Post: My first montage
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06-15-2011, 07:11 AM
#1
Chev Chelios
Brute
06-22-2011, 05:51 PM
#11
Pichu
PICHU.
PICHU.
Originally posted by Wondoh
The quality isnt too great and some look recorded from a phone or camera?
This make montages look seriously amateur.
The transistions were good but as others have said needs better editing and effects
This make montages look seriously amateur.
The transistions were good but as others have said needs better editing and effects
transitions not transistions
(Friendly correction).
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What I advice is you record several matches and then pick out the best of the kills, find whichever clips seem to flow. Say you are sniping, after a snip do a transition that pushes forward with a blur then pull back with clarity with a quick action gun kill or something.
Your best bet is to just go on YouTube and watch several videos and take notes on what they do, don't try and match them at first but do something similar. After a while you will see an increase in quality of videos that you upload. Don't rush things, just take time. You can work on editing a video over a few days rather than doing it all in one day.
06-22-2011, 06:52 PM
#12
Wondoh
Former Staff
Originally posted by Papa
transitions not transistions
(Friendly correction).
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What I advice is you record several matches and then pick out the best of the kills, find whichever clips seem to flow. Say you are sniping, after a snip do a transition that pushes forward with a blur then pull back with clarity with a quick action gun kill or something.
Your best bet is to just go on YouTube and watch several videos and take notes on what they do, don't try and match them at first but do something similar. After a while you will see an increase in quality of videos that you upload. Don't rush things, just take time. You can work on editing a video over a few days rather than doing it all in one day.
(Friendly correction).
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What I advice is you record several matches and then pick out the best of the kills, find whichever clips seem to flow. Say you are sniping, after a snip do a transition that pushes forward with a blur then pull back with clarity with a quick action gun kill or something.
Your best bet is to just go on YouTube and watch several videos and take notes on what they do, don't try and match them at first but do something similar. After a while you will see an increase in quality of videos that you upload. Don't rush things, just take time. You can work on editing a video over a few days rather than doing it all in one day.
Simple typo....btw you quoted the wrong guy (Friendly correction)
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