Thank you so much ☺️ This is on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland! This was about as perfect of a day as it gets. The day before was a wild storm and we woke up to this the morning after, couldn’t believe it!
Hey Angus, how much time do you spend per week to process/edit/upload your videos? I'm feeling like I'm getting only 1% out of my Gopro and curious about your routine to get things done. Cheers
Hi Sébastien, For my surfing videos I would say it takes me about 8 hours from starting the editing to finished and uploaded to UA-cam. For my travel videos that have much more editing involved I would say they take around 20-30 hours, however I don’t upload them as often.
My routine is to surf when I can on the weekends. If I’ve had a good surf as soon as I get home I import the clips off the GoPro and on to my computer. I then watch the clips and delete all the bad ones. I then name all the good ones (ie: good 3 turn left) after that I import them into Final Cut Pro and begin to cut them to size and edit them into one video. Finally I export from final cut and upload to UA-cam, do my title, tags etc, and take a screenshot to use as the thumbnail for the video. I hope this helps you out!!! If you have any other questions about anything in specific just ask 😁
@@AngusKennedy To each his own I guess, but you might be using the wrong wax for your conditions. I find that sand disturbs the adhesion of wax to the board when re-applying and eventually breaks off in chunks during sessions. Also, it's rough on other parts of the body (like sandpaper). Enjoy the sunshine coast beaches, they're a previous gift.
Yeah very fortunate to grow up here! Nah I use the right wax, the main reason I use the sand is the greasiness of my sunscreen always seems to end up on the board so I use the sand on my hands and then on my board to roughen it up again.
You'll also notice I don't use the sand off the beach, its too fine and doesn't work at all. I wait until I'm in the water where the sand is much courser and works a lot better. After 20 years of surfing I've got it down to a fine science 🤙
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Hey everyone!
Drop a comment and let me know what you think of this type of content with the drone and POV angles.
Cheers legends!
Love the drone shots🤙🏼
Thank you! 🤙
Now I know you own a drone ! Great video
Thank you!
nice drone shots are awesome
Thank you 🤙
I love the drone footage
Thank you I'm glad to hear it!
I'll be sure to use it in more videos moving forward!
Hi mate, just came across your channel and it's fkn unreal!! Love the production quality and the content.
Hey mate thank you that's so good to hear!
Im stoked you enjoy it!!!
🔥 love the different angles man
Drone pilot extraordinaire
Wow, loved it! has to be QLD with minimal rubber!
Thank you!
Yep it’s the Sunshine Coast 🤙
This is so beautiful, unbelievable, looks like paradise. Where in Oz is that? Super nice edits and Video, the waves looks so mellow.
Thank you so much ☺️
This is on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland!
This was about as perfect of a day as it gets. The day before was a wild storm and we woke up to this the morning after, couldn’t believe it!
Wow beautiful waves man!
It really was a picture perfect morning!
woow, love it braa!
Thanks brother!!
So this is what empty looks like on the north coast lol
As empty as it gets up here mate.🤙
Couple other people in the lineup but for the majority I was the only one on this part of the bank.
@@AngusKennedy enjoy it mate!!!
Hey Angus, how much time do you spend per week to process/edit/upload your videos? I'm feeling like I'm getting only 1% out of my Gopro and curious about your routine to get things done. Cheers
Hi Sébastien,
For my surfing videos I would say it takes me about 8 hours from starting the editing to finished and uploaded to UA-cam.
For my travel videos that have much more editing involved I would say they take around 20-30 hours, however I don’t upload them as often.
My routine is to surf when I can on the weekends.
If I’ve had a good surf as soon as I get home I import the clips off the GoPro and on to my computer.
I then watch the clips and delete all the bad ones.
I then name all the good ones (ie: good 3 turn left)
after that I import them into Final Cut Pro and begin to cut them to size and edit them into one video.
Finally I export from final cut and upload to UA-cam, do my title, tags etc, and take a screenshot to use as the thumbnail for the video.
I hope this helps you out!!!
If you have any other questions about anything in specific just ask 😁
@@AngusKennedy Thank you! Yes it helps and motivates a lot! Cheers
No worries mate 🤙
Hahaha I was with the red board in the drone shot
No way for real!?
That’s the second time this has happened and someone’s hit me up saying they were in the surf with me that day! Small world hey!!!
hey mate what board you riding
5'6 Hypto Krypto bro
Is this Marcoola?
Hey mate, no this is down at Kawana 🤙
What’s your height n weight brotha?
Hey mate
I'm 6'1 and 70kg
My board in this video is a 5'6 Hypto
Rubbing sand on the wax, noooooooo!
haha it gives a LOT more grip in my experience
@@AngusKennedy To each his own I guess, but you might be using the wrong wax for your conditions. I find that sand disturbs the adhesion of wax to the board when re-applying and eventually breaks off in chunks during sessions. Also, it's rough on other parts of the body (like sandpaper). Enjoy the sunshine coast beaches, they're a previous gift.
Yeah very fortunate to grow up here!
Nah I use the right wax, the main reason I use the sand is the greasiness of my sunscreen always seems to end up on the board so I use the sand on my hands and then on my board to roughen it up again.
You'll also notice I don't use the sand off the beach, its too fine and doesn't work at all. I wait until I'm in the water where the sand is much courser and works a lot better. After 20 years of surfing I've got it down to a fine science 🤙