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99 Red Balloons - Music Video

By Arktic of Rob and Arktic

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A music video for the Goldfinger cover version of 99 Red Balloons :)

This was coursework that me and a friend did for this year's practical unit of Media Studies.

It was shot on a Cannon XM2, and AlamDV2 and Chromanator were used for the special effects sequences - some of which have turned out better than expected, other which aren't as perfect as we would have liked them to be (the morph that was thrown in the day before it had to be handed in springs to mind!). If we weren't working to a strict deadline, we would have re-shot quite a substantial ammount (or infact, we would have been able to take our time to get it right the first time!).

This was also my first attempt at using Chromanator, so it was tough trying to work out how to acomplish shots and get the keying right, while still being new to the program and working to a deadline. However, the chroma-key shots in the video seem to have come out a whole lot better than they would have done if we had relied on Adobe Premiere's keying tools.

We've received mainly positive feedback about the video from the people who've seen it so far - we know that there are bits that seem as though they aren't quite right, but in terms of A-level coursework, me and Rob think it's pretty good.

The compression has reduced the quality a fair ammount - but it's made the file a more managable size.

Major kudos goes to Rob for helping to make some proper bo dreams come true ;) Also MAJOR thanks goes to Slick and Marek for hosting the file. Please visit www.afcommunity.com!

Constructive criticisms are welcome! I hope you enjoy it :)

 

Movie downloads

99 Red Balloons Music VideoWindows Media320 x 2403m 48s9.58MBDownload
 

Reviews and Comments

mikeysnipaa (16th Dec 2006 16:29)

pretty tight, im sure that was a good bit of work. kool stuff

 

Serpent (31st Aug 2006 06:23)

I hosted it a while ago. Hopefully Arktic will update his links, but in the mean time watch this classic here.

 

MC Turtl3n3ck (6th Jul 2006 00:39)

Serpent wrote:
That is still ska then... That's like saying metal isn't rock. It is, but it's possible to narrow it down more... Anyways, this needs to be put online again. Arktic obviously has ties to the FXH team so they haven't taken the page down, but it has been down for AGES but the movie still up. I remember a much shorter limit. I'd gladly host it.
youre right, it is technically ska, but not in my book(i used to be a ska-addict a while back ). I agree also that this vid needs to be reposted, it looks good