I am
very nearly done the visual effects for the musical (which is now titled “Dans lequel des marins grelottent” because of
potterfreak0515’s help—that is, “In which sailors shiver”). One more shot of VFX, I tell you! . . . It’s a somewhat hard one, though.
That being said, I started editing the thing around Monday. It’s turning out really great! I am super happy with the results! Four and a half minutes out of five are completed, but roughly. I’m looking forward to post it and see what people think.
(The film competition’s deadline is April 24, for the record, which gives me a pretty good amount of time.)
Aaaaaaanyway, the actual point of this post is that, well, okay: At Christmas I got
Sony Vegas—which does editing—and it is brilliant, etc. When I got it, though, I had nothing to edit, and I was really eager to try it out (as well, I wanted to practise so as I’d not have to learn how to work with a new programme once I’d have to quickly finish the musical!). So I pieced together a little 20-second demoreel of visual effects I’ve done form 2006 to 2008. Some look quite n00by, and some are slightly better (
slightly being the key word).
No more further rambling. This situation deserves some swearing at myself.
I apologize for the clips’ inconsistent aspect ratios.
( Here. )Yes I did have fun making letters move. Yes it
was the only reason I put them in the video. Why do you ask.