Amateur videographer from chicago looking for feedback on first videos.

[JamManVSLS]

I'm Jam Man an amateur producer, graphic designer, photographer, and videographer from Chicago. I just bought my new camera and finished my first 2 videos. I would appreciate any feedback (positive or negative). I'm also looking for any artist in the Chicago area looking to work.

 

[Purple Six Recordz]

What kind of camera did You used?
Videos looks good.

 

[JamManVSLS]

I use a Canon 6d with a 50mm f/1.8 lens.

 

[ajd2528]

Dope vid

 

[Visualeyes]

Try taking shots from different angles

You can make great slowmotions if you change the settings to 720(1280) 50/60 fps and use velocity (to 50procent)
(only use this for the slowmotion shots)

Great job with the vids they look better than my first vids

 

[AndKrs]

Keep going!

 

[GreyJones]

Are these on youtube?

 

[finale001]

good job!

 

[Thirtygod]

Looks like you definitely have an eye for this.. Good work.

 

[tipwilliams]

I cant wait until I even get to this level. I am a day 2 newbie. Just picked up my gopro hero 4... a starter camera which will also help me document my excursions into the treeline. But since i have been using it I decided video production could be a hobby.

 

[CompDat]

Looks cool! Where did you shoot it!?!?

 

[SceneAmatiX]

Nothing impressive. Although you are new, I understand it might be fun and all. But, I personally find that these type of videos have no creative thought to it.

I am a videographer myself and I'm starting to stray away from shooting videos for "street" music with no concept. There's no originality with shooting a bunch of performance shots in front of an abandoned building holding guns.

As a videographer, you want to help brand the artist to become bigger and better than others, not be like everyone else.