Memorial Weekend Video

[Toy4ever]

This is the first video i have ever made! Tell me what you think!

YouTube - 97 Toyota 4Runner

 

[LINY4Runner]

cool vid, a little shaky camera work though...google this: Fat Gecko Mini

 

[Toy4ever]

Yeah its definitely a work in progress but it was fun to make! :drummer:

 

[K.C.]

97 Toyota 4Runner
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nW444GstPlI

thank you Toy4ever

 

[Toy4ever]

Now that i know how to do it and with some friendly advice there should be many more to come!

I am headed out to Yosemite in 2 weeks and will hopefully come back loaded with some footage for everyone to witness. :hatsoff:

 

[Mr. Leary]

Try to get more shots of the rig from outside of it... the bouncy ones in the cab never come out very well.

Rule of thirds for photography... google it.

Do not be afraid to pan out for wide angle shots... they usually come out great.

Follow the truck through shots sparingly, as it lacks depth and scope. It is cool from time to time, but can remove the truck from the landscape... making the shot look like just another wheeling shot.

Good start. Good luck. Looking forward to more videos.