Thank you for thoughtful comments, Mike...

Yes, except for voiceover narration all audio was done with built-in camcorder 
mike.  I have since purchased a shotgun mike and a clip-on.  (But in one 
session recently I forgot to switch on the shotgun and got no audio at all!)

The white subtitles with dark glow is one of the standard Premier title styles.


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Mike Boom 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 11:40 PM
  Subject: Re: [AP] A new video from a new videomaker for your comments, 
please...


  All in all an informative piece, and some nice use of multiple 
  screens showing a diversity of activities.

  Because the piece is all about music, though, it suffers a bit from 
  less-than-stellar audio quality. It sounds like it was miked with a 
  built-in camcorder mike far back from the subject, washing out the 
  players and speakers with a lot of room reverb. You might consider 
  getting some concert recordings with good quality (did they record 
  the concerts?) and using that to underlie the video. And if you can 
  get the jazz artists to re-record some of their comments straight 
  into a mike or with a lavalier mike of some kind for better quality, 
  you might use their comments to underlie video of some of the 
  different groups playing.

  The interviews with the musicians are interesting and add some good 
  points to what you're presenting. I don't think you need to keep the 
  talkers on screen, though, for the whole time they're talking. I 
  think you'll keep the viewer's attention more if you start them 
  talking, then cut to students or teachers in activities that point up 
  what they're talking about, all while the musician's talk continues 
  underneath, perhaps mixed in with the music played in the overlying clips.

  That's it for quick first impressions, and just one person's opinion. 
  Some nice work about an interesting subject.

  Mike Boom

  P.S. I like your white subtitles with the dark "glow" around them. 
  They work very well on any background. Is there a specific Premiere 
  tool you used to get them?

  At 06:56 PM 12/20/2007, pessenfeld wrote:
  > www.hartfordjazzsociety.org <http://www.hartfordjazzsociety.org>
  >This is a promotional piece directed toward potential sponsors and
  >donors. Please comment, correct, or criticize. Thank you
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