Dogs of Dover -- the movie

[Les]

Good, fun video. Managed to hold my attention and keep me smiling throughout. I liked the use of humour and the way you kept the story moving forward. Some of the technical aspects were a bit clunky, though it could be argued that just added to the charm of the piece. There were a lot of one-off elements in there too, which could make following up with a sequel difficult, so don't be concerned if you find you have to do something completely different next time just to keep moving forward. Keep doing what's fun for you, not just what you think you 'should' do based on the perceived expectations of your 'audience'. Wouldn't mind seeing how far you can take the dogs-as-actors angle though. Thanks for sharing.

[ATAG_Snapper]

Thanks again for the feedback. I had several video and audio tracks going to handle the green screen elements, music, CoD noises, and verbal dubbings. It was a bear to edit on many fronts -especially the scene-to-scene transitions- but a fantastic learning exercise both in filming and in the post processing. There are a lot of things I'd do differently knowing what I do now, but a reshoot was not in the cards. But it was a ton of fun all through!

I won't do a sequel, but will be making more CoD videos down the line. There are so many good CoD vids out there now that I have to think of ways to make things a little different perspective-wise. But this is definitely the place to premiere 'em!

Holy snappers!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QTAJkFa8-g

[ATAG_Snapper]

Originally Posted by 41Sqn_Stormcrow

Holy snappers!

Crikey, Stormcrow -- that was one wild ride!!!!! LOL

[nearmiss]

Some people go all out for their dogs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZmCEWK1ffI

[ATAG_Snapper]

Originally Posted by nearmiss

Some people go all out for their dogs.

Ha! That video was brutal!!!!

One thing I like about MY dog.....if I talked that kind of shyte to him, he'd bite my kneecap! LOL