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camera My new visual reel, please take a look and tell me what you think :)
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I'm a bit of a harsh critique sometimes, so I'm here providing the sides I find which are fascinating and intriguing.
First Is it some kind of upcoming short film or feature film footage of yours ?
If yes, then I must book the tickets right away.
It's amazing beautiful editing, good camera shots and the most thing I loved about it, it's using the light.
From using a candle to fire, natural sunlight to the street light.
That's amazing one btw on the top of it.
Let me know what is it in detail.
First Is it some kind of upcoming short film or feature film footage of yours ?
If yes, then I must book the tickets right away.
It's amazing beautiful editing, good camera shots and the most thing I loved about it, it's using the light.
From using a candle to fire, natural sunlight to the street light.
That's amazing one btw on the top of it.
Let me know what is it in detail.
Thank you very much for your beautiful comments!
This is just compilation of my previous work done between 2017 and 2020. So I thought I can make a showreel.
If you are interested you can see more of my work here:https://www.behance.net/trijodthyronin
This is just compilation of my previous work done between 2017 and 2020. So I thought I can make a showreel.
If you are interested you can see more of my work here:https://www.behance.net/trijodthyronin
It looks very good. I don't know if your work is available on Vimeo but I'll be glad to watch some of them.
Thanks! Here is my Vimeo profile: https://vimeo.com/trijodthyronin
Yes, thanks!She said that it was a compilation of her work.
Yes, I read itShe said that it was a compilation of her work.
. Even though, a compilation would win from a story. IMHO, visuals do not exist in vacuum but depend on the story. Gritty criminal story would need one type of visual, a romantic drama another. Just pretty videos don't convey much without context.Yes that is true I have to agree on that. But, unfortunately I didn’t have that much footage to make one homogeneous piece.
I loved it and and I see a lot of reels (I occasionally hire camera ops). You have a beautiful eye. Better than mine. Only thing I'd suggest looking at is some of the footage was from the same thing meaning I get the impression you may have only shot a few things. There's also a lack of wides which is a different skill but it's a secondary issue.
My gut reaction is there were a few too many BlackMagic and DSLR shots in there which says 'no budget' but I could be completely wrong about that.
My gut reaction is there were a few too many BlackMagic and DSLR shots in there which says 'no budget' but I could be completely wrong about that.
Yes, this reel is made from 6 different short movies. But most of them are shot on Arri Alexa, and just one on Sony FS5.
But that is not the point of showreel, point is that you can see diversity of shorts and by that you can see my capabilities.
Well said. Some people are not accustom to seeing showreels so I think we both understand StoneJack's advice.
This is an excellent showreel. That underwater shot is particularly spectacular. Great work!
Thank you very much. I understood what he said and I appreciate it but showreel has some it’s own “rules”. Of course it is better to be most homogeneous as it can be, but thos time this was the best I could do.
I think the second shot should not be in the beginning (or in it at all). A lot of good shots in there and good stable food work. Its a good show reel... I think it can be amazing if you cut 30 seconds out of it....
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