"Making the Squad" promo video!
 

Our first DVD entitled "Making the Squad" is now available for preorders, it will be shipped out the week of Sept.4th. The cost is $12.00 and free shipping included. You can order from our website at www.hoosierhitsquad.com. Waterfowl, Turkey, and special youth hunts! Attached is the promo clip and a copy of the DVD cover artwork. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrI5rXQSOW8

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Matt......That was AWESOME!!!! Those goose hunts were crazy. You should film a segment this year about how you reached across state lines and invited a Illinois guy hunting, showing people that Hoosiers and Illini CAN get along:D

What video editing software did you use for this project? Again, great job. Oh one ?....Are there any bow hunts on your DVD?

Later-Dennis

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sweet looks good!

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This was edited on Mac Final Cut Studio 2. ;) No bow hunts for deer on this video. This video has waterfowl hunts, bonus footage of some waterfowl hunts from Canada, youth waterfowl hunt, special needs youth deer hunt called the "Freedom Hunt" where several of the youth are able to harvest their first deer ever on video, and then we have several turkey hunts, all is Indiana based hunting, except the bonus footage from Canada. ;)

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VERY NICE!!!

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i like it a lot......

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Looks good! Nice clip. Not many dvd's like yours! Hope it sell! How many year of video went into it?

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All of the footage was from last season, except for a couple of turkey hunts, we also have a turkey only video that will be coming out in Feb. '09

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Very nice Matt.
What did you use to get the old film look?

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That is a "special" blend of several standard filters with slight modifications for hue, opacity, etc. This is created in Motion and then imported to Final Cut and applied as a filter over the footage in the timeline and rendered. I hope that helps answer your question?