Cambodia 2008: Angkor Wat
This ruined temple is vastly different when compared to Angkor Wat. I like the close-up of a Vishnu incarnation who decorates one of the surviving doorways. Especially touching is the ragtag orchestra of musicians who are land mine victims. I used their music for the background of several of these Cambodia videos.
This chapter is just sixty seconds long, yet it tells a complete story. This type of pacing should serve to maintain viewers' interest.
I should also note that the camerawork is quite steady! My walking stick has a threaded post on top, which turns it into a monopod. That one small technology resulted in a much higher percentage of potentially usable footage.
Lessons Learned:
I'm increasingly fond of rapidly-paced short vignettes to keep my travel stories entertaining.
A clean recording of local sound (music) allowed me to avoid using copyrighted material.
A clean recording of local sound (music) allowed me to avoid using copyrighted material.
Suggestion:
Consider investing in a walking stick that doubles as a monopod.
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