djnick deetronic - it’s coming - teaser 1 (2012)
Let me know what do you think
djnick deetronic - it’s coming - teaser 1 (2012)
Let me know what do you think
Nice work! How long did the video take to create?
Thanks
Well in short - it took me a couple of days to travel by bike interesting places and record up to 1 minute of environment.
Then I start building scenes and tracking… and it start taking around a month. But then I jumped into the multimedia work [music, sfx, interfaces, design, other videos] for clients… and these files are still around on my hard disk for now almost 3 years [!]
I think it was pity to stay there so it took me 2 days to make a quick and short trailer
Song is 90% done [with my voice singing] and I plan to release it soon… but every day I got new client so I suppose finishing video will take more than I expected.
In rough I think it could be all done in 2 or 3 months at all.
Very nice work!
Quite a pity about the interlacing, though. Hopefully you can upgrade to a progressive cam soon and continue doing more awesome stuff like this
Exactly. I was very sad when noticed that this cam scored 93% [3 years ago] and does not have: progressive mode and does not have possibility to connect external microphone so I can record some tv shows or so. And it costed me 750 euros
Great video! Rocking composition too. Interesting to hear the whole song!
It would be nice to have a video for a composition. But I’d rather concentrate on my music since my time is limited too. I wonder, if there are any good tools that would more or less “generate” some kind of music video for a song? (smarter than windows movie maker). Or are there producers that could just make a video for my composition online with affordable price?
Well if you don`t want to bother with animating and so - try searching “free animation loops” on google or Youtube, and download some of them OR use Fraps and capture full screen audio plugin from WinAMP or AImp Simple but effective. Then import video files / captures to your program’s time line and render output. This is the easiest way [I suppose].