How to make a Million Dollar Sailing Video!
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- What does it coast to sail and make cruising videos?
We have been filming the Distant Shores sailing adventure TV series since 1998. The show has been translated into 28 languages and seen by many millions on television stations around the world.
So here's a peak into how we make our Sailing Television video series - and what it costs to produce…
All 130 half hour episodes of the Distant Shores TV show are also available on DVD and download at:
www.distantshor....
This on-going television series following the Shards' global sailing adventures can be viewed on AWE TV in the USA and Caribbean. Watch it on Nautical Channel in Europe, Asia, Africa and many other countries around the world.
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The two of you have inspired me as i have watched your shows for over 20 Years on Canadian TV. it got me through a lot of cold nights in Alberta as i worked to purchase my own cruising boat and retire. Well it happened just 2 years ago. we got our 40' Catamaran and are now in the Ionian islands. and what do you find on board..... Your videos. yes i cant wait to purchase each new season.
all the New UA-cam stars are great but you two are the originals and you did it very well. always positive and always fun and classy. we know the life is more then that but you inspired. Just imagine how many cruisers owe you thanks for showing them this life style.
i seem to recall Brain from Delos even mentioning you two in one of their seminars. I hope the new boat is great and I cant wait for the new season and i really do hope to see you on the water. there is always Beer and Wine aboard for you.
SV ICE BEAR
currently Preveza
Thanks so much for your kind comments Ice Bear 😊❤️
Thats great you're out cruising and enjoying Greece! We love that region... Definitely will share a Retsina or beer if we can meet up! Did you sail through the Med to Ionion? Turkey? Fair winds!
We purchased our new to us Catamaran in Italy. So far we love the Med. We have circumnavigated Sicily and done Malta and Tunisia and last summer went to the Ionian. its been fabulous. better then anything we could have imagined. After some more work on the boat at Cleopatra Marina we will head north when it warms up. we will do Montenegro and the Dalmatian coast in detail and then visit Venice by sea. then back to Greece for Dec. next year we will be off to Turkey. we cant wait. We were accomplished sailors and ocean racers as well as travellers before so we knew we wanted to buy the boat in Europe as its the start of the conveyor belt of great sailing. And i have to tell you im looking forward too having too Dingy over to the Volvo parts dealer in Venace....haha. a favourite episode.
Happy travels.
Back in 1998-ish, I remember sitting in our first apartment in Johannesburg, South Africa, waiting feverishly for your program aired weekly on our national broadcaster. Been watching you ever since. Thank you for the memories.
My husband and I have been planning for our live-aboard cruising life for nearly 14 years, and within the next month it will become a reality. Watching Distant Shores was an important part of learning, considering, and growing in our excitement about what could be. Thank you, Sheryl and Paul, for your commitment to art and adventure.
I have watched for a little more than 1 1/2 years with my wife, without a doubt, one thing we both enjoy beyond any description. I wish I could afford all the DVD’s, too expensive for us. I anxiously wait for all new episodes. We have at least 23 saved on our dirty, we have seen so so many times. Keep up the good work.
We love your channel and your show. You two are the "originals". We look forward to meeting you some day.
Thanks Pau Hana - we'll see you out there :-)
My dad and I marvel at the accuracy you bring as well as a gift of storytelling you bring to each 24-minute show you produce. We are mesmerised by the stellar cinematography. Your show brings so many wonderful memories for my dad, particularly the Caribbean. He is now almost blind, but with his 85-inch tv, he can still manage to recognise and tell his own stories of the places he's been on his own yacht. I pop in a DVD and we get whisked away into another place, and for that time, he does not remember that blindness and dementia are now part of his reality. Don't feel sorry for him, he's had an outstanding life and now he gets to relive some of it, thanks to you.
Wow thanks so much for the kind words and big hugs to your father from both of us please 👍❤️
We are currently planning a round the world sail. starting out new as novice sailors taking our time to learn the art of sailing, we hope to document this journey to inspire other "mid-lifers" to take the plunge and do the same. Your channel looks inspirational and we so much look forward to following you and watching what you have put together over previous years. thank you so much.
A fantastic job you do with the movies. Not everyone understands how much work it is to make a film that is 15 minutes. But it pays off. The era films are outstanding.
I had NO idea what it took for you two to film each episode. Your finished product is amazing!! Thank you for showing us our oceans through your eyes.⚓🐋
I think what sets you and Sheryl apart from the other sailing videographers is that you have always produced a product that was of television production quality. That takes time and effort but then the finished product is worth it. It probably helps that you two have been at it for a long time, before You-Tube, and cheap digital cameras. I don't mind watching several of the sailing vlogs that are about these days but compared to Distant Shores it is like watching somebody's home movies of a generation ago.
Wife and I caught a couple of your seminars at the Toronto Boat Show and would encourage others to catch you two on dry land for some good info and stuff.
Nice to hear about the difficulties behind keeping up with a show! We've been trying to document our sailing adventure ourselves, but the high costs of proper camera gear and the hours required to edit the footage has us thinking twice about it sometimes!
Yupp and add in sound gear and stuff ruined by seawater etc... but the editing is the big thing for us... even after doing this for more than 20 years. Mind you the editing gear is WAY cheaper now than it used to be :-) We'll keep an eye out for your stuff...
I planned to leave on an extended sailing cruise on my Islander 30 later this year. I have been researching some of the videos that are on UA-cam, it had been years since I last watched one of your programs, I'm glad that I ran across your videos at an important juncture in my life. You and your wife have provided countless hours of good information, one of which I really enjoyed was your anchoring, the other was tying up into the mangrove prior to a tropical storm. Thank you for your kind and soft spoken words and easy spirit. I look forward to seeing you as I begin my travels in my sailboat. Aloha,
Respectfully,
Darryl Bowman
Wow thanks for your kind words Darryl! 😊❤️ Hopefully we'll see you out on the water!
Some of the very best sailing videos on UA-cam. Great job!
You have come a long way since SV Two Step. You guys are outstanding. Long time fan, your a class act and a true steward for sailing community. I learn with each video and TV episode. The effort and dedication to your videos and the environment is overwhelming. Fair winds
Thanks for compiling this video! You've inspired our sailing dreams since the early 2000s. I have your videos on DVD from early series.... and we're finally buying our first boat... tomorrow!
We did the EMYR, as crew, just a year after you. What amazing sights, lots lost forever, only captured in pictures and video for future generations . So sad!
You are welcome "Family Mad"! Glad we could help with your sailing dreams!
And a BIG Congratulations on buying your first boat!
You are the trailblazers that set the bar for other youtubers. Well Done, Carry On.
I have seasons 1-10 on Vimeo. It gets me through the winter when I can't sail. I've been watching the show for as long as I've been sailing which is about 3 or 4 years. It's enjoyable, relaxing, and educational. Now if only I can figure out a way to make $$$ and sail all around the world I'll be all set.
Best videos ever ! I just keep watching and dreaming one day I will your routes!!
How could ANYONE not appreciate this beautiful video ?
Thanks Max - glad you liked it!
Great video, a real departure from the ordinary for you, not that your regular videos aren't fantastic. Thank you for sharing with us.
i love videos that show you all the work that goes into creating something of such immense beauty and value (the videos and stories being told)..
Always liked your shows, great that you're publishing on youtube. Thanks!
You have the best sailing show on the internet!
Thank you for all your efforts. Love watching your TV series and following your UA-cam channel.
Hey guys - I've bought seasons 1-9 of Distant Shores and love it. I've learned a lot since watching your show; and now I've bought two sailboats. (First one was to learn with, second one is to cruise with someday.) Good luck and keep up the good work.
Thanks for the feedback Walter and thanks also for the support!
Thanks for sharing that. We've been watching and following for a long time.
Absolutely love your videos. Any plans on uploading a comprehensive playlist with all of the videos you've made over the years?
Thanks Zingaro! Glad you like them. We keep adding more videos and are also going back to put up some of the older ones too!
Zingaro! We love your videos! Looking forward to the next one 👍
@@DistantShoresTV we love your videos too!!!
Your videos are really nice. Love watching them. Keep sailing AND filming! And enjoy your time!
Glad you enjoy them Markus :-) Will do!
Thanks for showing us the scope of behind the scenes. Awesome work on the videos, and it shows!
Have just found your videos and really enjoy watching them, they inspire me, I have no previous knowledge of sailing, and your videos have taught me a lot, thankyou, it has been a dream for a longtime to own and sail my own boat, I hope I am able to realise the dream one day, although time is running short, have a wonderful time you two and thank you for producing such wonderful videos, best wishes, Chris j.
So glad we could help Chris! Hopefully we'll see you out cruising soon!
Remember watching your DVDs 20 years ago. Great stuff. The Best:)
Thanks for the kind words Maritime!
Yikes 😅 20?
Maybe not quite 20 but close. 😂
Beautiful... I really appreciate the mindset you have. You film with viewers in mind. Many film for themselves and simply post it online.
Thanks Sailing Serenity!
WOW! A lot more than I thought. You, people, are tip top! Just earned a new subscriber here. Thanks!
awesome job! ive been on a couple ships and about to another one on Monday and will use some of your great tips! thanks :)
I really appreciate your professional videos. I always opt for your latest video over the 'Reality TV' that my generation is putting out these days. My five young kids give you a big thumbs up for giving me some extra pointers to set my anchor right the first time so they can get in the water sooner. We sail small monos now in Southern California but are looking at mid 40's cats to start cruising in the Med in a couple. I'm looking forward to buying your whole series for even more insight and motivation. Sincere thanks!
You're welcome A-Dad - please say hi to your kids from us too ❤️. We do plan on more videos with sailing/traveling tips... We definitely loved our time in the Med. We filmed the first 4 1/2 Seasons of Distant Shores there 😅- I'm sure you'll have fun!
Hey Guys! I have been watching your videos for years! Found them by accident on TV and was immediately hooked! I really enjoyed watching this video, I too am trying to video my sailing and get my UA-cam channel going. Seeing how it is done helps allot. My equipment is basic but it works for now. While the editing is time consuming I really enjoy putting it all together. I received your first 10 seasons for a gift last year. When I finally head out cruising you can be sure those DVD's will be onboard! We have talked at the boat show in Annapolis a few times in the past, I'm looking forward to seeing you again at future shows!
Glad you enjoy the DVDs and that they have helped! We'll see you out on the water (or at Annapolis again :-)
Excellent production value, top notch...pro all the way. I spent a long career in network TV and broadcast TV in the U.S. Script, shoot, edit, sound, and video are all top notch. Without a doubt. ff
Hey, I Love this! First time finding you guys. I hope this info helps tho, I know you probably don't have time for an audio crew, or space for an excellent post studio, but I am hearing a very high pitch ring on many of your voice over or talking parts here. Kinda sounds like you might even be stuck in your boat near a machine making the noise. As much as I'd love to advertise I can fix this for you, it's really just a couple simple steps that will take seconds to eliminate or minimize. Any noise learning plugin can do this. It can go right inside final cut there as an AU, and all you have to do is click learn on it when the noise is present, and then unmix that in. Final cuts got some decent hum removal stuff, but these high end noises are a little trickier. EQ might help a bit, but will also compromise your voice. A noise gate can also help a lot. Anyway, just something to consider that might help you sound perfect. There's lots of these plug ins available big and small. Good luck with your future adventures :)
And not once begging me to become a Patreon supporter...
Paul and Sheryl, It must be frustrating for you to see how slowly things develop on YT. You guys were one of the first cruisers to do Videos and now it seems everybody with a cell phone is competing with you. I know you inspired me to do our "Travelers In Paradise" series and now my YT channel. It has been frustrating and there have been a lot of obstacles in my path. Buy I am seeing my way afloat again soon. I wish you guys all the best. I am a long time fan since the early Bahama video.
Thanks Grandpa for following us in the long term! Keep at it :-) We'll see you out on the water!
I hope so!
I wrote this on my Facebook Timeline, introducing this video:
I've had the wonderful privilege of being able to see the majority of the 130 episodes in high def on TV. It's a great way to see the world and experience the sailing life; though, I've travelled much of the world in real life too.
They show part of the Syria episode here. They had a blast there, finding the people to be very friendly, and the country was very modern, and not a religious state - which many Americans don't know.
Seeing what the Mossad and CIA have done to Syria since then, by supporting the terrorists to topple Assad, has been very sad for me, knowing they didn't do anything to US, nor did Assad gas his own people, which was a Mossad/CIA manufactured lie.
And this created much of the refugee crisis too.
This is a great series that is especially nice to watch during our dull, colorless, long winters in Alaska.
Thanks so much for your thoughtful comment Jeff! Hopefully the sun will be coming back to Alaska as the days get longer now!
great to see behind the scenes of the wonderful work you do. Thanks and Cheers from Prince Edward Island, Bryan
You're welcome 👍😊 Cheers Bryan
Your intro reminds me presentation of Team Rocket on Pokemon lol I love it. You're great.
Fun to see behind the scenes. Great videos and always fun to watch. But I still think you need to come up to the PNW and film some really beautiful scenery.
And here I thought you two were just a couple of lazy sailors.
Seriously, we do 8-10 minute videos over on our channel and we don't have nearly the footage that you have to go through. I commend you for doing such a spectacular and successful job!
Liked and shared over on our Facebook channel, of course!
Thanks for sharing 👍❤️ SBS
You guys are amazing at what you do. Thank you for the behind the scenes look into what it takes for you to produce your shows! That editing looked daunting! Cheers for all your efforts! ; )
Yes the editing is a big part of any video effort. Glad you like it!!
Very insightful. I'm sure the general consensus is that all you do is cruise around sipping wine on exotic Islands! I'm an aspiring sailor. Learning a great deal from various channels. I particularly enjoy your channel. It seems as though things are always breaking/ breaking down! I realize that it is a harsh environment but one would expect better manufactured vessels! Thank you for taking the time to explain things! I would appreciate a bad weather video. If you happen to unexpectedly run into some big seas? Please be safe!
Thanks Truth! I do think things break in the harsh environment, and even more so when boats get older... from a ZEN point of view I quite enjoy working on the boat so its actually a fun challenge repairing things!
We do try to film stormy conditions 👍😅
Your videos always make me endlessly happy. I love to travel and your work gives me hope that I can one day do the same. Well done on all the hard work, I don't think people have realised how much it takes. We all admire you guys. Big love from little old Ireland!
Thanks for the kind words Tigerlily😊❤️ Perhaps we'll see you out sailing one day? We loved your lovely country when we filmed there in 2011!😍
You both are definitely an inspiration.
I love the welcoming tone of your episodes - but danger to your viewers - this really makes you want to buy a sailboat, quit your job and sail away.
(I did the first, but still don't quite have enough nerve to do the second - so waiting on retirement.)
I have a couple of questions.
1) when will season 11 be out on vimeo?
2) how do you go about planning and scheduling out an episode, destination, or season. For example, do you just film 'randomly' (e.g. hey this looks interesting - lets go over there and get a shot), then collect up the best of the best and splice into an episode, or do you have an outline first, (e.g. read the cruising guides, try to come up with a 'story') then go try to film something to fill that spot.
Thanks M&M 😊❤️ We're editing the first 6 episodes of Season 11 all at once now... we'll put them up on Vimeo in April (sailing in BVI next 4 weeks). We do plan general ideas for filming but then make sure to have the cameras on hand for the interesting opportunities. Strangely the interesting opportunities often end up being the best!
Great video guys. Was really interesting to see how much work goes into creating a first class show.....keep up the good work
Thanks Steve!
You guys are top notch. I enjoy your video's a lot. Thank you.
Thanks for the great videos, it's from videos of others that gave me the courage to start sailing myself, like the Pardeys did it with books and magazines, you have done the same with video, great to see you carve your own niche. You did ask for feedback, positives I like the video detail of how things work like seeing anchors in action, hard shots to get but really show the physics of things at work. Also the cinematic shots will keep me coming back for ideas of new places to travel. Episodes with the right balance of sailing instructions, remote cultures and beautiful landscapes are my favourites. If you had to work on something I would echo similar concerns of below comments from the voiceover work, it sounds rehearsed or that you're reading from a sheet. Video 8/10, editing 7/10, voice over 4/10. I know there's radio and voice coaches out there that can help refine that skill, I'm sure with the right coach you could both improve your flow, or if you could get Morgan freeman or Donald Sutherland that would also work :p Not trying to put the work you do down but you asked for feedback and both positive and negative that is my feelings, I hope it helps.
Thanks for the comments Jakem4548 ❤️. I'm glad you enjoy our movies, and understand the comments on our scripts. We have always done a scripted style. It was developed from being on regular broadcast television starting in the 90's. We can get it all in much quicker and pass over more information, but I take your point we might deliver it more naturally... We are doing a bit more VLOG-style now so i'd be interested in your feedback on the video I'm putting up tomorrow. Its a vlog on our trip to England last week... Cheers, Paul
For sure you are on the right track keep on and great videos.
Great realistic video on what it takes to make videos. Thanks!
I've recently discovered your video series and I am enjoying it toughly. I have all but abandon other programming to spend time living vicariously through you via your wonderful series. I'm looking ahead to retirement and have decided I will be transitioning to a live aboard. Its my desire to travel the NW and and down the west coast. I'm just starting to educate myself and your series has been a great tool. I'm currently having a tough time trying to decide what boat would be best best suited to me. I really like trawlers, but am concerned about the the limitations of a fuel only vessel. There are so many options... I have done very little sailing... but don't think I like the healing of boat under way (same with a motor sailor). I'm thinking a sailing cat may be the best option, but am concerned with mooring costs. Any thoughts you can share will be greatly appreciated . Thanks for the wonderful work you do with this series.
J.
I am so glad I found this show, we clp.and been merryed 39 yrs. And now we want to see the world, at lest the as much as we can, we are looking for a good used boat,thank you for your hard work look forward to more shows ty
Welcome aboard Richard! There are lots of nice used boats out there! Maybe we'll see you both out on the water!
thanks I to hope to cross wakes and swap storys with you both
love your show I have learned a lot about sailing and travelling in general. I thought the series on anchoring, with the excellent under water shots of the anchor taking hold was the best show on this subject a must see video if you want to learn about anchoring a boat.
Great vid, good story. just a beginner of gopro filming and i fully understand its more than just doing the film. its the story that you need to have in mind upfront!
Thank You for the insight of your hard work in the episodes we so much enjoy. It was a pleasure to see you at the Toronto Boat Show. Thank You for the information and insight you have given us on the Iridium Go unit.
Thanks for coming out at Toronto! Glad we could help with the Iridium!
Always a Great show thanks guys...
well done guys.
thank you.
cheers from ottawa
Great vids and lifestyle. I'm working hard to get me going within the next 5 years.
Paul a nice view of how you do what you do. !
Another outstanding video. I/doyou we all thank you for doing what you do.
Thanks Joseph!
You guys do an amazing job. Thank you!
Thank you for your shows.
Thank you so much for all your great videos!
Distant Shores TV
You guys should collaborate with other sailing youtube channels like sailing La Vagabond or other similar channels. It might give your youtube channel more exposure. Anyways keep up the great work and videos👌.
WOW! So much work. Not an easy life style. Thank you for all your work. And, YES, you have succeeded in making it all look so easy and care free.
Looking forward to the next rollout of videos to add to our Vimeo collection :-)
Jay
I am always inspired by your videos. Thank you for all the very useful info, awesome job you guys !
Agreed!
An other awesome episode, thumbs up mates.
Thanks Eric! Glad you enjoy 'em. I was just admiring your latest with the excellent shots over your boat in the Bahamas en route to Florida! Very nice! Do you use a polarizing filter for the drone?
Thanks for watching our videos, its very much appreciated. In regards to using filters, we do not use any filters anymore. As we have had really good and really bad results using different filters. So far it seems like the safer bet of us is to not use them and use post edit to correct any offset. Cheers mates,
Great video! Taking into account your labor it surely did cost a million dollars to create these videos.
well done you two!
True pioneers of what is modern day travel/sailing vlogs. we all appreciate it! though we don't say it often enough, keep the wind in your sails and happy travels!!
PS. took me too long to edit this post ;-)!
LOL thanks Felix! Fair winds and smooth seas to you!
another great show , you guys are the best , so love the boat :)
Thanks goboats :-)
Have always enjoyed your travel documentaries . Past Commander Oakville CPS Michael White
Great job. Enjoy your videos and start my own videos with family. Thanks
Hey folks are you going to publish more shows soon? I'm on my third time through my box set. Love all of the shows.
Thanks for your kind words and for your support Shane! We're working on the first 6 eps from Season 11 now 😅 but we're off tomorrow heading for the BVI for a month so it'll be after that...
Great video! It's really good to see what goes on behind the show. I'd guessed that the costs and time involved were significant, but not quite to that degree.
I heard about your show when I was researching the Southerly 49 (my ideal boat - which I can't afford) and have been an avid viewer ever since. Sadly, it's hard to get here in the UK.
Thanks Laurie! We're on the Nautical Channel in the UK but not all cable providers have it... but we're on UA-cam and full episodes on Vimeo...
Our cable provider (Virgin Media) is almost certainly the biggest in the UK, and it certainly doesn't provide it. Sadly.
I've checked the Nautical Channel's website, and they aren't shown in the UK at all, by anyone! I've been following you on UA-cam and Vimeo for years!
I watch your shows and dream of retiring one day to cruising lifestyle. All provided health and support from wife follow. Do you have any of your video segments dedicated on how to crew for others? I thought I may give that a shot before diving in. Maybe start with local sailing club? Great videos keep them coming.
I love your TV SHOW :) i have been watching it since day 1 when it first came on tv :) yup I was just a kid back then ;)
Love it guys! Keep up the amazing work! :)
Thanks Joel !
Thanks for sharing!
Sailing La Vagabonde is the channel everyone watches now...You guys are old school...))))
Well thanks for watching Stuart :-)
Great job. Keep it up.
think you need to rework it. feel like i'am watching a very good tv show from the 90s still very good just 27 years behind.
Wow 27 years :-) glad we're good anyway
Super cool stuff!
You sail Distant Shores to all these places you have been? How does a shallow draft boat with centerboard handle in rough weather. I’ve always been told they are not suited for off shore very well. Is the rest of the boat outfitted for off shore? Rather repetitive question, it must be. Your videos are very entertaining. Please keep doing these, I like where you go. Good winds and safe sailing to you.
She is a great offshore boat for us... here is a blog I wrote on it.
distantshores.ca/boatblog_files/how-to-sail-a-swing-keel.php
What was your work prior to Distant Shores? What is your academic background?
I like to see and hear 👂 you guys talk about the boat what new up grades you guys made in her to better your life on board .and you guys was buying a new boat what would you choose and how big the ups and downs please let me know your taught on that please
Cracking films👍 what made you choose the southerly ? I think they are great yachts !!
Glad you enjoy 'em Jim! We chose Southerly since we felt they were the best fibreglass yacht with a lifting keel, and we really like the freedom to explore shallow places! Check out our links on the boats
www.distantshores.ca/about-us/the-boats/southerly-49/
www.distantshores.ca/about-us/the-boats/southerly-42/
Hi Guys, thanks for the info, only thing is I have never seen any of your shows in Melbourne Australia on TV.
We're working on a NZ broadcaster... :-)
Thanks but can you tell me when you can do it in Australia with is just over the road so to speak.
love your videos here on UA-cam, never seen it on TV here in Sweden.What softwares do you use to edit your videos?
We use Final Cut Pro. Glad you like the videos. We sailed to Sweden and loved your country!
ok, should look into it.Did you go in the Göta Kanal? Lake Vänern? Lake Vättern? Is you Sweden trip here on youtune?
I met you guys at the Toronto boat show a few years ago and told you that I was building a Roberts 39 steel hull and now knowing what I do I would have gladly gone to the bank and borrowed the money to buy a boat and I would have been out there sailing for the last 16 years instead I'm still land locked and probably will be for at least 5 more years and for good reasons, I sometimes wonder what got me interested in building a boat and then I remember, not worth talking about.
I could go into all the sour grapes but I will spare everyone from that I made mistakes and they go back to day one. I will finish my boat but whether or not I'll be able to sail her is another story which time will only tell. I have a website ( emiliej.com ) the boat is much further along then the website shows and the reason for that is the AWESOME person who freely gave his time to create and host the site past away in December of 2016 sadly at the very young age of 53 he was a very good friend NICK D'ANGELO of TealHOST and now his nephew Joseph Conti of ( media-hosts.com ) has told me he would continue to host the site for free, absolutely awesome!
Your living the dream and perhaps with a bit of lady luck I will to some day but one thing for sure I will not give up my dream : )
We well know how hard it is building a boat !! - And we built from a bare hull rather than doing the hull too! Hopefully we will meet you out there some day and share a bottle of wine to celebrate!
where are you now and do you miss two step and is she for sale anywhere
Thanks for the video...
What editing-program are you using.?
We use Final Cut Pro X plus Motion for the graphics elements...
You told us about the camera and editing cost but not the boat cost. Bet the boat cost is more .
200 cuts for 24 minutes. I've been averaging 140 cuts for 8 minutes for the UA-cam vlog. Do you think that is too much?
I don't think there are hard rules at all - it suits the material and style you edit with. We sometimes have more than 400... never less than 200 (not counting audio cuts or extra tracks).
Why don't you use drones for filming?
nice
wow ten days for 24 mins thanks you all rock fair winds.
yes its hard to believe but there's a lot behind the scenes! Great to have you aboard!
thanks