Ivanka Majic wrote:
>
> On 30/11/10 17:51, j_baer wrote:
>> Ivanka Majic wrote:
>>
>>> The original video was purposefully light and think that the music you
>>> have chosen, while a lovely track in it's own right, flattens the
>>> experience and makes it heavy. I also think you could do more with the
>>> intro and exit sequences. "Discover computing as it should be" is quite
>>> a nice line but what is the idea you are trying to portray? Black is all
>>> very hard, heavy and serious; is that Ubuntu?
>>>
>>> Ivanka
>>>
>> Ivanka
>>
>> What I liked most about the music is the title and the way the tempo
>> matched
>> the cadence of the promo video. The video clip convey's a great message
>> and
>> the Design Team did a nice job putting it together.
>>
>>
> I love that you took what was there and worked on it to make it more. I
> think this is a really interesting idea and that if you take the time to
> explore a little what values the video already has you could make it so
> much more. Now that the tool has been mastered, the exploration can
> commence! Do you think that the video is more about a tune like this:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4FaGacwtd4 - that it is how I see it:
> light, dynamic, fun, friendly, happy! It moves with bounce and energy -
> Ubuntu is clever enough that it doesn't have to take itself too
> seriously. The pictograms have some of that: they are constrained within
> a circle, they are clever but they are approachable. The pictograms you
> have explored for the Artwork logo reflect that work - is there
> something you could borrow from that?
>
> What do you think about writing a blog post about how to use OpenShot?
> Perhaps we could work on a mood board for the video together and then
> you could include that in the blog post by way of setting out a
> challenge for people? There could be a visual and a sound mood board.
> Maybe we could find some Creative Commons tunes here that we could use?
> http://soundcloud.com/groups/ubuntu-free-culture-showcase
>
> Ivanka
>
> Canonical Design Team
> m: 07968704460
> e: ivanka.ma...@canonical.com
>
Ivanka,
Thank you for your comments. I really like what PiTiVi has accomplished to
date but improvements lag behind other products such as OpenShot and
Kdenlive. IMO Ubuntu needs a robust video editor targeted to "not
professionally trained" individuals.
I like the idea of an OpenShot screen cast and I will see if I can squeeze
it in. :-)
A source of sounds I have used in the past is http://www.freesound.org/
FreeSound Org .
Best regards,
John
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