Liberty of the Seas Cruise 2016
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- From the cloudy shores of Galveston to the ancient ruins of Costa Maya and the crystal blue waters of Roatan to the tourist filled shops of Cozumel.
Hope you enjoy :)
Music: • David Eman - We Are He...
(no copyright infringement intentions)
wow fantastic video
Thanks for the nice words :)
Where can I learn more about being able to use music like this in my videos? The filming is great, but paired with the music its fantastic!!
First of all, I want to say thank you for writing such a nice comment about my video! I love the fact that you elaborated more than just "wow, great video" or "cool". It really makes my day :)
Anyway, in my videos I use a "montage" style. I put it in quotes because If you look up travel montage on CZcams there will be a lot of 8 or 9 minute videos of pretty girls in bikinis. Those are great videos and all, but they're missing the essence of the scenery. So, what I do instead is I use my iPhone 6 (which has great video quality) and capture anything I find unique or stunning in the moment. Then I go home and look up "epic music", or something like that on CZcams. (This means that the music I use is copyrighted, but I always credit my sources) And finally, I open a video editor and let myself fall into the world of rhythm. From there it's up to the creator to transform choppy clips into a sequence that perfectly matches the music.
I hope this helps :)
Just to answer your question more directly, there isn't a place you can learn how to do this. It's my own style and it's something unique to me :)
I learned a lot watching your videos and how you follow the music. If I find music like this on CZcams, is giving credit enough to not have copyright issues? Or are you taking a chance they might ask you to remove?
Almost all of the music I choose does have copyright issues, but most of the time the content creator only monetizes my content. I've never had a problem with removing the song, but I can't say that I won't in the future. What I do to deal with it is to just let the video be monetized by someone else. I don't mind, because really 50% of the content is not mine. The problem with this is that I can never make money from my own video. In the future, I plan to buy the rights to specific songs or get some non-copyrighted music. My advise is to use what you want and what feels right because in the end, it's the art, not the fact that you can make money off of it.