we’re missing our time at the shore in a big way, especially since life feels a little heavier as of late. (thank you so much for all the love you showed us yesterday. you guys are so nice.)
here’s some video i took of our time there. we love our home videos so much (i would suggest everyone do them. i can’t tell you how happy they make us when we look back on them!).
music: underwater by joshua radin
Would you {or have you} ever done a tutorial on how you make these videos? I have attempted a few times and they never come out good. Tips? Suggestions? Yours are always awesome!
I second this comment! In particular, how do you do the text? Looks like much nicer quality than the text options in iMovie. Thanks!
We want to make more videos! What apps/programs do you use to make the videos? I'm familiar with vimeo for adding music to an already existing video but can you also create the actual video with all of the different clips on vimeo as well?
I was sitting on a bench in front of the mini golf place and I saw you guys! (Sadly, I didn't make the video.) I almost ran up and said Hi!! like we were friends. Then I realized that would be creepy since you don't know me. 😉 I love the video and being at the shore!
Makes me want to visit the Jersey Shore!
Yes! Would love a tutorial on your process of putting all this together including equipment used! Such a sweet video with precious memories!
I would love if you could share some of your video tips! 🙂 Your videos are always so beautiful, they have so much emotion. That sounds cheesy but true.
Hi Bridgette! Can you share what kind of camera you use and what editing software/apps, etc? I would LOVE to create things like this for our upcoming family. Such sweet memories you are capturing!
hi victoria! i used my 5d mark 2 mostly, but also some iPhone! and then i edit it all in iMovie!
Ahh I love this! I grew up going here with my family every summer, serious memories! We haven't made it the past two years though. Its hard when there are no "kids" left in the fam and everyone starts scattering