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Famous TV Commercial Edit The Video Genius - Video Production Charlotte

Famous TV Commercial This video is a famous tv commercial I made a slight edit to. The commercial is from Apple’s “Think Different” campaign and inspired me to get into marketing. This campaign was created when Apple was about to go out of business and became a turning point that helped get the company to where it is today, and all because of marketing. No related posts.

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“Back in the Saddle” is an award winning short film edited by The Video Genius creator, “Lowell Brillante” and was the 72 hour Charlotte Film Festival Winner of “Best Film” and “Funniest Moment.” (see if you can figure out which moment… The website Independent Films had this to say about it… “The Charlotte Film Community (CFC) 72-Hour Film Challenge was judged by 300 plus professionals and filmmakers in the industry. In addition to winning the competition, “Back in the Saddle” took home the award for Best Comedic Moment.” Back in the Saddle was also accepted and premiered at the Cape Fear Film Festival in Wilmington NC. No related posts.

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How to Edit a Music Video The Video Genius - Video Production Charlotte

How to Edit a Music Video So you want to learn how to edit a music video? It’s fun and rewarding but more tedious then you might think. Or maybe you know how, you’re just looking for some tips or inspiration.The goal of this post is to help outline the easiest and most efficient way of how to edit a music video that there are less barriers bewteen your creativity and the final product. I’ll sprinkle a few videos throughout to inspire creativity. Here’s a really cool one I found recently that is shot entirely in slow motion. It’s incredibly well made.  Overview There are 2 standard segments that make up 99% of all music videos Band performance Storyline Storylines are abstract and open for interpretation so there’s no real science behind it, this article will focus on the best way to shoot and edit the band performance segment so you’ll know how to edit a music video of any type. Innovative music video that is all 1st person storyline. The band performance segment of a music video consists of the band playing along in time to the recorded track. While shooting, you play the recorded track through loud speakers and film the band playing along to the track. You shoot it from various different angles. I suggest getting as many different angles as possible to give the editor as much material to work with as possible. In the past the editor would then take all the angles that you shot and manually sync up the shots to the recorded track by ear. This is an extremely tedious but necessary process until recently… One of my favorite music videos Rise of DSLR’s (It’s relevant I promise) The rise of DSLR’s changed the indie film/video making community forever. No longer will it cost upwards of $25,000 to achieve film like shallow depth of field. However currently DSLR’s are limited by their crappy (no better way to put it) audio recording capabilities. Due to the terrible on-board mic and auto-gain control (agc) people started recording audio separately with recorders like the zoom h4n or tascam, then syncing the audio in the edit. This was also a terrible and time consuming process until one company created a plugin that solved the issue. Pluraleyes Singular Software released a plugin called PluralEyes. What PluralEyes does is automatically sync separately recorded video and audio tracks. Your DSLR will be filming high-quality video with the embedded low-quality audio from the on-board mic, you’ll simultaneously be recording your high quality audio on a separate recorder like the zoom. What PluralEyes does is match up the waveform from the low quality embedded audio to the high quality separate zoom audio. Since the low quality DSLR audio is automatically synced to the video, when PluralEyes matched the different audio tracks, boom badda bing, your high quality video is synced to your high quality audio. Now back to the topic of editing a music video. Once you bring all that footage into post (remember you were playing the recorded track through the speakers so the band could play along, well your camera picked that up) PluralEyes syncs the video to the recorded audio by matching the waveforms from your on-board mic to your recorded audio track. New Workflow This will end up saving you a ton of time, but it might change the way you would normally edit. Pluraleyes syncs the audio in the timeline. You take angle 1, drop it on top of the recorded audio and hit sync. Pluraleyes then outputs a new sequence with the video and audio synced. So you end up with the synced track in the timeline instead of the source monitor where you would normally trim the clip to insert into the sequence. You then need to go back to the original sequence, replace angle 1 with angle 2 and hit sync. Pluraleyes will output another synced sequence. You do that for every shot you have, and you end up with a synced sequence for every video clip. Now here’s the best way to edit all these synced tracks. Make sure the synced video/audio track is at the very beginning of every sequence.   Depending on what part of the song you began recording, some clips will start at the beginning of the song (if the video clip extends past the audio, trim it down to match the song) and some video clips won’t begin til later in the song. Move the video clip on your 2nd synced sequence up to track 2, then move the video clip on your 3rd synced sequence up to track 3, repeat this on down the line for every synced sequence so that each video clip resides on it’s own video track.  Now create 1 main sequence, drag a random clip in to get the correct sequence settings(if you’re using final cut pro) and you can just copy and paste the video clip from each sequence into the 1 main sequence where you’ll do your edit. *Note: To copy and paste the video correctly from the synced sequnces into the main, you need to select both the video and audio, copy then go to the main sequence, and make sure to move your playhead to the very beginning of the sequence and hit paste every time, otherwise it will paste wherever your playhead is. It will just keep replacing your audio which is perfectly fine.  Ok so you have a sequence with the recorded audio track and all your video clips lined up in time with the song. Editing from this may be confusing if you’ve never done it before. It’s similar to the way you would edit multicam (except all the angles were recorded by one camera instead of 10 so you will have continuity issues, but jump cuts work in a lot of music videos so it’s not a major concern). Editing Process I’ve found that the most effective way is to play the song from the beginning. If you don’t like the first angle then trim that down and ...

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Personal Trainer Online Promo Online Video Ad for Personal Trainer in Charlotte from Spaceship Creative Marketing on Vimeo.   Personal Trainer Video Promo by The Video Genius for HagenFitness.com for the homepage of his website to include samples of workouts and client testimonials. Related posts: Video Marketing Tips

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The Cojet video is a portfolio item of a Corporate Video Production Company in Charlotte NC known as “The Video Genius. We produce engaging and effective corporate videos for all sized companies in Charlotte and the surrounding areas. Anderson Group America is division of Anderson Group, an international company that manufactures high-quality cnc machines. The Cojet is one in their line of UV Printers and can emulate any design or finish on pretty much any surface, It’s awesome! Related posts: Video Production Companies in Charlotte How to Use your Ipad for Video Production

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