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OK, so I've got a semi-decent digital camera and some decent software to edit film and stuff, but I don't know what to film. I want to make some short videos to put on the internet, but I've got nothing to film. I've thought about recording some music and putting some video with it, but that takes too long. I want results now, dammit!
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Make a photo-morph thing to explain why the Llama-faced oaf from Boyzone is now acting in Coronation Street.
Also, he has eyes like a goat.
Also, he has eyes like a goat.
How about some 'channel 5' stuff then??
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I rememeber once flicking on the tv and watching a random film that followed around random people doing random stuff. Then the film focused on another random thing and followed that.
For example: 2 kids playing footy and talking [camera focuses on kids], one kid kicks the ball hard and it goes pretty far [camera focuses on ball moving along], there's a man and his dog walking past [camera pans away from ball and focuses on man and dog and starts to follow him] the man throws a stick [camera fixed on stick] and the stick lands a way away near where some people are having a picnic [camera then pans away to focus on people at picnic] and so on and so forth.
What made the film so captivating was that it never focused on a certain group for too long - once you'd developed an interest in one specific event or group, the camera panned away to someone else's actions that were nearby or even overlapping with the original group. It was excellent. What about trying something like that?
For example: 2 kids playing footy and talking [camera focuses on kids], one kid kicks the ball hard and it goes pretty far [camera focuses on ball moving along], there's a man and his dog walking past [camera pans away from ball and focuses on man and dog and starts to follow him] the man throws a stick [camera fixed on stick] and the stick lands a way away near where some people are having a picnic [camera then pans away to focus on people at picnic] and so on and so forth.
What made the film so captivating was that it never focused on a certain group for too long - once you'd developed an interest in one specific event or group, the camera panned away to someone else's actions that were nearby or even overlapping with the original group. It was excellent. What about trying something like that?
Oh yeah, no porn.
OK, so I've got a semi-decent digital camera and some decent software to edit film and stuff, but I don't know what to film. I want to make some short videos to put on the internet, but I've got nothing to film. I've thought about recording some music and putting some video with it, but that takes too long. I want results now, dammit!
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