Post Your Videos Made With EDIUS

[GrassValley_PS]

Love Edius! https://youtu.be/-1ceUAVzn6U

Fun concept. Well done.

[mark williams]

Thanks Barry, glad that you enjoyed it.

[Barry C]

Mark, as always, a beautiful film!!

[mark williams]

A little lingering fall color.
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[Masterlearnerfoo]

Love Edius! https://youtu.be/-1ceUAVzn6U

[MrDave007]

Well Done Very Nice Video !

[Barry C]

Here is this year's night time lapse film. Due to Covid, bad weather, forest fires, smoke, etc., lots of film location travel plans had to be cancelled or changed. Fortunately, we were still able to get some great new Milky Way, and Neowise Comet lapses. So, lots of compositing was necessary to create and fill in the additional content which was needed. The new Threadripper 3960, made the process much easier!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MFRPJRcf2M4

[MrDave007]

All Videos are done with EDIUS, 8, & 9, soon to be X
https://www.youtube.com/user/AWDDesignStudios/videos

[Tobe]

Trailer for our upcoming feature length documentary...all EDIUS editing from a variety of sources with a variety of frame rates.

https://vimeo.com/435489256/e70f5db1ad

[nictau]

Be careful what kind of music you choose, since it creates the mood for the viewers. Heavy Metal Rock for such a peaceful and natural visual context seems to be a serious mismatch.

[Drbgaijin]

If you live in the same place for most of your life, you tend to get used to your environment and stop noticing everyday things.
When a stranger comes into your neighbourhood they are likely to notice the things that you no longer see.
Quite often, when a stranger asks a local person, "What is that over there?", a usual answer is likely to be, "I don't know. I haven't really noticed it before."
Even after 20 years in Japan my gaijin-eyes still find interesting things that my Japanese neighbours seldom pay attention to.
Here Megumi and I take a look at some Japanese rice farmers as the till their paddy fields and then plant rice seedlings in the soft muddy bottom.
We have used a mixture of footage taken both from ground level and from above.
Regards,
Douglas and Megumi

[Drbgaijin]

If you live in the same place for most of your life, you tend to get used to your environment and stop noticing everyday things.
When a stranger comes into your neighbourhood they are likely to notice the things that you no longer see.
Quite often, when a stranger asks a local person, "What is that over there?", a usual answer is likely to be, "I don't know. I haven't really noticed it before."
Even after 20 years in Japan my gaijin-eyes still find interesting things that my Japanese neighbours seldom pay attention to.
Here Megumi and I take a look at some Japanese rice farmers as the till their paddy fields and then plant rice seedlings in the soft muddy bottom.
We have used a mixture of footage taken both from ground level and from above.
Regards,
Douglas and Megumi

https://vimeo.com/437364292

[Captain]

Yep, just one of "those art things", edited in EDIUS. We do some of those "documentary things"also, edited in EDIUS.
https://www.documentaryworld.com/index.html

I liked that much more. However, I found many of the cuts too fast to watch the pictures comfortly. Always keep in mind that you want to show something to an audience that has not yet seen it! Particularly, if there is many details to see: give your audience time to explore them!

[Tobe]

Yep, just one of "those art things", edited in EDIUS. We do some of those "documentary things"also, edited in EDIUS.

https://www.documentaryworld.com/index.html

[Captain]

A short Corona themed video.
CLEANUP IN THE TIME OF CORONA

https://vimeo.com/410826746

Must be some of those art things... it is there, but it does not mean anything unless you are the creator.