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Hafl's skeptic ears |
After having so much fun doing my first freestyle in 2013, it is time for a new challenge! This year's freesytle (in costume!) will be on August 1. So still some time to fine tune it and work on it. Anyway, I decided to ask a good friend of mine to help me with the music. The choreography I put together myself (LM level, meaning all but flying changes - officially FEI Pony Kur rules apply). I used simple sheets of paper I designed myself in
canva.com (PM me for a copy, would be happy to share) and then digitized them with
dressagediagrams.com (there is a 30 free trial period).
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What are they doing?! |
Further, my creative director (aka the good friend of mine who is also my mentor when it comes to photography and video editing) and I met a Sunday afternoon to talk about the music. I already had the theme (shhhhhh - it is still a secret) and some songs in mind. So we worked through tons of midi files and he showed me what was possible from an editing point of view. Gosh! Before, I used to simply crop and put music together but he has tools to completely change single instruments, tone, speed and much more! I cannot wait what the final work will sound like!
After that, we met for a first try riding my choreography and videotaping it. We even had two different camera perspectives - I mean how cool is that? Here a snapshot of the video:
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Two perspectives at once |
And here is the video in the making: camera 1 placed at A, camera 2 being moved around:
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