You have no idea!
I haven't watch it with sound, and I mean no disrespect if this is a serious piece, but I've a feeling this is some sort of personal joke, or not at all serious?
No! This isn't a joke!
This is serious art.
Seriously.
I'm... offended.
No.
Really I am.
No.
Really.
No sh!ttin', man.
I'm just... livid.
Audio is HALF the experience.
What is wrong with you, Paper?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ahg6qcgoay4
Interesting editing (there were some bits and pieces that felt awkward, but who cares)
The female deer (don't know how it's called) and her reactions to the sounds around her, while chewing her food, were stellar.
Did you notice the dancing gorilla
A - Indeed. Who cares?
B - Female deer are does. Males are bucks. Babies are fawns. But Soylent Green is still people.
C -
Gorilla. Bear. What's the diff?
This was actually a test of several different things.
1 - I wanted to do the zoom thingie at the beginning to deliberately focus the audience's attention on an object otherwise lost in the foggy field. I think it worked okay, but it definitely looks like garbage for a legit nature documentary and fairly well as foreshadowing for the humor in the final product.
2 - I wanted to see how bad a 16:4 cropped SD clip looked edged up against a HD clip. Pretty bad, but tolerable for youtube.
3 - The free VideoPade NLE I'm using has no fancy text layering mid-clip capabilities, especially fading in & out which I relly like, so I figured out a possible work-around.
I cut that final clip into three parts, added the "Did you notice" text to the second part, added "Produced by" text to the third, blended the three together with 0.5sec cross-fades. Even on my cr@ppy monitor using my cr@ppy single core computer I can see the frame pause between clips, so now I know where my equipment's limitations are in this regard.
4 - I wanted to cross-fade text from a video clip into a blank page, which I did from the last deer shot onto the white blank at the end.
This was a little educational.