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6. Happy Birthday Jimmy!
by Andrew Strugnell
3 months ago
5. Wellington City - "R…
by Andrew Strugnell
4 months ago
4. High Speed - Train-r…
by Andrew Strugnell
6 months ago
3. Driving Home
by Andrew Strugnell
6 months ago
2. Canon XH-A1 - Time R…
by Andrew Strugnell
7 months ago
1. Castle Point, New Ze…
by Andrew Strugnell
8 months ago
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  • Sam James 4 months ago
    Wow, thats looks hell of a lot better than youtube very clear on my 22 :O
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  • Bill Busby 4 months ago
    Nice stuff! I think the written "Wellington City" was overdone though. Once would have been plenty :)
  • Andrew Strugnell 4 months ago
    Cheers, thanks for that - In retrospect, I think I over did that too. :P
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  • Claudio Bravo 4 months ago
    Great video, really!

    Especially, i like time lapse at the and! Great camera too!
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  • Gregg Havens 4 months ago
    Andrew, Loved it. I have the same camera but still need some training. I am also impressed with the capabilities. BTW if you had put your stocking cap over the mic during the last bit you would have gotten rid of a lot of the wind noise. In fact I have shed my socks and put them on the mic to help. There are more expensive ways to do it but Cheap is good also. Cheers
  • Andrew Strugnell 4 months ago
    Haha - cheers. I should have used a sock - definitely! I only decided while I was sitting, taking the timelapse, that I should tell viewers what my motives were for making this video, and hadn't thought about any sound issues... although... I could have just used my own socks I was wearing there and then! :P
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  • Stephen Lewis 4 months ago
    Very nice composition and time lapse. Night scenes looked very grainy/noisy. What gain db were you at? Iris?
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  • GroundZeroFilms 4 months ago
    Nice job... I stumbled upon your videos while looking up the canon xh a1. I'm thinking about getting one, but I need to save up lots of $$$$$.
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  • mikehedge 4 months ago
    genius work
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  • Brian Boyko 4 months ago
    Hello - Andrew. My name is Brian Boyko - I went down to New Zealand to film a documentary on your electoral system (I'm an American) and while we got tons of great interviews we really didn't have time to get a whole lot of great scene footage.

    Do you still have the raw footage for this music video? Some of these shots are just absolutely perfect and I'd like to use them in my documentary if possible. I can be reached at brian.boyko@gmail.com

    Additionally, I'm not going to be able to afford a second trip to New Zealand but I'm going to need to hire someone local to cover the fall '08 elections for the documentary and from what I've seen you've got the chops for it.

    Please contact me - I would love to have a cameraman (and editor, possibly) like you working on this project!

    -- Brian.

    P.S.: You have absolutely given me 100% reason to upgrade to the Canon XH A1 with this video.
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  • nick chirico 2 months ago
    Hey man great work!

    How do you sue the scrub tool in your editing? You are using final cut studio I'm assuming.
  • Andrew Strugnell 1 month ago
    Hey mate, sorry for the late reply.
    This was edited in Adobe's CS2 suite.
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  • Skyler LaFreniere 2 months ago
    wow. great work, love the transitions and the syncing to the music :)!!! amazing.
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