Video Editting Is Hard Work
I just completed my second editing job for bowlingball.com’s bowling videos. I am an e-commerce programmer for crying out loud, not a video editor…
However, I must say that I am enjoying this very much. Learning something new is extremely exciting. I do not have a lot of artistic ability, but I must say that I am very pleased with the outcome. I know there are some things that I could have done much better, but I was under very intense time constraints.
We shot the video last night. I didn’t think about editing until this morning. I spent maybe 4-6 hours on the project, so I definitely can not complain.
Check it out at bowlingball.com’s Bowling Ball Reaction Video of the Smash Zone.
Kevin 3:19 pm on June 8, 2009 Permalink |
Hey! I love watching the video reviews you guys put out. I also have been using a wrist brace (storm's xf). I am looking to move towards a wrist brace like you are currently using, or something like a wristlet. I am wondering if there is any difference from the 2, or which would help support my wrist from breaking form, but still give me a little mobility. Thanks in advance, hopefully you'll see this!
John Congdon 4:48 pm on June 8, 2009 Permalink |
I actually have a couple that I use depending on how badly my wrist is hurting at the time. I prefer bowling without a wrist support, but as a computer programmer and outright lazy slob, I do not have enough wrist strength.
For an in between I use an Air Command, it is light weight and has flexibility. I have removed the metal piece that is in the palm because I do not like how it feels. The metal supports are held in by a velcro opening.
When my wrist is really hurting, I move to a Powerkoil wrist support that really locks me in to a position.
Let me know if you have any more questions.