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OK, so I'm looking to resurrect something I used to do. Making time laps videos. This is one someone Fiverr put together for me... it takes 3 hours of work into 15 mins.

I'm not sure if it's too short/fast? Or like if I should cut sections to just show some parts rather than the whole process... some honest opinions would be much appreciated.

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Flower Dragon A-1.mp4

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Shade13Lord

This is really cool to get to see. I dislike the idea of cutting parts out, however it does get hard to watch the process sometimes at the speed it's running, especially when there's a lot of camera movement. That being said, I don't know that a longer video form (even 20min) would be the best choice either. Not the most helpful, I'm sure, but sort of where I'm at with it.

Anonymous

I feel like 10-15 minutes suit these kind of videos the best. People usually lose attention when it gets longer. I personally liked it a lot, seeing your process. I would love an ocassional glimpse of what you used as a reference on another screen. It could be a great idea to get some branding out there, I think timelapses are still really popular.

Gregorif

A 15 minutes video with just a music gets kinda hard to watch by the end, and you really have to stay focused to not miss details since your video are pretty dense in informations (which is a good thing). If you want to use those videos as advertisement of your work, I would advise cutting it into parts of 5 minutes or less to allow for a rest. Like here, the coloring is the last 5 minutes of the video, that can be a part of its own and people dont think "Oh, I cant watch that now, I only got 10 minutes before my dinner is ready" Even better on Youtube would be less than a minute since they push shorts so much, but I dont think your sculpting would look good on this format as you would have to cut on so many details