Slush Television: Carlisle Performance & Style Teaser

[slushfilms]

As seen in the upcoming DVD release 'project: 717'.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dx5sqJmkFU

[james_ls]

You guys really need to sell that fisheye adapter.

[JDMTyler3326]

It is a good video. But how does the person in the beginning see over the dash?

[01bb6er]

glad I didn't go this year

[slushfilms]

Originally Posted by JDMTyler3326

It is a good video. But how does the person in the beginning see over the dash?

I use a periscope, keep me stealthy, law would never pull over an Evo with a periscope.

[slushfilms]

Originally Posted by james_ls

You guys really need to sell that fisheye adapter.

We use it for second angles and interviews, we usually have 3 cameras (2 long lens 1 fisheye) but it was such a ****ty day that we didn't feel like dragging everything out.

[cupofnoodles]

was pretty good

[slushfilms]

Originally Posted by cupofnoodles

was pretty good

Thanks bud. Love the Domo avatar!

[ketchup!]

Originally Posted by cupofnoodles

was pretty good

wtf were you watching. this video was horrible. lol

[SlideWayzS13]

Originally Posted by civicboy18974

wtf were you watching. This video was horrible. Lol

+11111

[Bsaint]

Well I'm going to try and stay as constructive as possible, because being in the video world is hard, not only takes lots of time and money but patients and skill. It looks like you spent a lot of time editing this video and from what you say a lot of footage usually to go through editing so props on that.

But this is what I know... now a days it is extremely hard to push these sort of video's unless they stand out. The quality and footage looks like just a normal Vx2000 or GL2 shot in 4:3 with no color correction and filters. Now if it was 6-7 years ago there wouldn't be a problem, however now a days it's extremely hard. If this is just a hobby for you and you want to just share coverage of car events then great keep doing what you are doing. But from the way it looks, saying you have 3 cameras and want to do a DVD its going to be a task.

If I was you what I would do is, sell 2 of the camera's and pick up a Panasonic HMC150 or Sony Fx1. or another prosumer HD camera and take your time. Still keep one of your camera's with the lens for inside and on car shots but mainly focus on quality.

Also it's a good idea to try and use Music that is catchy not just stuff you like.

Example:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WLh61aMuWE

[97TurboDSM]

that video would have given michael j. fox a seizure

[DPancoast]

its got potential, but having the screen change with EVERY beat progression got old after the 3rd time....

[slushfilms]

Originally Posted by Bsaint

Well I'm going to try and stay as constructive as possible, because being in the video world is hard, not only takes lots of time and money but patients and skill. It looks like you spent a lot of time editing this video and from what you say a lot of footage usually to go through editing so props on that.

But this is what I know... now a days it is extremely hard to push these sort of video's unless they stand out. The quality and footage looks like just a normal Vx2000 or GL2 shot in 4:3 with no color correction and filters. Now if it was 6-7 years ago there wouldn't be a problem, however now a days it's extremely hard. If this is just a hobby for you and you want to just share coverage of car events then great keep doing what you are doing. But from the way it looks, saying you have 3 cameras and want to do a DVD its going to be a task.

If I was you what I would do is, sell 2 of the camera's and pick up a Panasonic HMC150 or Sony Fx1. or another prosumer HD camera and take your time. Still keep one of your camera's with the lens for inside and on car shots but mainly focus on quality.

Also it's a good idea to try and use Music that is catchy not just stuff you like.

Example:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WLh61aMuWE

I actually have a Pana HVX200A along with the VX2000/2100's and just got 4 goprohd's for action and motorcycle stuff. I just got the HVX, so most of my new **** is shot 1080/24p. Friggin fills the P2's up real quick! I'm actually looking to sell one of the VX's and get another HVX200A so I'll have 2 HD angles, and the VX2K for low light.

Thanks for the input tho man, it's all love. I'm not saying I'm gods gift to videography, but I have some skill and potential. But you're right, video is cutthroat and it takes alot of cheese. I know I've dumped enough dough this year to buy another used Evo lol. But you're right, you gotta stand out, the world loves controversy. We got that covered, and once I get settled in down in Baltimore ya'll will see some raw ass ****... we're just warming up the ovens right now.

[Bsaint]

Originally Posted by slushfilms

I actually have a Pana HVX200A along with the VX2000/2100's and just got 4 goprohd's for action and motorcycle stuff. I just got the HVX, so most of my new **** is shot 1080/24p. Friggin fills the P2's up real quick! I'm actually looking to sell one of the VX's and get another HVX200A so I'll have 2 HD angles, and the VX2K for low light.

Nice, I shot a few things with the HVX, but I hated it. P2 cards are out of date already and waaaay too expensive ($1,000 a piece). The HMC150 shoots in a higher resolution 1920x1080 and uses SD cards much more affordable and easy to carry. It's pretty much the same price of an HVX but with the money you would save on P2 cards is welllll worth it.

But good luck with the shooting.

[OMG JDM]

what was with all those "flashes"?