Chalybeateman Loc: Camden County Georgia

2015 Blessing of the Fleet in Brunswick, Georgia.

Only about 10 minutes long.

http://youtu.be/hP7YP-awRoI

Bobspez Loc: Southern NJ, USA

Nicely Done. I especially liked the acoustic guitar music around the 6:00 mark.
Bob

Chalybeateman Loc: Camden County Georgia

I am learning that YouTube rejects your music to protect copyrights. They will let you use it but you have to show
an ad of their choosing on your video.

They have a long list of music that you can download from them and not run into this problem. I failed to do that on
this video.

Bobspez Loc: Southern NJ, USA

I never ran into that. I either use my own recorded cover music or no music, but on one video where I used someone else's recorded music,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHlDgbIqMmQ

I just credited the music in my remarks. I've never been forced to show ads (always opted out of showing ads).

When I record covers for my videos I credit the original artist and author of the song in the video credits or opening titles.

Bob

Chalybeateman Loc: Camden County Georgia

I was once in the video business but now I use my Canon Vixia HF30 just for fun.

I'm surprised to see so little interest in video on here.

Bobspez Loc: Southern NJ, USA

To me video is a much more complicated hobby than still photography (not counting those who develop and print their own film). It contains all the technical elements of still photography, but adds sound, motion, and most importantly, editing. Using editing software to create the right cuts, zoom in on the right part of the frame, adjust the lighting and color in a scene, add the right music, takes a lot of work. I may spend 20 minutes selecting my best still photos from a shoot, and another half hour or so cropping and enhancing a few photos in Photo Shop. But I can easily spend 6 to 8 hours editing a 3 to 5 minute video.
Bob