Post by Xplode on Mar 4, 2017 1:36:14 GMT -5
Ok so last time I posted a "pyromusical" someone got all bent out of shape because it wasn't almost exclusively single shots.
This time I hope it fits the description better.
We had a grand total of 3 weeks from start of design to execution so we didn't get to do a lot of shell selection, and had to use mostly what was available short notice. This meant leaning mostly on timing of breaks, not so much colors and effects.
Buuuuut, it was still a huge show and a great experience!
The video footage from the client's persepective is unfortunately rather crappy, so apologies for that, but it's all i have to work with.
I always enjoy editing the footage together afterwards, its a great chance to review and learn and set new goals to improve for next time!
Designed in Finale
Fired using Cobra Firing Systems. 18R2 and 36 Modules with audioboxes (we used 3 this time - one for us on the barge, one for the client, and one for a group of family/friends on the shore)
YouTube Video: youtu.be/CCoP2PogaQ4
This time I hope it fits the description better.
We had a grand total of 3 weeks from start of design to execution so we didn't get to do a lot of shell selection, and had to use mostly what was available short notice. This meant leaning mostly on timing of breaks, not so much colors and effects.
Buuuuut, it was still a huge show and a great experience!
The video footage from the client's persepective is unfortunately rather crappy, so apologies for that, but it's all i have to work with.
I always enjoy editing the footage together afterwards, its a great chance to review and learn and set new goals to improve for next time!
Designed in Finale
Fired using Cobra Firing Systems. 18R2 and 36 Modules with audioboxes (we used 3 this time - one for us on the barge, one for the client, and one for a group of family/friends on the shore)
YouTube Video: youtu.be/CCoP2PogaQ4