We received comments such as:
– ‘great! :)’
– ‘I love this video!’
– ‘I love your actress choice’
– 'Like these tracking shots. There almost wasn't any word but I know what this film about. Really good!'
– ‘Wow what cool work guys, I’m fascinated!
Furthermore, lots of my friends who watched our video and compared it with others from Hurtwood channel noticed that our opening was almost the only one which didn’t have any blood, corpses and very common ideas. However, they enjoy it and said that they really would watch such film if we are going to make it one day.
– ‘Wow what cool work guys, I’m fascinated!
Furthermore, lots of my friends who watched our video and compared it with others from Hurtwood channel noticed that our opening was almost the only one which didn’t have any blood, corpses and very common ideas. However, they enjoy it and said that they really would watch such film if we are going to make it one day.
Finally, one my friend, when he watched our video, showed me one amazing website showing how powerful might be Adobe After Effects in terms of using it to create different special effects.
Here is a link to the website called Video Co-Pilot - http://www.videocopilot.net/
And one of free tutorials of how, for example, create a really great-looking lighting strike - http://www.videocopilot.net/tutorial/lightning_strike/
Such feedback shows that our opening appeals to our target (and even not target) audience and 'Monroe' film has a really big chance to be successful.
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