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Via Jacobi - 2013 Video

GuyA

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Just created and posted my first YouTube video of my walk on the Via Jacobi in Switzerland is past summer. Attached is the link to the video...appreciate any comments you may have I.e. Length of video, timing between slides, music etc. as I will be shortly be creating additional videos of my Via Gebennensis and The Puy route walks.


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Guy
 
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Hi Guy,

I look for videos like this on YouTube all the time to plan my next Camino, and yours is right up there. It seems quite professional, music is great and photos vary from beautiful to stunning.

The only thing I would definitely change is to double the transition time of the Day# info slides, as they disappear before I can absorb them. All of the following comments would be my own preference:

1. A map slide would be really useful at the beginning of the video, like in the film The Way - it captures the imagination and informs the curiosity as to which route you trekked. My first question was how far away from the Alps is this route! Alternatively, a highlighted route segment as a backdrop to each of your Day# transition slides.

2. The photo slides could do with about 2 extra seconds duration each.

3. A few 15 second video clips interspersed would be nice also - eg taken on your smartphone or video-enabled camera.

4. Personally I could watch this for 20 or 30 minutes - but can't speak for everyone. I.e. you could make it longer.

5. Just one or two words added to each slide as to its location (nearest village/town) would be great (at least for me!).

Do you have a blog associated with the Camino - e.g. where you stayed each night, cost of accomodation and food etc. All of these are invaluable for others to plan.

Cheers
Gerry
 
Guy, I loved your video.
The music was wonderful.
I agree I could have used a few extra seconds to look at each photo.
By the time my eyes adjusted, they were changing.
Otherwise, very nice job!
 
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Thanks for your early comments...while I can't incorporate all suggestions at this time I have added a song to provide an additional second or more for each slide and lengthened the time for the title slides. Unfortunately no video clips were taken and most of the slides won't have a clear location associated with them. If I can figure out how to include a map of the route I will do so.


Many thanks

Guy
 
Thnx Guy really beautiful., Looking forward to Sept 2014 for my next piedi
 
Nice work Guy . Very much enjoyed it. beautiful pics , great music . Transition is a bit quick but still ok. If you can figure out the map dealy that would be a bonus . Thanks for sharing your adventure. I will come back often

Joe
 
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