Patreon exclusive video- Behind the scenes
As promised a while ago - here is a behind the scenes video showing the making of my new 4K ident (that's the thing at the start of the videos).
One day I might make this 'public' however for the time being I think it should be a patreon only video - for the reasons below...
There is no lapel mic, the audio is mumbly and it’s full of umms and errrs…what you are seeing here is me at work in the garage over the course of an afternoon. The only editing was done to trim things for length - nothing was re-shot for effect, it is a fly-on-the-wall look at 'another day at the office'.
Comments (14)
Awesome, thanks for sharing this!
Thanks! Enjoyed the video. I saw the change in the intro but had no idea the work that went into it. I didn't know these bike lights existed either, so perhaps it's another gadget I can pick up. :) Hope you can provide more occasional behind the scenes videos like this. It's a nice bonus for being a Patreon supporter. Cheers!
As others have said, really nice to see the process behind the polished final result. Your videos always strike just the right balance between professionalism and a charming amateur prospective. Keep up the good work. (I wish my garage was as tidy as yours!).
Love it. As John said above, it is a fun neighborly visit into the studio. Would love to see more behind the scenes content as you go forward. Maybe a more personal tour of your setup and your listening spot, etc. :) As always, great job!
A very relaxing visit at the Tech Moan studios, much like a neighborly visit, with the informality and rough audio/video very personal and realistic. Make as many of these videos as you have time for, they're great, in a way more interesting and enjoyable than the fully edited ones.
Fascinating video. I didn't notice the errrs or ummms just loved seeing someone good at something. I did notice you can get a car in there unlike our garage aka junk room. Loved the metal disk on string as a reversing marker. Or does it have some other function?
You're right, it's a parking marker - it's cork so as not to scratch the glass...when it taps the windscreen I know the car is in the exact spot so the doors will clear the pillars on the wall and the car is about 5cm off the back of the motorbike...it's a tight fit.
Refreshingly amateurish. Nice to see your process of trial and error rather than some super scripted fake drama. Thanks and keep up the good work!
Exactly the kind of video that has me happy to support your channel. Love seeing projects like this come together!
I really like the new video. It has something fresh to it. Until you mentioned it, I didn't actively notice the beginnen was in black & white! I can't believe I didn't see that! Anyways, a lot of fun for a 5 second video ;-)
The wife and I thoroughly enjoyed that. Looking forward to your next video. :)
Yes I've got a few in various states of completion...I'll be spending a lot of time editing tomorrow with the hope of having something ready mid-week.
No, I just use iMovie. I keep meaning to try FCX, but iMovie does what I need.
The current version of iMovie is surprisingly good! I have FCPX as well but I often find myself using iMovie for many things anyway.