Ive tried a speed video - please let me know what you think

[Ben Mcfuzzylugs]

I was planning to do some kind of tutorial - then I realised what a mamoth task that would be to edit!!
So basically I cut and speeded up the whole of me making this little guy (a real simple felt with no muscles hocks or paws)

[lyn]

Fascinating to watch! I like speed videos - and you made a lovely needle felted dog too.

To make it valuable as a tutorial you would need to provide your audience with some info. Is it possible to overlay a text band at the bottom of the screen? You could then describe things such as: type of wool used; size of felting needle; tips on how to prepare bits of wool before attaching them etc etc.

[Marie]

I REALLY enjoyed your tutorial. I like the speed factor to your video and how you periodically paused. But I do agree with Lyn, brief info as to wool, wire, etc would make your tutorial A-1. I also enjoyed watching your agility blog, i enjoy doing agility with my two shelties. Regards, Marie

[Joey]

How long did it actually take you to make this in real time?

[Ben Mcfuzzylugs]

Thankyou Lyn - yes to make it a real trutorial I was planning slowing it down during the important bits and doing a voiceover and stuff - but that is going to take me a really long time!!

Marie - lol that is a really good point actually - I dont even know what wool or needles I use - just whatever is lying about would love to see your dogs, I have a friend with agility shelties and they are always so much fun to watch

Joey - its hard to say totaly because I had to keep stopping (memory card only held 20 min) but it was 3 - 4 hours I think

[DraigAthar]

That was pretty darn cool! Thanks for sharing.

Amy