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Slaptap official edit thanks to Guy Millership for another sweet edit!
Wednesday, 19 October 2011 12:50:12 BST
Slaptap/Guy Millership's take four edit with Ben Webb
Thursday, 22 September 2011 13:06:54 BST
Some of you may remember Ben Webb from back in the day, a lot of you will probably never of heard of him. This is his "take four" edit but with a little twist. I don't think anyone explained the concept of switch and natural to him, i don't even think he knows which foot he grinds with or which way he spins!
Ben Webb Take Four from Guy Millership on Vimeo.
Read MoreWe have some really talented people who help us out with media at Slaptap and thought it would be a good idea for every one to get to know them...
Monday, 18 April 2011 20:30:01 BST
We are starting with Cornwall's own Guy Millership:
Age. 22
What do you do for a living?
Apprentice engineer
Years skating. 9How long have you been into filming?
Around 4/5 years I would say, but I've only really paid attention to it in the last 2 years I suppose.
What made you start filming?
I wanted to be able to show people what me and my friends do. I also like the idea of having something to look back on in the future.
What advice would you give someone wanting to get into filming and editing?
It seems like digital SLR's are the way forward as far as cameras are concerned. Just try to have fun with it really. You will never please everyone but as long as your happy with what you produce then that's all that matters really.
Do you have any tips, for picking angles and things like that?
Just take your time, mix it up a bit. Sometimes the skater will know how they want clip to look. Also, if you preview a clip back and your first impressions is, 'that's okay', then it's probably not.
Who is doing it 'right' as far as video is concerned at the moment?
I've always like Dom West's stuff, the dudes from poland Canislatrans are putting out some good stuff. Ivan Narez really hit the nail on the head though with the Shred till your dead series.
What editing software do you use?
Adobe premier pro at the moment.
Top three internet edits?Top three DVD's/VHS
1: The first DVD I bought was the first BHC video and it's still my favorite
2: I loved the first B unique DVD at the time, 1131 I think it was called
3: Joint between Charging and Vine ST.
How can people find your work?
http://www.vimeo.com/guymillership/videos
Most annoying thing about editing?
For me, finding a song without a doubt, I always end up searching for ages on Youtube.
So you have just got back from the States, how was it for filming and skating out there?
It was really good, weather was a treat, the lighting was perfect for filming, there's spot's everywhere as well! I would definitely like to make another trip out there at some point for sure!
Any tips for filming skating events?
Not the best man for the job when it comes to filming skate events to be honest, you just have to get stuck in really. It's probably easiest to focus on a few skaters and hope they bust out.Thanks Guy and Big thanks for all you do for Slaptap. Mike
