MMV was used to create effects used on the this diy, home recorded, post-rock video.
Video was edited using DaVinci Resolve and the music recored in Garageband.
Visualised Post-rock
Re: Visualised Post-rock
I like your lo-fi approach of your video, it works well with your music (and that's from someone who has the tendency to over-produce things 
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What I would change conceptually is that your video should have some kind of path where it leads the viewer from some starting point (e.g. a distance overview of that region with all those wind turbines) to a destination (like a close-up of one of those wind turbines) to tell some kind of story.
But I think its already quite interesting as it is now!
)What I would change conceptually is that your video should have some kind of path where it leads the viewer from some starting point (e.g. a distance overview of that region with all those wind turbines) to a destination (like a close-up of one of those wind turbines) to tell some kind of story.
But I think its already quite interesting as it is now!
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The Urban Hermit
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Re: Visualised Post-rock
Thanks for the comment.
There has never been much of a narrative behind this idea. The origin was a few years ago I was driving past a wind farm and for a few moments the rhythm of the music, I was listening too in the car, was in time with the rotation of the turbines.
The idea was always for the video to be a montage. I would have liked to have shot a bit more video but have not had the time to go and shoot it. Fortunately the day I did go I got some interesting shots of the sunburst through the clouds.
There has never been much of a narrative behind this idea. The origin was a few years ago I was driving past a wind farm and for a few moments the rhythm of the music, I was listening too in the car, was in time with the rotation of the turbines.
The idea was always for the video to be a montage. I would have liked to have shot a bit more video but have not had the time to go and shoot it. Fortunately the day I did go I got some interesting shots of the sunburst through the clouds.