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Shot in HDV a look and the natural world as they live in the Rock Mountian winter.Shot with a Sony HR V1U

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All Production Elements: Ray Paunovich Rating: 4.50

Tags: Birds Montana Natural History Wild Planet Films wildlife wolves Wyoming Yellowstone

Equipment: Century Optics 2X Cartoni Focus Gitzo G1548 Sony HVR-V1U Adobe Premiere Pro CS3

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Steven Dempsey

June 27, 2008 09:15 AM

Ray, your stuff is the closest I've seen to my own in terms of the overall feel of it. You have a nice sense of editing to the dynamics of the music. Your shots were really nice, especially some of the wide show shots and, of course, the fox.

Aside from a little tightening up here or there on the edit and extending the very last shot a little (it ended pretty abruptly), it was very well done.

In general, when I am editing to music of this particular genre, I really intently listen to where it changes from an emotional standpoint. For instance, at the 55 second mark, there is a real opportunity to do a slow cross dissolve to a completely different scene because the feel of the music is becoming a little more epic and changing it's emotional power. Your edit went from a snow scene to a hard cut of a similar snow scene. No big deal, just sharing with you how I would have approached changes like that.

Keep up the great work...I'm a fan.

Shiv Kumar

June 27, 2008 09:58 PM

Ray, that was beautiful!

Don't know what camera you've used here (since it's not listed in the equipment area - hint hint) but it seems that the wolves in this case can see you so I'm wondering how close are you to these animals. Either ways, that little eye contact makes the viewer feel like they are right there in the middle of it.

That last scene was mind blowing. What a shot!

Great work overall.