Please Watch v2
- Thread starter Fran DC
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It's ok. But you need to make the flourishes smoother, try going out and choosing a different location to film. Oh and music, try getting instrumental music (no words)
good luck with future videos My pleasure, uhmm look it is sometimes difficult to find instrumental songs.
just have a look for any music with a nice beat.
have a look on YouTube.
Well if the point of the video is to show off what you can do with a deck of cards then you kind of achieve it. It's obvious you put a lot of time and work into mastering your moves, but that isn't to say that there isn't room for improvement. I'd keep at it, and practice until everything looks and feels butter slick.
The biggest problem you're facing is that your videos are typical of the teen to twenty age range youtube magician. Ambiguous crotch, and decapitated chest shots, no spoken patter, and horrible music selections to accompany your magic. Try to produce a higher quality video, and put more time into the video production. In fact you should be spending as much time producing a quality video as you are learning to produce quality magic. Consider your back ground, your sound, the message you're trying to send, your music selections, etc. Also try to not just cut off mid song, mid performance like this one does. It feels very disjointed. Remember you are an entertainer, so try to entertain!
The biggest problem you're facing is that your videos are typical of the teen to twenty age range youtube magician. Ambiguous crotch, and decapitated chest shots, no spoken patter, and horrible music selections to accompany your magic. Try to produce a higher quality video, and put more time into the video production. In fact you should be spending as much time producing a quality video as you are learning to produce quality magic. Consider your back ground, your sound, the message you're trying to send, your music selections, etc. Also try to not just cut off mid song, mid performance like this one does. It feels very disjointed. Remember you are an entertainer, so try to entertain!
I'm no flourisher, but I'd say that the fewer cuts between flourishes/moves I see in a cardistry video, the more I enjoy it. As other people have said, have it flow-- try and put the skill of all those moves together in some logical sequence, with good editing, and some appropriate music to accompany it. Otherwise, looking like you have a good start!