Haterz gunna hate. Glad to see some passion for the game still left. Not to many ppl doing things like this (videos) so props to you and until other’s make something themselves who tf cares what they think
First of all, nice fragmovie Bourbon! It’s really great to see others are still enthusiastic enough to make their own little montage. What I really enjoyed was that you added some custom content, which is always refreshing to see, and that you had a nice mixture of frags.
I’ll just venture to presume you’re new to video editing and looking for some feedback here. If you don’t care for feedback, that’s fine, too. In this case, just ignore the following stuff. :)
1) Make sure to always select the right team. Sometimes you’re shooting blue enemies, sometimes yellow. That stuff can get kind of confusing for the viewer. Some clients like ComEd and ES’s SDL2 client have an ‘autoteam function’ that works the trick automatically.
2) Don’t let crosshairs or any other overlay stuff obstruct the field of vision. Your hitcrosshair is so oversized that it really detracts attention from the important stuff (your frags!). Also, chat and console shouldn’t be on in movies. Check your client’s option for that. :) While we’re at it, /fov 105 can look great in movies. I’d give it a try.
3) Software stuff: most people use Fraps to record footage and then edit everything with Sony Vegas. Both programmes are expensive, but it’s not unheard of that people got it for free after a google search. If Sony Vegas seems a bit too complicated, try Magix Video Pro. It has all the functionality you need and is more newb-friendly. :)
4) Sound: I know there are different concepts you can follow and as an artist you have every right to do whatever you want, but I feel like 80% music and 20% ingame sound (talking about the levels) is a good compromise. I know my own movie didn’t have ingame sound either but that was largely due to its rocket-heavy composition.
Thank you for the constructive criticism Acuerta , it was my first attempt at a video editing and I am aware that I have not done everything right . I have already talked with grenadiss about my mistakes and will consider this , and your tips. :)
@Agalloch:
I had no intention of which is presented my video on Sauer World . But if Captain Cannon found this video well then I respect that and I am pleased . Initially, the video was only intended for the !s] Webside
Omg, another shit from impressive shit.
excellent tip: if you wanna stay anonymous, clear your browser cache so you get a different avatar.
http://www.sauerworld.org/gamesurge-irc-channels-invite-only/#comments
:-)
ah wait it’s different. i need to stop staying awake for days at a time
Music? plz.
Haterz gunna hate. Glad to see some passion for the game still left. Not to many ppl doing things like this (videos) so props to you and until other’s make something themselves who tf cares what they think
Wrong Fata. A lot of ppl do. But not public. Usually in intern forums (as in our case)
You make fragmovies but don’t show them to anyone outside your clan?
yea ur right. So did some of our guys.
First of all, nice fragmovie Bourbon! It’s really great to see others are still enthusiastic enough to make their own little montage. What I really enjoyed was that you added some custom content, which is always refreshing to see, and that you had a nice mixture of frags.
I’ll just venture to presume you’re new to video editing and looking for some feedback here. If you don’t care for feedback, that’s fine, too. In this case, just ignore the following stuff. :)
1) Make sure to always select the right team. Sometimes you’re shooting blue enemies, sometimes yellow. That stuff can get kind of confusing for the viewer. Some clients like ComEd and ES’s SDL2 client have an ‘autoteam function’ that works the trick automatically.
2) Don’t let crosshairs or any other overlay stuff obstruct the field of vision. Your hitcrosshair is so oversized that it really detracts attention from the important stuff (your frags!). Also, chat and console shouldn’t be on in movies. Check your client’s option for that. :) While we’re at it, /fov 105 can look great in movies. I’d give it a try.
3) Software stuff: most people use Fraps to record footage and then edit everything with Sony Vegas. Both programmes are expensive, but it’s not unheard of that people got it for free after a google search. If Sony Vegas seems a bit too complicated, try Magix Video Pro. It has all the functionality you need and is more newb-friendly. :)
4) Sound: I know there are different concepts you can follow and as an artist you have every right to do whatever you want, but I feel like 80% music and 20% ingame sound (talking about the levels) is a good compromise. I know my own movie didn’t have ingame sound either but that was largely due to its rocket-heavy composition.
Have a nice day!
Thank you for the constructive criticism Acuerta , it was my first attempt at a video editing and I am aware that I have not done everything right . I have already talked with grenadiss about my mistakes and will consider this , and your tips. :)
@Agalloch:
I had no intention of which is presented my video on Sauer World . But if Captain Cannon found this video well then I respect that and I am pleased . Initially, the video was only intended for the !s] Webside
leave me out of this pls. i just answered to fata