Here is one of the warmest spots in Canada
Looks awesome! I'm from Kamloops but lived in Vernon for awhile. Loved shooting Kalamalka lake.
I've wanted to do Enderby cliffs for years. Can't never go wrong with kal lake.
That was pretty good! I find my free music on the youtube audio library. You have to try to match the type of music you use to the people are going to watch the video and the mood of the video aswell. For a nature video that is slow like this one, I would suggest a track with some piano maybe a simple drum beat... it is all personal preference though!
Great video!
Question, what editing software did you use? And how did you get the typography to move with the movement of photography? Thanks!
Hey Thanks! Going to play with this tonight.I use Adobe Premiere for editing and Adobe After Effects for the motion tracking text.
Nice one mate!
I understand the comments that said the music might not match the footage, but I know the struggle to find good music, and I actually liked it.
Question; when you say you use premiere... is that elements or pro? I use premiere elements, and I kinda liked the stuttering effects that you used after the "jumping" when following the rapids... could you give a hint on how to do that? Thanks in advance mate!
I watch drone videos of the Okanagan just to make myself home sick. I miss that place so much. Thank god for vacations.
Thanks so much for explaining and the tutorial! Will look into itI use Adobe Premiere Pro
Those were just really fast jump cuts done the same as the jumping when following the rapids. It was a pain to do..
Jump Cut: Lay your clip on the timeline and cut out small pieces of the clip to the beat so it quickly jumps to farther frame.
This video should help you see how I did it
Nice one mate!
I understand the comments that said the music might not match the footage, but I know the struggle to find good music, and I actually liked it.
Question; when you say you use premiere... is that elements or pro? I use premiere elements, and I kinda liked the stuttering effects that you used after the "jumping" when following the rapids... could you give a hint on how to do that? Thanks in advance mate!
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