12. What's the best vidding advice you've ever come across? Know the audience. I believe in vidding what you want, regardless, but I think it's important to know what kind of reaction to expect up front. If you're passionate about doing a video game action vid to thrash metal, go for it. But if you're doing that for a slash con, you have to know that it's probably not going to go over as well as it might in another forum. Don't let it stop you if it's what you really want to do, but know what to expect.
13. What's the worst vidding advice you've ever come across? Different things work for different people, so the worst for me may be the best for someone else. But I got a lot of advice early on about visualizing every beat of the song, and I think that hamstrung me for a bit.
15. Do you work mostly from start to finish, or do you vid sections out of order? My program is linear so I'm forced to go from start to finish, in order. Every program I've ever used has been linear, so I've never done it any other way. I think that does force you to think about narrative progression and build in a certain way.
Know the audience. I believe in vidding what you want, regardless, but I think it's important to know what kind of reaction to expect up front. If you're passionate about doing a video game action vid to thrash metal, go for it. But if you're doing that for a slash con, you have to know that it's probably not going to go over as well as it might in another forum. Don't let it stop you if it's what you really want to do, but know what to expect.
13. What's the worst vidding advice you've ever come across?
Different things work for different people, so the worst for me may be the best for someone else. But I got a lot of advice early on about visualizing every beat of the song, and I think that hamstrung me for a bit.
15. Do you work mostly from start to finish, or do you vid sections out of order?
My program is linear so I'm forced to go from start to finish, in order. Every program I've ever used has been linear, so I've never done it any other way. I think that does force you to think about narrative progression and build in a certain way.
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