My New Color Correction Demo Reel

[Paul Escandon]

All I see is a template GoDaddy page.

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Paul Escandon
Producer | Director | Editor
Apple Certified Trainer – Final Cut Pro
Oremus Productions
http://www.oremusproductions.com
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Adjunct Professor of Media
John Paul the Great Catholic University

[Winston A. cely]

I thought it was great. I like the consistency in your titles. A lot of times people start throwing titles all over the place and it distracts/detracts from the video. The only critical comment is that one or two shots were a little hard to tell that they were corrected, but that might provide a nice balance in work; i.e. you don’t do just high impact, stylizations, but some more down to earth stuff too.

Winston A. Cely
Editor/Owner | Della St. Media, LLC

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[Shane Ross]

YOu know there is a DEMO REEL forum that would be more appropriate place to post this:

https://forums.creativecow.net/viewforum/173

Shane

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[Michael Brodner]

Ah thank you shane. I was unaware. I will go ahead and post it there as well.

Bones

[Paul Escandon]

Wow – I finally was able to load it and noticed something – I used JUSTICE too for the background music for my new demo reel (www.oremusproductions.com). Their music is so perfectly fitting for cutting end demo reels.

Oh, and I think the work is solid. I like how the vignette wipes on during the wide shot for the gun battle.

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Paul Escandon
Producer | Director | Editor
Apple Certified Trainer – Final Cut Pro
Oremus Productions
http://www.oremusproductions.com
– –
Adjunct Professor of Media
John Paul the Great Catholic University

[Boyd Mccollum]

I agree with the comments that others have posted. The one thing that would be nice to see, if you have the footage to work with, is matching footage across a scene. You know where the reverse angle shot might be underexposed and they forgot to white balance the two shot, or the lighting just doesn’t match in some other way, basically where the raw footage has totally different looks and you need to bring them together in one scene. Something like that would really standout.

[Chris Poisson]

All I see is a GoDaddy link page.

Have a wonderful day.