job.

I used Filmora 9...

 

[Jack43]

I do but I don't share them except with family.

why? Are they too long or to privately?
cheers Paul

 

[Tufargon]

why? Are they too long or to privately?
cheers Paul

Because they are not good LOL.

 

[Jack43]

Because they are not good LOL.

Oh! Well then you have to learn and inprove your skills
cheers Paul

 

[TerryToast]

Great vid. Just two clips that I’d improve, to improve your video flow.

32sec to 60 sec - I would cut the first 8sec out of this clip.

2min28sec to 2min43sec - Similarly I would cut the last 2secs out of this clip.

The reason for both of the above edits is that it rarely looks good (or flows well) when you
- begin stationary then add movement
- begin with movement then stop entirely

Terry

 

[Jim Dow]

You might try adding a more dramatic entry scene using a log-spiral trajectory to the top of your first scene. A sample set of trajectory options can be seen in the attached image of a project planned in Mexico.