I began a YouTube channel of silent hiking films and nature videos about 3 years and been working to grow my channel steadily. Here is the link to my channel: YouTube.com/@Zoomdak
I'd love to see your videography work too, so please share your YouTube/Vimeo/Instagram etc!
I've just subscribed and I'll go and watch the videos :)
You live in one of the places I love the most, but I was not able to visit (I've been to US but only in California).
Here you can see my channel - AlexKC, which is focused on several things - landscape videos (the last one in Iceland), episodes where I speak - in Italian - about photography (I'm planning to make an English version of those ones) and also on music since I'm a trained musician and composer.
It would be cool to have the other channels listed here so we can subscribe :)
I've just subscribed and I'll go and watch the videos :)
You live in one of the places I love the most, but I was not able to visit (I've been to US but only in California).
Here you can see my channel - AlexKC, which is focused on several things - landscape videos (the last one in Iceland), episodes where I speak - in Italian - about photography (I'm planning to make an English version of those ones) and also on music since I'm a trained musician and composer.
It would be cool to have the other channels listed here so we can subscribe :)
Agreed, would love to see whoever has a channel to share!
And incredible Iceland footage. Your cinematography is spot on!
I've just subscribed and I'll go and watch the videos :)
You live in one of the places I love the most, but I was not able to visit (I've been to US but only in California).
Here you can see my channel - AlexKC, which is focused on several things - landscape videos (the last one in Iceland), episodes where I speak - in Italian - about photography (I'm planning to make an English version of those ones) and also on music since I'm a trained musician and composer.
It would be cool to have the other channels listed here so we can subscribe :)
Agreed, would love to see whoever has a channel to share!
And incredible Iceland footage. Your cinematography is spot on!
Thank you! I'm watching your videos... I should definitely come to Oregon, it's an amazing area!
What about cinematography in 3D? This is what I am currently working on:
Underwater Mystery
Any feedback will be appreciated as I have been doing this for 4 weeks now and I find it difficult to look at it from "outside"(I created the environment, added the corals, animated the diver and other objects, multiple cameras etc, lots of work)
Especially for Bear - there is a soundtrack starting from gentle underwater music, joined by the sound of bubbles and breathing when diver appears, then it gets scary and loud when flying over dead corals.
What about cinematography in 3D? This is what I am currently working on:
Underwater Mystery
Any feedback will be appreciated as I have been doing this for 4 weeks now and I find it difficult to look at it from "outside"(I created the environment, added the corals, animated the diver and other objects, multiple cameras etc, lots of work)
Especially for Bear - there is a soundtrack starting from gentle underwater music, joined by the sound of bubbles and breathing when diver appears, then it gets scary and loud when flying over dead corals.
My experience with creating animated films is pretty limited, but the little I know is even a short film like this is a ton of work! Especially with a complex environment like underwater with so much movement, animals, and lighting! And then the sound design to go with it. Keep up the good work!
Here's a fun one I just did.. Not on my Youtube channel, but more of just a fun quick test of technique I did this morning. (I cared so little I didn't even put my shoes on all the way.. Didn't expect it to be half this cool/fun..)
Here's a fun one I just did.. Not on my Youtube channel, but more of just a fun quick test of technique I did this morning. (I cared so little I didn't even put my shoes on all the way.. Didn't expect it to be half this cool/fun..)
Here's a fun one I just did.. Not on my Youtube channel, but more of just a fun quick test of technique I did this morning. (I cared so little I didn't even put my shoes on all the way.. Didn't expect it to be half this cool/fun..)
Here's a fun one I just did.. Not on my Youtube channel, but more of just a fun quick test of technique I did this morning. (I cared so little I didn't even put my shoes on all the way.. Didn't expect it to be half this cool/fun..)
What about cinematography in 3D? This is what I am currently working on:
Underwater Mystery
Any feedback will be appreciated as I have been doing this for 4 weeks now and I find it difficult to look at it from "outside"(I created the environment, added the corals, animated the diver and other objects, multiple cameras etc, lots of work)
Especially for Bear - there is a soundtrack starting from gentle underwater music, joined by the sound of bubbles and breathing when diver appears, then it gets scary and loud when flying over dead corals.
Only 4 weeks?! I'm really impressed. I always wanted to try, but I knew it won't be easy. I subscribed to your channel :)
The town is famous for its many towers (in ancient times there were 70 of them!) and is in the magnificent Tuscany landscape area, near to the famous Val d'Orcia
The town is famous for its many towers (in ancient times there were 70 of them!) and is in the magnificent Tuscany landscape area, near to the famous Val d'Orcia
The town is famous for its many towers (in ancient times there were 70 of them!) and is in the magnificent Tuscany landscape area, near to the famous Val d'Orcia
The town is famous for its many towers (in ancient times there were 70 of them!) and is in the magnificent Tuscany landscape area, near to the famous Val d'Orcia
I remember San Gimignano vividly even though it's been well over 60 years since I visited :-)
Great video, Alessandro, as always. Was the footage from two different times of the year? The ice is very photogenic :)
I am curious about inspiration for music, I read that most Icelanders have genes from British Isles, was this the reason for Scottish accents in your composition?
Great video, Alessandro, as always. Was the footage from two different times of the year? The ice is very photogenic :)
I am curious about inspiration for music, I read that most Icelanders have genes from British Isles, was this the reason for Scottish accents in your composition?
Sorry Margaret, I forgot to reply: yes, two different times, but just a few days, the second was 15° colder than the first.
As for the bagpipes, I think they are so epic that they can't be used only in Scotland and decided to go with them! ^_^
I keep this thread alive, not starting a new one, to show you my last video. This time I wanted to follow the Fall/Halloween mood filming a gothic story, set in the woods of my region. This is Samhain's night and I really hope you like it or at least be a little bit scared of :)
