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Theme weddings!!!

X-rob
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Apr 29, 2003, 1:54 AM

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I have only had the pleasure of shooting one themed wedding and wanted to
share a demo from it. I hope you enjoy it.

It's a bit of a surprise so I hope it put's a smile on your face.

cheers
rob

X-Gregory_Lee
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Apr 29, 2003, 2:22 AM

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Very impressive! Definitely "MTV" style.
What software did you use to edit? I wouldn't even know how to describe some of those Special FX.

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: I have only had the pleasure of shooting one themed wedding and wanted to
: share a demo from it. I hope you enjoy it.
:
: It's a bit of a surprise so I hope it put's a smile on your face.

: cheers
: rob

X-Rob_S
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Apr 29, 2003, 9:00 AM

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Very Cool! How did you do the "shaky" footage? After Effects? If so, how?
Thanks!
Rob S.

X-rob
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Apr 29, 2003, 4:52 PM

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Thanks for the compliments. I do have AE but I hardly use it for weddings. You
can use AE to do this effect but I was able to achieve the same feel/effect
without leaving my editing application. My NLE application is Final Cut Pro and
the shaky effect is using the Eureka Jiggle filter which is a free third party filter
(there are a few settings to play with and then keyframing). I also use the hard
light composite mode in FCP to make that specific video track have a harsher/
harder look to it.
Just start playing around (if you ever have time) and you'll be surprised with
what you get.

cheers
rob