Lake Michigan in Spring - April 4, 2015
UltraHD 4K resolution video captured on a Samsung Note Edge smartphone and rendered using Sony Movie Studio 13 Platinum Edition.
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The video footage was captured on a very cold and windy day in early April. It was the day before Easter and I was visiting my sister and brother-in-law. They live near Pere Marquette State Park in Muskegon, MI near the public beach and shipping channel.
I was not able to use much of the natural audio that was recorded by the smartphone due to excessive wind noise. The wind battered the built-in microphones and rendered the audio portion of the captured footage unusable.
After digging around the supplied "free to use" music tools that came with the Sony Music Studio 13 Platinum Edition suite, I found a nice piano piece that went well with the scenery. After a slight adjustment to clip lengths and transition timings, the musical changes appear to coordinate with the scene transitions.
This video is far from perfect and should be considered to be somewhat of a homework assignment that I present to the world, my teacher, to help navigate the progress of my continuing education.
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