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This is Great! I'm impressed with your creativity and hard work to build that.
This is a fantastic video demonstration. This is one that I will show my students at Columbia University's Graduate Film Program.
This video is near perfect and I wish I had seen it years ago. Nitpicky complaint: for as practical as this is, he could have lit himself with a better/nicer key light.
"Videography is all about light..."
Sigh...
Unfortunately he's right. And that's why I cringe when I hear the word "Videographer", with it's connotations of amateurishness.
This video is missing one blindingly obvious key component. While it might LOOK like an infinity cove, it SOUNDS like someone's garage.
"Sound - it's 90% of the picture."
No amount of constant drivelling wallpaper rock music in the background is going to hide the fact that the audio in this video is badly recorded. From what I see and hear out there, most "videographers" do not have the critical faculties to work with and craft audio - neither do they seem inclined to learn. The "state of the art" is diminishing as a result.
It's depressing. I'm glad I'm not at Columbia University.
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