Jay, May 07th
Jay, May 07th
Hello Modified,
My sister bought a new camera, and I had yet to make a footbag video on anything other than my laptop. I learned that IMovie is actually pretty easy, and Final cut pro's rendering times are inhuman.
The video is pretty long, roughly 13 minutes of divx compression. I certainly did my share of bopping, as 90% of the surfaces were loose dirt and as it was my willing and, generous sister I didn't want to take too long and mostly did one string per spot. Because of this, repetitive strings made the final cut because of the change in scenery, that I didn't want to leave out.
Anyway, skip through as much as you like, but I'd love to hear any feedback on what parts you do make it through. Thanks, and here is the link (If .org took videos in divx or 102 mb I would have loaded it there...Sorry)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LWHV4530
My sister bought a new camera, and I had yet to make a footbag video on anything other than my laptop. I learned that IMovie is actually pretty easy, and Final cut pro's rendering times are inhuman.
The video is pretty long, roughly 13 minutes of divx compression. I certainly did my share of bopping, as 90% of the surfaces were loose dirt and as it was my willing and, generous sister I didn't want to take too long and mostly did one string per spot. Because of this, repetitive strings made the final cut because of the change in scenery, that I didn't want to leave out.
Anyway, skip through as much as you like, but I'd love to hear any feedback on what parts you do make it through. Thanks, and here is the link (If .org took videos in divx or 102 mb I would have loaded it there...Sorry)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LWHV4530
Jay Boychuk
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I'll download this when I get the chance!
*Downloading right now*
*Downloading right now*
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Awesome Jay. Everything looked really solid. Your style looks like it's still developing, which is great.
Most of your harder tricks looked really good. I liked Bedwetter.
The location was ridiculous. What is that exactly? I think you could have worn some brighter clothes to pop out more. Whatever.
I liked it.
Most of your harder tricks looked really good. I liked Bedwetter.
The location was ridiculous. What is that exactly? I think you could have worn some brighter clothes to pop out more. Whatever.
I liked it.
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Jay wins best scenery in a footbag movie ever in the history of the game. Congrats.
steel-like shred, Jay. . . but you already knew that
though not a huge trick for you by any means but the pdx flails looks really different and cool. Meh. I thought so anyway.
Tell your sister we said thanks. This was great. I got about 7 minutes into it. I 'll watch the rest tomorrow.
steel-like shred, Jay. . . but you already knew that
though not a huge trick for you by any means but the pdx flails looks really different and cool. Meh. I thought so anyway.
Tell your sister we said thanks. This was great. I got about 7 minutes into it. I 'll watch the rest tomorrow.
Pat Thomsen
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Jay,
If I'm ever in the neighborhood, I'de like you to take me to that little treasure of a ghost town. I felt like at any moment you'de find like a giant key that would open a semi-hidden door in the basement leading through a tunnel into a forest to a magical chasm where by saying the word inscribed on the trunk of an evergreen tree a magical chest would appear full of rubies, footbags, and gold. YEs. I was impressed with the shred too.
If I'm ever in the neighborhood, I'de like you to take me to that little treasure of a ghost town. I felt like at any moment you'de find like a giant key that would open a semi-hidden door in the basement leading through a tunnel into a forest to a magical chasm where by saying the word inscribed on the trunk of an evergreen tree a magical chest would appear full of rubies, footbags, and gold. YEs. I was impressed with the shred too.
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i watched the whole thing... and yeah, those abandoned buildings were AWESOME. best shred spot ever.
the shred was great too, i was really impressed. my faves were (not to spoil) the both sidedness of the difficult move at the very very end. it looked absolutely perfect. also, the music for the first half was killer, great bass.
seems to be like the bugs were a pain, but oh well. thanks jay!
the shred was great too, i was really impressed. my faves were (not to spoil) the both sidedness of the difficult move at the very very end. it looked absolutely perfect. also, the music for the first half was killer, great bass.
seems to be like the bugs were a pain, but oh well. thanks jay!
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This is a really awesome video!
I think it was maybe dragged out a little but it was really pretty so you can kinda get away with it.
I appreciate that you put alot of work into this, it really shows and it makes the video more enjoyable.
Your shred looked great, not too boppy like you warned. I think you played to the conditions.
I wish I could give you my crank!
You're a great guy Jay, keep it up.
I think it was maybe dragged out a little but it was really pretty so you can kinda get away with it.
I appreciate that you put alot of work into this, it really shows and it makes the video more enjoyable.
Your shred looked great, not too boppy like you warned. I think you played to the conditions.
I wish I could give you my crank!
You're a great guy Jay, keep it up.
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Great video Jay. Great shred. Great music. Great scenery. Just great.
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