Sean Sandoval

I get an Ingmar Bergman feel from some of your clips. I like it

Last week I was having some gnarly flickering problems with a timelapse. I got the plugin called "Flicker Free 1.01" by Digital Anarchy plugged into After Effects. I threw the effect on the clip of the entire timelapse sequence, the effect's preset was set to "timelapse" mode and I adjusted the "time radius" to "10". The effect adjusts the clips by itself and after that all the flickering in my video clip disappeared!

The presets include about 9 other options as opposed the preset I used, "timelapse". I bet ya there is a preset for your flickering situation.

Don't waste your time adjusting this issue frame by frame. It's not worth it. There is a plugin for you.

For the past few months I have been trying to properly construct my first demoreel. I can't decide if it is good or bad because I don't know how a normal demoreel is usually structured. I don't know anybody that video edits so i figured I'd ask you guys for your opinion and helpful criticism.

How should a normal demoreel be formatted? What is the typical duration of a demoreel? Are there any other specifics that every demoreel consists of?

Here is my attempt at my demoreel... I feel that it is not ready yet though so what do you think? How could I improve it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kv2N4T8glhs


BTW this is my first forum post ever. I've never been apart of a forum until now so I apologize if this is not the proper way to ask for opinions on a project in the making.

Thanks!