'Remastered' Vid -'Signal To Noise' - Serenity

[thedothatgirl]

Way back when I was using WMM (haha yes, I remember) I made this vid. I have promised myself for the last couple of years that I would go back and 'redo' with higher quality source, fix those nagging technical faults (no thanks WMM) and change those clips choices that always got to me every time I rewatched it.  Now it's done and here it is, shinier and better. There's a faiir few scenes that I've changed but the essence of the orignal vid remain.  Something that I just had to do.



Fandom: Serenity (2005) with a smidgen of Firefly.
Music : Signal to Noise by Peter Gabriel
Length: 5:55mins
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Description: Focusing on Mal & River's struggle against the Alliance in Serenity. Send out the signal, wipe out the noise.
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Comments

[how-obscure.livejournal.com]

Wow. This is high quality stuff--well timed, crisp footage, deft use of effects. You took shots that have been used many times before and managed to make them feel unique. Color me impressed.

[thedothatgirl.livejournal.com]

Thank you very much! I'm glad you were impressed :)

[how-obscure.livejournal.com]

I meant to ask you in my original comment on this vid but I forgot and then debated whether or not I should come back and ask--what program do you use and is it available as freeware? I've made one vid so far using WMM. I want to make more, but I'm hesitant to do so using that program.

[thedothatgirl.livejournal.com]

I don't mind you asking at all! I currently use ULEAD 11 but it's not freeware unfortunately. A very popular choice amongst vidders is Sony Vegas in it's various forms. You can get free trial for it and probably for the current version of ULEAD too.

I used WMM for 4 years and found lots of bolt on effects and transitions that made it do things that it really shouldn't ( it quite often let me know). The original of this vid was made in WMM but ultimately the lack of extra video tracks made me push onto a different editor. The vidding community here is great for links and advice for what to use.

[how-obscure.livejournal.com]

Thanks!