#videomaking

Ok so I'm just now getting onto the edit-making scene. And, as with anything I do, I tend to dive headfirst into the deep end. Though I'm not super sure where to start with this one. I'm currently using Wondershare Filmora, which has been treating me well, but I'm not sure if it's the best thing out there. Any advice on good desktop (or mobile) programs?

Also, any tips on creating themes? I feel like a lot of the good edits tend to have consistent themes throughout the video.

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Mango PULP

a short life-take of an artist in quarantine

Berlin, April 2020  / Quarantine First

All’interno dello spettro dell’energia elettromagnetica, dai raggi gamma alle onde radio, l’occhio umano percepisce una piccola porzione che ci permette di vedere un'infinità di colori.

lFinal Animation

This is the final output I created after hours of modelling. After putting all the elements in the world, I created 5 motion path and attached cameras to them. All cameras had the same settings but unfortunately still some very visible cuts appears. I tried to get rid of them by adding more renders connecting motion paths together but it didn't work, and in the end I removed those additional renders. I really wanted animation to be smooth, and tried to make cuts as invisible as possible. The lack of time, skills and laptop that could render a whole animation at once forced me to just stick to what can be seen as a final animation. Even thought jumps between renders are visible I still like the outcome. I really like the black and white design of the elements, the movement of the cameras and the overal animation. When I rendered all the clips, I put them in after effects and adjusted colors, contrast and brightness so all clips looked the same, then I connected them in Adobe Premiere Pro and put the whole animation back into after effects. I added snow using shape layer with ellipse and here the next problem occured. My laptop couldn't handle so may shapes, the program crashed couple of times and I had many problems with making the snow look at least acceptable. Finally I was able to export animation with the snow, that can be seen in the final animation. It should look definitely better and I don't really like this element but I think it's better than not having snow at all.