There's a lot of range of what's possible within this style; match-cuts covers a lot of territory. The song snippet I'm playing with has a mixture of fast and slow and I'm planning to take advantage of that and vary my cutting speeds. Don't forget that slow music also has a beat and you should pay attention to where it is.
My general advice to new vidders about song selection is don't get too married to a song. If you think something will work but when you sit down to work it doesn't seem to be, cut your losses and try something else. I'm not sure if that advice applies here, since there may be value in this as a vidding exercise in keeping at it even if it's not working. So I don't know, pick something based on your intuition and stick with it even if you don't know how to do it and you'll probably learn SOMETHING at least?
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Date: 2020-03-29 05:33 pm (UTC)My general advice to new vidders about song selection is don't get too married to a song. If you think something will work but when you sit down to work it doesn't seem to be, cut your losses and try something else. I'm not sure if that advice applies here, since there may be value in this as a vidding exercise in keeping at it even if it's not working. So I don't know, pick something based on your intuition and stick with it even if you don't know how to do it and you'll probably learn SOMETHING at least?