what's with the music. don't you know people want to hear him talking. bad work of video and excellent work of seminar. please take the music off. this is not a movie it is a training video . unless you don't want anyone to understand it in that case I usually turn the music off. therefore all your effort to do a sound track gone and worthless.
While I admit that many videos have poorly chosen music, I must defend this one. It's well shot, well edited, and the music seems like it was deliberately chosen to fit with the theme rather than just being a favourite song of the guy who made the video. It's a splendid promotional effort showing not only good aikido, but how a good aikido lesson is taught, and it captures the ambiance of the day. I think the value of any video -- with or without talking -- comes only AFTER you've trained with the teacher. It becomes a point of reference and reflection for those familiar with the lesson, and a point of inspiration for those who aren't.
Amassing seminar - with even more brilliant Sensei!
Very Good
Many Thanks
Michael
great montage and, as always, great master
what's with the music. don't you know people want to hear him talking. bad work of video and excellent work of seminar. please take the music off. this is not a movie it is a training video . unless you don't want anyone to understand it in that case I usually turn the music off. therefore all your effort to do a sound track gone and worthless.
While I admit that many videos have poorly chosen music, I must defend this one.
It's well shot, well edited, and the music seems like it was deliberately chosen to fit with the theme rather than just being a favourite song of the guy who made the video. It's a splendid promotional effort showing not only good aikido, but how a good aikido lesson is taught, and it captures the ambiance of the day.
I think the value of any video -- with or without talking -- comes only AFTER you've trained with the teacher. It becomes a point of reference and reflection for those familiar with the lesson, and a point of inspiration for those who aren't.