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Trampoline tutorial Idea

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..jack
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I've got loads of trampoline footage from the summer no of it that impressive but stuff like cork 3's, 5's and other tech stuff that i tried to work on. I thought rather that put all of the videos into an edit, i'd make a few different tutorials. I've already made a quick one but realised it wasn't as easy to to as i originally thought.

I've included the video below and would just like a bit of feedback. Whether it's easy to follow/understand, and anyway that it could be improved.

(PS: No laughing at my accent)
Here it is.

Nov 3 2011 2:10PM
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ProLens
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I thought that was pretty easy to understand and follow actually. One thing I would suggest is more angles of the trick, some closer shots too. Other than that I would just watch a whole bunch of other trick tip/tutorial videos and pick out what you liked and what you thought needed improvement from each video.

oh and your cork threes are really sick. Mine always seem too inverted on the trampoline but yours are sooo flat!
Nov 3 2011 3:04PM
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..jack
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I've got more angles, just knocked this together quickly to see how it would come out. I'm some where else now and cant get to a trampoline easily so doing a voice over on top of footage is the only way you could do it. I spend a bit more time and make a more thorough version. Was thinkinga bout doing a few more for dub flats, cork 10's, dub misty's etc. Do you think they'd be worth doing?
Nov 3 2011 3:11PM
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ProLens
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In my opinion it's worth it. Post all of them in the trick tip or trampoline cult and kids will hop all over that. You should definitely do one for single corks over 900, I can spin cork 10s and 12s but can't seem to get my feet back around over my head.
Nov 3 2011 3:19PM
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ZachMcCarthy1
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yea dude i can pull around a cork 10 but can never bring it to my feet and do some for doubles too. and please do me a HUGE favor and do one for rodeos i cant figure out how to do them and its really fucking pissing me off BTW that was a good tutorial and it actually told you how to do it unlike most ones
Nov 3 2011 3:46PM
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..jack
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Don't mind doing one for Rodeos, could do it for trampoline and then how to take it to the snow. I'll work on it over the next week or so. Definately gonna do on for cork tens.
Nov 3 2011 6:16PM
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bearsbowl37
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holy fuck

i am not going to start, because it is just too easy. just too easy for you sir

i will say one thing, and its a pretty minor thing under all of the horrendous other things,

angle your gopro so that, maybe, its actually level.
Nov 3 2011 6:40PM
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..jack
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hahha I know it's not the most professional. I'm stuck with the footage I've already got. What would you change bearing in mind i can't do much with the footage and have limited knowledge with FCP?
Nov 3 2011 6:52PM
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bearsbowl37
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redo it completely
Nov 3 2011 7:02PM
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..jack
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That's quite vague.

I'm surprised someone who can find so many faults with it can't provide an example of how it could be slightly improved.
Nov 3 2011 7:06PM
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bearsbowl37
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to be honest there is nothing "slight" you can fix. i can name off a laundry list of problems if you would like me to. but i will just say re do it
Nov 3 2011 8:05PM
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