17 (Sheer Heart Attack): My Queen video for the Talenthouse competition

To be honest, I don't like it at all.

Hey, good video you made.

I bet it was a lot of fun editing this.

Pro's:
- Old video filter, scratches and such. Love those to indicate it being old stuff
- Effort. as a graphic designer I know how much time and work can go into a project like this.

Con's
- The pace. I see you trying but a lot of the power and speed of the song do not translate to the visuals.

Ideas
- Get in the car. Find a dirt road. Open the door. Film some shots hovering a couple of inches from the ground.
  This will give you very speedy, powerfull footage.
- Go to your local bar or club. Ask the DJ to play the song and walk around with a camera.
- Use footage of the current UK riots Fits the lyrics like a charm.

Please watch my NEW VIDEO, and VOTE it of you like it! (or vote AGAIN if you liked the previous one):
http://www.talenthouse.com/creativeinvites/preview/a7646bd645bdce020a9495670c1058a0/310
You can vote using Facebook, Twitter AND other social networks, and ALSO by texting TH 6GR7YH to the +49 177 178 1208 phone number.

Please vote for me :)
http://www.talenthouse.com/creativeinvites/preview/a893ca0b25731db67b938d32de1bd9d6/310

Cheers !

I have been a Queen fan for more than 20 years. I am 33 and I live in Argentina. Making a video for them would be a dream come true for me!
A BIG thank you for supporting me and voting my work! Queen is loved everywhere!

By the way, this is my second attempt for a video set to the music of Queen's 1977 song Sheer Heart Attack. It tells the story of Doctor Bob, who is devastated after the loss of Samuel Esmeralda, a seventeen year-old boy who worked at a local pub, to a sudden cardiac arrest.