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Results 1 - 5 of 6
Drive In - Hike Out
Posted on January 27th, 2012 Written on MHart's blog
Three days ago, January 24, I set out to film my project for the Video Storytelling Intermediate course. It's about my friend from work who fur traps. I scheduled the whole day to shoot and he drove me as far as he could into the mountains in his Ford Ranger. It had just snowed the previouse night, so there was four inches of fresh snow on about two inches of ice. We snowshoed in about a mile to where his trap line was in the canyon, then back; a total distance of around 3 miles. It was an AWSOM
What's Next?
Posted on January 18th, 2012 Written on MHart's blog
I'm comming off the buzz of my early success with 'The Making of an Artist'. I'm hoping it's not just beginners luck! But, it's time to move on. I just compleated the Storytelling Intermediate Course. I wish I had watched that before my first video! There's a lot of good advice in that course. So, I'm going to focus my efforst on a project targeting that course's material. I really like the 1 minute format. It's a great challenge! I noticed that when I was editing, the 1 minute rule really helpe
Surprised!
Posted on January 17th, 2012 Written on MHart's blog
Hello New York Video School! Well, I just check to see if my project was finished processing and was posted yet and to my GREAT SURPRISE, I already had 128 views in 22 hours with 6 people who liked it on facebook! Wow! Thank you so much for all your support, I'm glad you took a look and hope you enjoyed it. I also invite you to make comments. I'm new at this and I was hoping to benifit from your feedback. I am open to all comments, just please be honest and tell me what's on your mind. Thank you
Crossing the Finish Line
Posted on January 16th, 2012 Written on MHart's blog
All done! Voice over narration was a lot more fun and interesting than I thought it was going to be. It was easy! It really tied the project together. I've uploaded the video and is now scheduled for processing. So, hopefully that gets done soon and you can watch. This was my first video project, so I hope you will leave feedback. Good or bad, I would appreciate your comments and I am always open to suggestions. See you on the next one!
Falling Forward
Posted on January 14th, 2012 Written on MHart's blog
Finished shooting my project. My mother's birthday is coming up, so I decided to make the Story Telling Basics project about her story as a proffessional artist. I'm already learning so much. I came home with 57 min. of raw footage! I know, crazy. It's a 1 min. project. But, most of the material was in the interviews. At the time, I hadn't watched the more advanced tutorials about, "Asking the question that begs to be asked." So, I asked a lot of questions that will never make it in. Ooops. I a
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