Great job, good start and hopefuly more members will help in this. Its about time to wake up the sleeping masses. Stared and flagged.

Originally posted by Nichiren
Good job with the vid. Perfect length, too.

Unfortunately I disagree with your premise. I don't think we could handle the truth.

Funny...I can't handle lies.

The video is a very good rough draft. Heres my personal constructive criticism

Duration: 10+
Music: 10+
Material: 5

Personally, I would refrain from using the black and white photos(the big german ufo is usable though!), as they would likely turn off the casual viewer. Im a big UFO buff, and I dont feel they fit. I would also throw in a few little video clips. Maybe a very brief quip of someone talking (disclosure proj?), and I also think a brief 2-3 seconds of the more amazing footage from the NASA tether incident. If possible, I would also throw in the fact or idea that many big gov't around the world have released their UFO files, and ask what are we waiting for? Demand the truth!

I thought it was great but does need to have a little more length to it. I'd say put stuff in there from ancients to even bases on the moon. If you do make another that has more to it, I'll send it to everyone I know...

S&F BTW... Great job!

[edit on 7-11-2009 by ls1cameric]

I think (as far as getting it to broadcast), keeping it to 30 seconds is necessary.

I'd say, as a community develop a 5-10 minute video, and then make 2 or 3 30 second spots of cherry picked material. I'd also avoid getting into many specific cases, but on a "master site" have links for those who want to begin the long and arduous task of research.

I also think advertising ATS would be like painting a big target on this site. You'd either see it turn into 50 times the clusterf* it is now, or see it disappear all together.

Lastly, if a few of you can pull the organization together to start "funding" this, I'd be more than happy to put on a few shows with all of the profits going to said organization.

you have my support! star & flag

I didn't expect all this support.

Well heck, I might have to make a 30 second clip that could then link to a 5 minute video that would give further information. 30 Seconds to capture attention, 5 minutes to inform.

Thanks guys!

Awesome vid!
Great choice of audio, too!

Stay with the KISS method... short, sweet, to-the-point.

The only thing I would add is a 'call to action' of some kind: a phone number, write the Prez, something!

How about a link to ATS!

[edit on 11/7/2009 by Outrageo]

I liked what you did with your vid. However, I am afraid that the only disclosure that the government will say is that there is nothing to disclose.

Originally posted by ZeroGhost

OK Here it is!


ZG

Your video is really good. What program did you use? FC pro?

Your video is really good. What program did you use? FC pro?

A slew. Here's the list. It was a full time production a friend and I did in a matter of a few weeks. The friend helped with the 3D, but all production was my own desktop. I even composed the sound track music so it would be original.

Adobe Premiere CS3 Pro
Aftereffects CS3
Photoshop CS4 Extended
Illustrator CS4
Encore CS3
Soundbooth CS3
Autodesk MAYA 8.0
3D Studio Max 7

If I had FC it would have been a bit easier for the final edit, but I have not found enough support in the 3D software and aftereffects for a full Apple-based production. Too bad. Apple has sweet hardware. I would need $25K for just the software to start producing with Macs.

Still, using PC-based gives so much legacy support and resource that it just doesn't work for CGI and FX based productions with Apple gear. Standard editing with source video is easy in Final Cut, but I still need Adobe tools and Apple is not getting along with Adobe now. To bad.

I would like much more cross-plat support everywhere. Proprietary fences are bad for creativity flow.

For all you budding editors and producers out there, you will need to know that it is much more complex to do a "commercial TV" piece than you think.

Editing is the fun part, but planning and conceptual, rights contracting and securing legal footage to use and many other things can turn you off and you will find it is much more work than just hoisting clips from the internet and slapping them together with music in your iTunes folder.

In the end, it's always better to do it right and make it legal. Then you can show it in more places than YouTube. This can go to network TV as it is. Original is in HD too.

Don't want to discourage, but we do want more serious material like this. So have a go at it.

With funding, we have the possibility of doing this for many media venues. Disclosure is a state of mind for the masses, not a state owned broadcast.

We can boot strap this type of knowledge to many millions with just a bit of financial support. This piece cost only a couple thousand dollars in time, not counting the CGI we did for almost nothing. Easier said than done. But very doable.

ZG



[edit on 11/8/2009 by ZeroGhost]