I started off clipping for action and graphic matches, but when I was putting them in the timeline I fell into trying to match the lyrics, and the visual continuity suffered for it. And frankly, I found it harder to do! Many props to the vidders that do this well. (Am looking forward to viewing other folks' vids!)
I meant for the corridor scenes to be a throughline, but it doesn't quite come off. I did like how the clips with S&H in their cars turned out. There are a couple of glitchy things that I am *not* going to stress about.
I stuck with Starsky and Hutch, and intended to source clips from only four eps, in keeping with the general Vexercise guidelines, but alas, I ended up grabbing from five.
All in all, I think this exercise has made me more aware of how visual continuity is used. I hope to incorporate the technique more in the future 😊
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In the spirit of "done is better than perfect"...
Date: 2021-04-11 09:59 pm (UTC)Part Of Me, Part Of You
I started off clipping for action and graphic matches, but when I was putting them in the timeline I fell into trying to match the lyrics, and the visual continuity suffered for it. And frankly, I found it harder to do! Many props to the vidders that do this well. (Am looking forward to viewing other folks' vids!)
I meant for the corridor scenes to be a throughline, but it doesn't quite come off. I did like how the clips with S&H in their cars turned out. There are a couple of glitchy things that I am *not* going to stress about.
I stuck with Starsky and Hutch, and intended to source clips from only four eps, in keeping with the general Vexercise guidelines, but alas, I ended up grabbing from five.
All in all, I think this exercise has made me more aware of how visual continuity is used. I hope to incorporate the technique more in the future 😊