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Eddie Eagle
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 Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 10:04 am Post subject: Full Production Trailer |
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Here's a fictional movie trailer for yer plezure.
Music is composed with my Roland Keyboard.
War battle lifted from an undisclosed source.
VO recorded with 2 mics 415 and NTK and mixed.
www.movietrailerguy.com/audiofiles/WOD.mp3
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Rob Ellis
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| Posted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 7:44 am Post subject: |
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| Since you posted it in the critique section, I am assuming you wanted some feedback......I liked that you didn't try to go too deep or ballsy which is a common detour that happens in movie trailer voice efforts.....on the part where you said "war" and "greed" I felt you were maybe hitting those words a little too hard....I would suggest backing off there in volume but of course still injecting intensity. Production value=good. |
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Eddie Eagle
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| Posted: Fri Jun 06, 2008 11:40 am Post subject: |
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Hi Rob,
Thanks for the reply, I appreciate the feedback. Good point on the War and Greed delivery. A balancing act to be sure to keep intensity and not go too over the top (although some directors would prefer it due to their passion and bloodletting into their projects). I agree with you and visuals would typically carry the feel of the scenes with the voice under. I think I was conjuring the "B" adventure movie imaging when I did that and it found it's way in. When I do trailers I like to feel like I'm telling a short story yet pepper some tease elements into parts so I don't have that ballsy delivery all the time, unless the script just yells for it.
Eddie |
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