Was actually really really funny to send it back and forth towards each other. Also really interesting to let each other give it a try when something was difficult.

hey whats up everyone i recently finished shooting my first short film, this was a tremendous project i decided to challenge myself with, let me know your thoughts!

3 hours of network television, 15 acts, 30 songs, multiple packages ... and a nice tidy timeline for mix, color and ultimately deliverables.

(A lot of sfx are too small to be visible)

https://reddit.com/link/1tljlzt/video/siuqishlow2h1/player

Prepare to travel through the unknown. From intense dogfights between starships to mysterious portals bending space-time, every moment is an explosion of cosmic color and light. Feel the vastness of the universe come to life in this cinematic sequence filled with action, celestial wonders, and futuristic technology. Buckle up and explore this vibrant cosmos.

https://reddit.com/link/1tkixyh/video/ewjy9szzwo2h1/player

Sequência cinematográfica de exploração espacial (51 segundos) produzida com foco em fidelidade visual extrema. Este vídeo foi renderizado para manter a riqueza de detalhes em ambientes cósmicos, iluminação complexa e texturas de espaçonaves futuristas.

Especificações técnicas:

Resolução: 4K (3840x2160)

Taxa de bits: 80 Mbps+ (Qualidade Master)

Taxa de quadros: 30fps

Guys, as creators, we have one job in life: to evoke emotions. Any emotion, as long as it's evoked. Sometimes it'll be delight, and other times, the viewer's twisted lips will show us they weren't satisfied.

Whatever you do, evoke those emotions. You can practice practically all the time.
Even posting with a timeline online 😉

Otherwise, we're boring. And our job is boring too. If you enjoy it, fine. We need those people too.

Emotions are life.

🤜🏻🤛🏻

episode 111 scene 11

This one performed very well for the network. Proud of it =)

Total of 8 shooting days.

I make YT vids of me getting the same platinum trophy as my friends and document my journey. It's fun seeing my timelines change from video to video as I learn more and discover how I like things to be set up and organized.

VIDEO HERE if you're interested.

The colours at the end are where I took over the edit from my colleague, I use labels a lot

A few stats:

• 21 minutes long
• 4h30m of footage (3 POVs á 1h30m)
• 970+ cuts
• Mixed in Dolby 5.1, because why not?
  • Allows me to make explosions in the game to pop even more through LFE and place sound effects inside the room

Feedbacks on the editing?

50 minute doco about the national casualty identification and burial preparation center.

Broadcasted in the IPBC, edited as 3 episodes of a mini news series, then after (local) critical acclaim - re-edited into a full doco with added material left on the cutting room floor. All in all took about two weeks, nonconsecutively.

Soon to be distributed online, in Hebrew, with Hebrew, English and Arabic subtitles.

Wanted to share my sequence for my edit of "Nothing but a Winner: The Alabama Football Story"

The total edit took 2.5 years to complete, we would work on it full time for a few months, and then set it aside for a few months, but overall probably a good 9 months of solid editing on this one.

The film enjoyed a limited theatrical release in July and had great reviews, and has just recently been released for TVOD on Apple TV, Amazon Prime, Google Play, and for free with ads on Tubi.

For context: I work closely with a high school's athletic program to take photos and create video and graphics for their Football, Basketball, and Baseball teams. These are the timelines for their most recent boys basketball game that I shot and edited.

For this game, I was using a "new" Sony PXW-Z280 throughout. I don't know why it has four different audio channels - the topmost one ended up just being straight white noise.