This is a how to video I made for a camera techniques class. I was going for a PBS Kids feel, and had my kids do the cooking. My 10 year old did the voiceover.
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Nice job! A whimsical take on preparing a classic dish. Your 10-year-old did a really fine job on the narration. I liked the speeded-up video during the actual eating of the dish! A good job of clearly explaining how to do it. Good work!
Thank you for the kind words Tim. I’m proud of the kid for doing such a good job with the narration.
makes me hungry, shouldn’t watch so close to dinner. Nice Job, light touch to the piece, and I did like you sons narration, good match with the music, bright video, and his voice.
good piece