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Ages ago on chat I asked for help finding a soundtrack for a trailer I was making. Well, here is the trailer...

Everyone should check it. I don't care how slow you modem is :P

www.er-no.com/pure.html

I tried looking it came up with page cant be found.

If you go to webstorage.btinet.com and login as [email protected] with the password gourd you can see a short film about a gourd I made.

It's pretty crap quality and was shot on a handicam and edited using free pinnacle software, that was pretty bad to be honest.

Still it's mildly amusing and features a soundtrack featuring such greats as Right Said Fred :-)

er-no.com?

Hmmmmmm.......

I downloaded it over ISDN - 45 minutes - left it going while I wen to lunch.

Great work er-no - well done...

er-no wrote:
> davyboy wrote:
> Lucky i Have 1mb broadband only took about 4 minutes. It was very
> good
> with some nice visuals that glasses bit reminded me of Lara Croft
> for
> some reason. The scratching noise and gunshot at the end where good
> to
> the only thing of course was it was a little bit jumpy.
>
> Erm, you guys really need to see the DVD version. The jumpy editing
> was SUPPOSED to be there. Listen to the music!!

Ah I see the swtching from sceene to sceene was good now i understand it ;0)

davyboy wrote:
> Lucky i Have 1mb broadband only took about 4 minutes. It was very good
> with some nice visuals that glasses bit reminded me of Lara Croft for
> some reason. The scratching noise and gunshot at the end where good to
> the only thing of course was it was a little bit jumpy.

Erm, you guys really need to see the DVD version. The jumpy editing was SUPPOSED to be there. Listen to the music!!

Mr. Happy wrote:
> I'd half agree with Lord H on that one; I think that you should
> definitely keep the massive trailer, but also make a shorter one, with
> more zip. Just out of interest were you using a "proper"
> camera for that? and what did you use to edit it?

Used a Canon DV500 series camera and a Sony XLS. The Canon was used because it worked on a 10ft handyjib for the CCTV shots. I decided to give myself a huge challenge and use a basic editing program, thus giving me equal equipment to the other student groups... this was iMovie.

Yes I know! I used iMovie instead of Final Cut Pro.

Lucky i Have 1mb broadband only took about 4 minutes. It was very good with some nice visuals that glasses bit reminded me of Lara Croft for some reason. The scratching noise and gunshot at the end where good to the only thing of course was it was a little bit jumpy.

Nothing, it was a video project for AVCE Media at college... sadly we were given the genre and had to create a EPK trailer over 2 minutes long.

The contents is not good, bar a few excellent angles and shots. The moderator says its probably the best techically edited film trailer he has ever seen. I was the guy who edited it, so I can't complain.

Nothing is planned.. I will now move onto my own actual projects including www.er-no.com

For all you people who have tried to defame it.

*raises middle finger*

I would like to see you even try and do better, considering I am a 17 year old student.

Oh and, I forgot..

I thought it was very good. The soundtrack fitted it very well, but if it were shorter it would probably need something more upbeat that ended in a whooshing noise then the gunshot, for your archetypal hollywood trailer :-) And the reflection in the glasses towards the end was fantastic, did you put that in afterwards?

What are you planning to do in the end with this?