Re: Chase at Fushe: Teaser
M-azzzzzing!!!
M-azzzzzing!!!
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Re: Chase at Fushe: Teaser
Looks good Key, like the quailty of the renders what format is it in ? Some of the camera shots look very smooth. Are you planning on releaseing a trailer?
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Re: Chase at Fushe: Teaser
Nice Key!Comment
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Re: Chase at Fushe: Teaser
Smiley, I dont think i am going to be releasing a trailer, just this.. and i believe its 800x600 resolution..
Here is a youtube link if anyone prefers youtube for some reason
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Re: Chase at Fushe: Teaser
epileptic
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Re: Chase at Fushe: Teaser
There's so much blur ya cant see outComment
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Re: Chase at Fushe: Teaser
its a teaser, thats how its suppose to be, bits and peicesComment
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Re: Chase at Fushe: Teaser
I'm a pretty big fan of your work and have been waiting for this one for awhile. Nice trailer and can't wait for the final product.Comment
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Re: Chase at Fushe: Teaser
that was queer and boring at the same timeComment
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Re: Chase at Fushe: Teaser
Care to explain why? I dont mind your opinion, just back it up with reasoning..Comment
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Re: Chase at Fushe: Teaser
I dont like it.
for a teaser it doesnt tease for anything.
the editing is horrible, mtv generation ha?
to much camera movement
too many effects used, and thats just the teaser
and the "coming soon" is nearly not visible so fast it is cutted.
I have seen betterComment
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Re: Chase at Fushe: Teaser
Granted, this teaser is actually something I really did not know I was going to upload, therefore i did not map out exactly what should be put into this teaser.
Secondly, When you said MTV generation, what do you mean? I never watch MTV so i really dont know what you are comparing it to..
And lastly, the blurring effect was needed in most of tranitions or it would have been alot more aburpt at spots. This is not the case in the actual film. I limited myself on only using them when needed and I balanced the issue of static and moving cameras. However, I will take that into consideration in future films; I agree that too much effects is no good.
Thanks for the constructive criticismComment
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Re: Chase at Fushe: Teaser
the idea for a teaser, is what makes a teaser so special. For real movies, the industry creates very unique teasers.
One example that comes to my mind is the teaser for "I still know what you did last summer". The Teaser has no footage of the movie, but does exactly what it should!!!!
The idea is to "tease" for the actual movie in any and the most impressive way. To make the viewer WANT to see the final movie. How you actually do it, depends on your creativity.
Some examples how I would have done the teaser:
#1: you could have listed/shown all the work you have done and qouted some people that loved your previous work, then you show just a very short but very unique scene, BAM you have your teasing effect
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#2: you could have shown the exact opposite of the actual movie. For example a rusty old slow car driving around and another old rusty car is following, everything real slow and boring, then with a funny comment you switch over to the cool scene and let the teaser end.
There are tons of possibilities. Point is, fast cuts, tons of effects, and high bpm music does not automaticly mean, a good teaser
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For mtv generation, I meant that the cuts are overused. No scene longer than a few ms, which is never a good sign and mostly used to "bling-bling" bad filming.Comment
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Re: Chase at Fushe: Teaser
Thanks for the comment!
This was my first teaser, so what you said should help out if i decide to do another one.
Thankfully, Chase at Fushe isnt all about a car chase.. Infact, the chase is only 2 min out of the total of 6, so what you see in that teaser is not even close to what really happens in the video..
If i do make another teaser, ill contact you for your opinion when its finishedComment
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Re: Chase at Fushe: Teaser
Pretty Awesome keep up the good work
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