Well done…but with some help, from VideoMaker/us, you can make it better.
Shooting: 1) Keep your camera level while shooting. 2) Lower your camera while shooting, in some shots, the subject’s heads are in the middle of the frame. Get their heads higher in the frames. 3) Use a wired, but better yet, a wireless mic on guests/speakers (lower your background music while someone is speaking). 4) More interactions with guests.
In post: 1) STABILIZE your clips. I became nauseous watching the clips. 2) Color correct each clip. Currently, they’re too washed out. 3) Vary your background music to match the action. 5) Before client receives the proof of the video, make sure you watermark the entire video. So your client doesn’t capture the video before the final, un-watermarked version gets in their hands. 6) Hopefully, you use a DVD software program that creates markers and chapters. 6) If you have #6, make sure you create credits for yourself and the personnel you used to create your project.
