The Learning Curve Continues ~ A Third Video
This one is quite short -- the outcome of trimming/cutting out the shaky beginning and ending. At the suggestion of NWM, I will be looking into a remote release for my camera in the hope of eliminating the need to physically press the video record button which, no matter how gently done and even with the camera on a tripod, results in a jumpy first few frames.
Music added via the YouTube enhancement feature in time, I'll figure out how to do it myself.
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Keep the critiques and advice coming -- they are quite helpful.
FWIW I thought the music was a lot more involving .
Excellent, I would make a suggestion, cut your raw video at about 45 seconds to a minute. Then when you edit the clip you don't really lose anything. Try for 30 seconds minimum finished. It's the same as taking 30-40 shots to get the perfect shot or perfect series of shots.
Work that up to two or so minutes with slight panning or zoom effects.
You will find that it's fairly simple.
These are known as clips. Once you get a selection of clips, you can then combine them into a movie.
These are basic skills. I'm sure you will get them down quickly. Then you can go on to good video editing/compositing software.
Much like knowing how to use Photoshop.
I can tell, your going to be a natural at it!