Lots going on at Palau today. More on that later.
Though I’m editing, I am enjoying a Chris Tomlin concert from a unique perspective:
I’m editing with four separate HD camera angles (Program, Alt, Hero, and Jib - great names!) with Final Cut’s Multiclip feature. I’m hoping to use this song to close our Portland CityFest report. I’ll post that when it’s done for you to see - there’s some exciting stuff there.
Back to editing!
Posted in Faith, Film & Video, Work
On October 11th, 2008 at 06:46 am,
Brad Person said:
The concerts look SO awesome… but it’s not as cool as being there. Some of the audio isn’t mixed as well as it could be (the vocals are a little strong; I can’t hear the band as well), so to do it really right we’ll have to go back to the ProTools mix which I can’t do (yet).
I’ll slip ya something if I can. =)
On October 14th, 2008 at 02:05 pm,
Allan said:
I think the more camera’s the better. You look at Directv’s NFL Super Fan they have 8-10 different games at once. So, I think more is better. Younger generation thinks that way as well. They have lived with 2 screen viewing and Tivo. I think you are are on the right track. Doing a great job. I have added your blog to my list of favs. Keep up the great work you do with your blog.
On October 15th, 2008 at 04:55 am,
preacherman said:
Thanks for the encouraging words, Preacherman. I haven’t had the big chunks of time I’d like to really post frequently. Follow my Twitter and del.icio.us feeds to see what I’m into.
On October 15th, 2008 at 12:25 pm,
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Can’t wait to see it!!!