QUOTE(vode @ Jun 12 2006, 06:27 PM) [snapback]345604[/snapback]
QUOTE(ELLIOT @ Jun 11 2006, 01:17 AM) [snapback]345025[/snapback]
Nah, Im pretty sure you've had clips that were taken up which had those stunts. Check the DV-AVI's youve sent.
Golf swing didnt break any rules but he isnt really looking for slapstick or skits, and that was leaning towards them both.
Aaah, the first one was similar stunt to one stunt that was in used clip, second one was another angle to stunt that was used. I didnt think that would matter, same with that golfswing as it was only for few seconds.
Cannot do anything to that now when I am in the base, but maybe the next delivery then
Image file not present in the recovered backupYeah, doesnt really matter if its a different angle, if its the same stunt he'll still pick up on it and give feedback for it to be removed. Sorry If I shouldve been clearer.
Not a problem anyway, Ill give you a yell when the next order is. On another note, can you just confirm you got that wideangle lense and everything was cool with the order? Want to leave feedback for the guy.
QUOTE(kuffi @ Jun 12 2006, 08:30 PM) [snapback]345632[/snapback]
Im working on it. Will have it up by tonight but what do you mean with this:
KUFFI06:
00.02> Take out the stapler.
It's a bbgun? But I'll take it out.
00.27> Not sure whats with that footage, its all jumpy.
What do u mean with it's all jumpy?
00.31> Footage jumpy again. Audio drops out.
There's like 0,1 sec without audio in there? But that's fixable.

Re: Jumpy footage, not sure if it was the encoding, but it was jumping around (shaky, dropped frames) not too sure what the cause was. Check it out.
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