Making Movies

Originally Posted by jghilino

Thats my 2 cents whether you want it or not =)

yeah I'll take it, where do I leave the change?
just kidding

Originally Posted by Gravitar

Already done, look at Mike The Scrapper. He also endorses Rockaway Recycling, scrap metal forum, and Top Dollar Mobile.

Don't forget http://tnttooling

yes, Mike, Mike, Mike, Jack, Jack, Jack, two good looking roosters from two different countries, both on the other side of the planet from me, if I was in the states i'd just shut up, watch, listen & learn, but everything's upside down here, we drive on the other side of the road, we talk in kilo's not pounds, pounds make everything seem a lot more then there is, like 100 kg's, nice round figure, easy, well that's 220 pounds, sounds like a lot and because it's 2.2 lb to 1 kilo it makes little things hard to work out like the quarter pounder at maccas, sounds like a big piece of meat, 1/4 pounder!
but it's 113 grams, woopee do, 113 grams is a nibble.
and there's other things that i'd like to do that whilst it may of already been done, i'd like my own version.

I got a video and a soft light, thinking that might help me look a bit less scary, was thinking about doing them wearing a face mask and doing like a thrash metal theme or something but think i'll just start with introducing my hands, scrap a tv, maybe a printer until I get confidence, aventually i'd like to make scrapping movies naked, so I can teach people how to scrap things safely even with your dangly bits swinging, who needs gloves!

But yeah, aside from the business of scrapping which i'll cover on a small scale, i'd like to look at scrapping from a hobby angle more so, so it won't be about how quickly I can rip into things, my productivity or even my upcoming business venture, it would be more like de-manufacturing things opposite to how they put things together as a subject itself, and going out when hard rubbish season is happening, rather then video's for scrappers I think they might be more for those that just wanna ride the waves with me in the van and general interest viewers looking for local content.

Originally Posted by greytruck

If making a movie. make sure you have a video editor program on your computer to clean it up. edit out the parts of scenes that take to long, Mistakes and add the do overs. Not all videos are created equal.

This is where I might have a problem as i'm not normally good with editing software, or any major software.
think it'll be a while until I release my first, I'm hoping I can upload videos without it being visible to public first?

yeah the parts that take so long are something I thought about, planning ahead rather then going head first into things would save time editing, I find it boring watching guys undo screws for ever just to get to the next series of screws.
they could take off most, place things back on and just remove as the video's rolling, I dunno, I guess it's easy saying that from an armchair, i'll have to try do a test run just to see if I can actually do it.

Don't forget billy (From Au)