CNC required, plus rating.

Thanks


While you're at it, check out my recent video for the music industry:

goddamn....
Shaky camera was used way too much imo, so was the flashing
sync didn't seem to be anywhere in sight nor did any sort of CC
no keyframes??

In all honesty there wasn't anything I enjoyed from that video.
I'd hit the drawing board and work from square 1..
2/10

Well, if I actually spent my time on it, it'd be better but I only spent 4 hours making this.


is the pic of it through Sony Vegas

Were there even keyframes? Cause it looks more like default camera and pan/crop then legitimate keyframes.

And what Lucid said, no need to be repeatitive

Well, can't expect perfection on someones first gaming video ever using SVP
Thanks for the CNC tho

This isn't actually that bad for a 1st attempt at editing that took 4 hours. You have a good sense of sync, although this wasn't done very well. Too much reliance on pancrop and black flashes which didn't look good. I'd also recommend using freecam rather than the default camera.

But yeh, I look forward to your next attempt. I recommend reading DatSkip's tutorial here first though

the toribash video was just annoying to watch, really. use keyframes. don't pancrop it like that. use a cc. dear god stop using the pumping vignette. it looks like some old movie roll from the 50's which has gotten destroyed because someone accidently got some coffie around the frames.

for the music video, i saw a couple of seconds and then stopped. sounded like it was recorded with a telia flip phone from 2005.

There's only one thing I like, the sort of cartoonish look.

The pan/crop and the black bars makes me cringe af. No keyframes too. :C
I know its ur first but still try to improve, especially on effects and the ones I said above.
Use transitions too, I really don't like the solid change in between clips.

legitmately one of the worst edits ive seen
i dont even want to know why you thought this was a good idea

1/10 for sympathy because you actually managed to import the clips into sony vegas