Video Games- New edit would love feedback!

TaranItUp

TaranItUp

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Just finished up my latest video that I was pretty pumped on, there was some minor things I would have changed, but overall I am stoked on it. I would love to here some feedback from the community.



 
-seemed like a shot or two was overexposed-with the exceeption of the artsy-style shots, make sure you keep your skier in the frame

-maybe throw in some jump follows?

overall i loved it, great idea using the video games/skate theme
 
Yeah, I agree. This was my first time using premiere and I didn't do any color correction since I was used to magic bullet looks in vegas. Definitely something I will be working on next time.
 
looked sick! the first guy had some good points with the exposure

also it may not bother you, but when there is people standing on the knuckles and they get in the video it really bothers me, its a pet peeve when filming, i think it just looks better without people in the shot IMO
 
Hmm, didn't really think of that. Thanks for the tip. I will definitly have much more variety in my next video. Most of this video was just filmed on that one jump since it is our only good jump and our rails are pretty shitty.
 
We were riding lift one and yelled at some random kid in paradise to do a backflip. He went and stomped a misty and it turned out he was that tele skier. You kids are ridiculous. Sick edit too!
 
Haha thanks man, that is my friend Devin. He has been killing it on his teles this year, it is funny watching him to try and tele the powder on his hell bents. He is one hell of a skier though.
 
Pretty cool edit, no clue how you are managing dubs on that jump. Critique wise it would be nice if you could get more shots of the landing there were multiple that I had no clue if they landed
 
Yeah, sadly it is the biggest jump at our mountain. In other words, it's not that I didn't have shots of them landing doubles, it's that nobody landed a double on our 35 foot jump.
 
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