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  • imported_Silo
    Member
    • Oct 2007
    • 61

    #1

    Outskrits

    I've just made a short action video in Bf2. It's about 4 min long and took hours to edit and I think it went out pretty well.
    As usually I recommend the HD version.

    Enjoy!...?





    Screenshots:



    /Ryan Cutter
  • Lemon

    #2
    Re: Outskrits

    sweet movie man!

    U've made me wanna create a movie! Though i know how much time and work it takes!

    What software did you use? Premiere? Vegas? After Effects?

    Great movie once again!

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    • imported_Silo
      Member
      • Oct 2007
      • 61

      #3
      Re: Outskrits

      Originally posted by Lemon
      sweet movie man!

      U've made me wanna create a movie! Though i know how much time and work it takes!

      What software did you use? Premiere? Vegas? After Effects?

      Great movie once again!
      well all those you pointed out and alot more for diffrent things

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      • Keyelite
        Member
        • Feb 2006
        • 1043

        #4
        Re: Outskrits

        Nice work, keep on making vids! You will get better as you get more experience..


        A couple things to note:
        Effects are not always everything. I could spend hours and hours syncing video and effects to every beat to the music.. but it will just be way to much and people will lose interest. Camera shake is a nice touch, especially to try to mask the demo quality, but remember to vary it a bit. Also, try starting with more subtle video filters.. remember every monitor varies a bit so a dark scene could be even darker on someone else's screen.
        And finally, try varying the sounds a bit, try adding some in game voice overs of "reloading!" etc, to get the whole experience of the battle

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        • imported_Silo
          Member
          • Oct 2007
          • 61

          #5
          Re: Outskrits

          Originally posted by Keyelite
          Nice work, keep on making vids! You will get better as you get more experience..


          A couple things to note:
          Effects are not always everything. I could spend hours and hours syncing video and effects to every beat to the music.. but it will just be way to much and people will lose interest. Camera shake is a nice touch, especially to try to mask the demo quality, but remember to vary it a bit. Also, try starting with more subtle video filters.. remember every monitor varies a bit so a dark scene could be even darker on someone else's screen.
          And finally, try varying the sounds a bit, try adding some in game voice overs of "reloading!" etc, to get the whole experience of the battle
          yeah well its my first "serious" action video. all my others have just been you know, comedy about snipers. anyway, I thought the music matched pretty well... its like 10 song in the video. Im pretty experience. well maybe not in game videos but im one of the producers of walking with dinosaurs and some other impossible pictures films. not that it has to do quite alot with this, I was just saying. :p

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          • Keyelite
            Member
            • Feb 2006
            • 1043

            #6
            Re: Outskrits

            I understand, just take or leave the comments.. I strive on what others think of my videos so I can plus it next time, I figured you might do the same thing if you were going to expand your experience

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            • The_Mad_MoShah
              Member
              • Jul 2007
              • 229

              #7
              Re: Outskrits

              It was a very sad ending - I was really getting into it!

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              • DOGGiE52
                Member
                • Dec 2006
                • 2680

                #8
                Re: Outskrits

                I loved it. Though the shaking was maybe sometimes a little too much. And in most parts the screen was nearly completely black.

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                • DOGGiE52
                  Member
                  • Dec 2006
                  • 2680

                  #9
                  Re: Outskrits

                  I loved it. Though the shaking was maybe sometimes a little too much. And in most parts the screen was nearly completely black.

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