First Digital Video- Wing Tsun

http://youtu.be/k7Q0zB​t3X0U?hd=1

Please Let me know what you think, This is my first video all I have is My camera and lens- No View finder or mount-

This video about Scenarios that could happen to you. The martial Art in this video is Called Wing Tsun.

40 views and nothing?

Not bad. I like the idea. My background is Tae Kwon Do, JuJitsu, and some Kenpo for good measure. If you google DIY Stabilizer, I think these types of videos would be great!

Here's one that's cheap and I've seen the design everywhere. (I'm building one, now).
http://www.youtube.com …A&feature=playe​r_embedded

The camera shake isn't that bad and might add to "mood", but it makes things difficult with regard to really looking at the techniques/strategies that your antagonist/protagonist (uke/nage) are using.

I do like many of your camera angles. I liked that you setup the scenarios with some clean cuts to establish location and environment.

Pretty cool stuff. Keep it up!!

By the way, depending on your budget, there are a ton of DIY camera rig/stabilizer designs out there, if you're interested.

The music didn't really fit what was going on... it was a bit relaxed for hand-to-hand combat. You also had a bit too much of people just walking... for example, we don't need to see him walk down the sidewalk, and then down the stairs, and then past the guy. You can cut that chunk up much quicker. Lastly, the video didn't really have an ending, it just sort of... stopped. The music faded out a bit soon. The end is a good place to put credits or a final message or something.

I liked the shots that you got, a stabilizer would help but yours weren't too bad honestly.

I'd like to hear some of the sounds of the combat, it's sort of flat. you dont have to go cheesy mortal combat style, but a little something would add a lot.

ok, Thanks for helping me out guys, Going to do another video this weekend..I will keep these helpful tips in mind!

Looking forward to it. From what I see, I like the style and am looking forward to seeing more!

Fellow WC practitioner here. Neat idea. You see lots of demonstrations and set videos out there. This seems to be a bit different which is nice. My comments would echo the previous ones. Definitely invest in some kind of stabilizer, DIY or otherwise.