Filming and Editing
Filming and
Editing - a World Apart
I spent twenty years in live television news and producing
documentary films. Now we bring you the up-to-date news
about our horses in Spain, with our original pure spanish horse videos.
Filming and
Editing our Spanish Horses - Goals
- We will glory in the
beauty that is the Spanish horse, and strive to make
videos that do him justice.
- We will show the truth,
and - in as much as is possible - visually present the whole story.
- We will strive to uphold an artistic
standard, and edit film to make your viewing
experience enjoyable.
- We will date our filming,
so that you have a realistic perspective of the horse you are
seeing
- We will adhere to copyright
procedures - see below.
- We will film horses as they
are on the day we are shooting.
- We will include times when
a horse tried, even if he failed.
- We will respect our
viewers, knowing that you are
following your dream.
Filming and Editing - The Strikes
- We will not alter filmed
material in the edit process to conceal or distort
facets that are relevant to the buying decison.
- We will not use slow
motion to conceal defects, poor movement or lameness.
- We will not use slow
motion to try to make a horse look to be something he is
not.
- If we show a horse in slow motion, we will also show him moving
normally in that same pace.
- As of November 2007, slow motion shots in a video are identified with a symbol in the corner of the screen
- We will not use colour
enhancement effects to misrepresent the coat of a horse.
Filming and Editing - Copyrights
- All filming and editing is done by us. All material is
copyright to us.
- All music added in the editing is purchased and used with
correct copyright procedures.
- If we should use external visual or audio material, within
the norms of wherever possible we will.
-
- identify the source
- obtain permission for use
- attribute copyright where it belongs