Hey, guys! We had this crazy idea for a funny video and at first it sounded damn near to impossible to make with our newbie skills, but we decided to do it anyway for the sake of learning-by-doing. We didn't refine the greenscreen footage that much, because we felt that some obvious greenscreen shots helped the humor a bit, but overall... what you think?
As a long time After Effects user, I still find myself discovering new features nearly every day. Many times I'll be watching some type of training video, and while the main concept of the video is the primary reason for watching, I'm always looking out for ways to speed up my editing process.
I make a little demo of things I can do with raw video and wedding photo. ( link https://vimeo.com/46233965).
And I want to know: can it be interesting for wedding videographers? I can do a lot of such work (+ normal video editing of course).
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It's easy to blame amateur equipment for the amateur look of a project when you're a beginner. Many of us play the hand we're dealt when it comes to producing video. We use the camera we can afford, and we make the best of the editing system we have. We're no strangers to using workarounds to perform even the most basic tasks. Some might say this builds character, and they're probably right. But as your skills increase, and your equipment begins to limit your creativity, you'll eventually need to spring for something better.
OK - my intention would seem very easy to achieve, but I have completely failed to manage it!
Basically, I have a rotated video placed in timeline, which I simply want to overlay like a sheet of acetate, on top of the rest of the video. You can see it dropped in timeline here, with pan/crop shown.
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