I would like to thank every one for there support. Im new at this video editing stuff. So I hope you enjoy it.

VIDEO----> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkghTLVkf68

Tons of PICS------> https://www.rx7club.com/se-rx-7-forum-35/orlando-speedworld-cfra-gathering-pics-604267/

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cool

 

Good job!!

 

Certain parts of that video looked familar. What were the areas you stopped at? The McDonalds looked like the one on
I-Drive, but it couldn't be that McDonalds. I don't know. As far as video editing goes, since it was your first time, you did a good job with the music. I applaud you on that. When it comes to showing the racing scenes, you through it at me like a sucker punch. Fonts and colors....stay away from the beginning fonts and colors you used. The "CFRA Production," the colors were more of an 80's feel to me. I did like how you ended the whole thing, though.

 

First Place is the Target at Hunters Creek. The second place is at the Waterford lakes and the Mcdonalds is the one close to Speedworld on 50. I need to find out how I can keep the picture quality. I was using some editing software that came with the camara. Im going to try windows movie maker next time see how that works. Thanks Guys.

 

hey if you want to keep the quality make sure you are using the proper camera first .. nothing less then a mini-dv or a high-def/harddrive

If you want a hand lemme know ... I have more then enough time to mess around with editing and doing chopping of the vid

 

good job on the vid

 

windows movie maker is a joke .. it doesn't even let you layer tracks. if you want something that is actually not bad for beginner/intermediate i woudl suggest i movie

 

Thanks We'll have to get together and play around with some of this stuff soon.
AC

 

iMovie? that's for amateurs. If you want the best, buy Final Cut Pro. Movie trailers are made with this program. Thing is, you'd have to pay between 1 and 3grand for it. Stick to i Movie.