My Ken Block invitational media coverage
12-06-2010, 03:59 AM
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My Ken Block invitational media coverage
Here is a quick clip of Ken Loosing to Top Gear America's host. My final edit of the whole event should be done tonight, and on the web by tomorrow.
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12-06-2010, 03:31 PM
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Music is tough. But think of it like you do your shots. It's all about composition.
Contrasting sounds or sounds that blend with the cars...
Music that fits the mood (aggressive) or that fits the style of the filming (smooth and flowing). Or both.
Or if you want to get wacky, search for some Vitamin Strings versions of more hardcore music.
Contrasting sounds or sounds that blend with the cars...
Music that fits the mood (aggressive) or that fits the style of the filming (smooth and flowing). Or both.
Or if you want to get wacky, search for some Vitamin Strings versions of more hardcore music.
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12-06-2010, 04:08 PM
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did u do that all with your 70-200? in for details, looks good.
how about throwing your tahoe parking lot snowboard tunes on? ur right, music is hard. id be happy with old school green day or pumpkins but im proly the only one.
how about throwing your tahoe parking lot snowboard tunes on? ur right, music is hard. id be happy with old school green day or pumpkins but im proly the only one.
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12-06-2010, 04:13 PM
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Most of the shots are done with my friends 70-200 2.8IS, I dream to own the same lens someday. Likely ill just get the f/4 one though, for both weight and price.
A quality tipod helps alot, like the zoomed in panning shots.. Anything I do handheld tends to be pretty shaky. Its about time for a quality stedi-cam too.
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12-06-2010, 04:18 PM
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I think there are 3 metal bands that fit pretty much any video: Pantera, Dimmu Borgir, and Apocalyptica. Seriously, pick any song that any of these bands has written and apply it to any video that you have. It will work!
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Most of the shots are done with my friends 70-200 2.8IS, I dream to own the same lens someday. Likely ill just get the f/4 one though, for both weight and price.
A quality tipod helps alot, like the zoomed in panning shots.. Anything I do handheld tends to be pretty shaky. Its about time for a quality stedi-cam too.
A quality tipod helps alot, like the zoomed in panning shots.. Anything I do handheld tends to be pretty shaky. Its about time for a quality stedi-cam too.
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12-06-2010, 06:45 PM
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Every video I've watched that thesnowboarder has done has been pretty epic IMO.
great shots, great composition and great music.
IMO
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