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Posted by: Heapster
Good job, really!
Couple of Suggestions, trim it down a bit, lots of "fluff" and filler material seen over and over again. Do a bit tighter editing.....I know its hard to do, but most of the video we all shoot can be left on the editing room floor.....I figure for every hour of video I shoot, maybe 5-8 minutes is actually the meat and good content. I'll shoot 50-100 still photos and maybe only show off the few 3-4 "awesome pics".
Remember your audience too, typical attention span is 3-5 seconds a scene and then they want to move on.
Nobody likes to sit through a hour long slide show of Aunt Martha at the fairgrounds on the ferris wheel. Alot of the video has meaning to you and the people that were there, but for strangers some of it gets old.
Still, great job capturing what an hour long blast carving through the dunes eating roost off your buddies is actually like, just trim it down and make it tighter. Always strive for QUALITY over Quantity.
Just a few suggestions.
Posted by: DSjockey
Cool vid
Posted by: brent87LT1
I loved the guy at 26:30. That's what I call a high performance machine with a low performance rider!
Posted by: DuneMe
Ohhhh
Need to go riding!
BTW, where did you mount your helmet cam? What resolution is the cam?
Thanks.
Posted by: LTSRFASTER
nice work looks like you had hella good time. Brings back a few memorys of x mas.
03 Hp 300
88 LT 500r
91 Lt 250r
Posted by: 344PV
good job
Posted by: atvaddict01
Cool vid looks fun
Posted by: kiley123
god I miss glamis. I was there that weekend. It was great.
Posted by: rotty
Good job! Just bums me out because is going to be another six months before we get back out there. What kind of helmet cam do you have and how much was it?
Posted by: luckycharlie
Huevos Poquito Movie Link
Here is a movie I made of me and a few friends at glamis on presidents day 2004. It is my first movie tell me what you think.
If you get bored in the middle just let it down load and watch the last 6 - 8 minutes.
Luckycharlie
Posted by: luckycharlie
I do not know the exact brand, but I bought it online @ helmetcamera.com is was the 480 resolution camera I believe. I think it was around $230. I works pretty good, I was impressed with the picture.
My friend on the yfz also has purchased a helmet cam, because he likes to make videos. This was my first video, it sure took a lot of time to put together, but I am happy with the out come. Hopefully next season I can get more racing and more chicks in the huevos poquito 2 film.
Thanks for the comments.
Posted by: luckycharlie
Duneme,
I got the camera at helmetcamera.com and the I think is re. is 420 x something in color and it velcros by the goggles strap.
Posted by: luckycharlie
It's time to get pumped about the dunes again. See everybody on Halloween.
Posted by: SandyBear
Great vid! I wish I had done one when I made my trip to Glamis in Jan. The kids loved it. Thanks for sharing it.
Posted by: MrZeeedler
not bad, You copied alot of the same scenes and cut them all down so basically u see the jump and landing not so much run up and riding off. But nice. what program did u use maybe i can give u some tips on software.
Posted by: MrZeeedler
haha yah what the heck was he doing
Posted by: thewayout420
nice vid
Posted by: Freakneh
Awsome movie man!!! Kind of helped with my sand needs until I get to go on Halloween!!!
Posted by: Catalac
Hey my first post... what a great vid, thanks!
Posted by: Sin
What up Chuck...
Pretty good movie man. I need to get me one of those helmet cams. Lemme know next time you old guys are going to play and maybe Ill bring my sand slut out for a rompnice work anyways...Tell Travis he needs to brush up a bit on his racing skills. By the way...I just became a member here...hope its worth it Looks to be so far. great work guys.
~Shaun
