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you will find alot of used gera, and alot of new. Most of the new will be knockoffs, and some used could potentially be knockoffs as well. But sometimes knockoffs can end up works just as good.. or sometimes close. Sometimes they wont. research the seller before you commit to buying.

by murdered... i would probably mean the music. its... probably too slow. it took me a while to realize it was the lord of the rings song. With all that said aside, color was good. like we have been saying, just keep shooting and keep getting better.

being a big fan of lord of the rings, (and the reason why i got into film) i have to say you murdered lord of the rings. I see that most of these shots are handheld, you need to put it on a stabilizer to make your shots 10 times better. You had great locations, but your slowmotion at low frame...

Thanks alot to everyone for the advice. Pretty much i just have to grow a pair, and let him know that i need to raise my prices. But like Will Said, if he decides to go for someone else, its fine with me. I'd rather spend more time on a more artistic type of Filmmaking.

I read a book once.. "Once" and one of the things i engraved in my mind from the book was the quote "begin with the end in mind". And i think of that every day when i am on shoots. Shoots will take long, and it will be tiring, and cold, and hot, and wet, and dry, but only those who are willing...

Thanks for the tips, The reason it's 26 minutes is because the tv station gives us 4 minutes for sponsored commercials, and they keep another 4 minutes i believe.

thoughts?

Practice Practice Practice. Look at music videos and reference shots and styles that you like. Meet up with band, and get both of your ideas together. and make sure they pull through, and you make sure you pull through with your ideas as well. I once had a client that was going to bring a piano...

Well... what rode mic did you use? mine doesn't sound like that.

What's wrong with youtube? On peoples defense, it seems to me that he just didn't hear what he wanted to hear and began attacking all of us. And in fairness to all, i'm not a big fan of photographers who jump into film just to get extra money. They put a shame into motion picture.

wow, thanks for that info.

i used to go to Olivia Techs site every once in a while, to check out reviews of new equipment. Today as i tried searching for her, i realized her site was down, and all her youtube videos and vimeo videos are gone. FOR EVER, It's like she disappeared from earth.. except for her portfolio...

cool, i sent you guys an email.

good stuff.. are you guys available for hire? and what are your rates?

It was not bad, but like jsthompson said, the plot had no point. Shot very well, edited very well, audio was great, but no plot. its like having a book with beautiful pictures, beautiful cover, but just that.. an ok story.

Gotcha. As one of my starter videos, i ended up producing this video for $400... which was a steal for the client. But now i have a better idea of the market range for music videos. Thanks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYau0_1gfYk

I have a question for you, Cameronchapman, Not sure if it is too personal, but around how much did you charge? are we talking hundreds? thousands? ten thousands? Just out of curiosity since i myself do music videos and don't really always know what to charge. I did realize you did spend ALOT of...

i was at a workshop yester.. i have to say i was lucky to meet Vincent Laforet, and i also had hands on the MOVI its awesome.. mind blowing.. having used glidecams before, there is no way it compares.. you just grab and go with this one.

so.. did you end up buying the epic red? or was it part of the production?

i expected to see dragons..