I came to the realization that the time spent on posting will likely never be worth it for me. The posts I make take 2 days to create, so I need to do something else.
Not really. Traditionally bands play 3 sets of 45 minutes each, so when you include set up time and tear down, you have a 6 hour day just to get the footage. I use 2 cameras, so the next day I have 2h and 15m of footage per camera to transfer and review, that's another 5 hours. Then I do the same with 2 sound tracks, because on a small stage not all instruments are mic'd, meaning I can't record with just one microphone. Only then can I start to create a video, ..if the footage is usable. Then I wait for permission to publish, ..in writing. That often includes sending unlisted video links to performers/copyright owners etc. So yeah, I came to the conclusion that it isn't worth it to put in this kind of time and effort.
What happened to you @onnovocks?
I came to the realization that the time spent on posting will likely never be worth it for me. The posts I make take 2 days to create, so I need to do something else.
Two days?? Must've been amazing content to take you that long!
Not really. Traditionally bands play 3 sets of 45 minutes each, so when you include set up time and tear down, you have a 6 hour day just to get the footage. I use 2 cameras, so the next day I have 2h and 15m of footage per camera to transfer and review, that's another 5 hours. Then I do the same with 2 sound tracks, because on a small stage not all instruments are mic'd, meaning I can't record with just one microphone. Only then can I start to create a video, ..if the footage is usable. Then I wait for permission to publish, ..in writing. That often includes sending unlisted video links to performers/copyright owners etc. So yeah, I came to the conclusion that it isn't worth it to put in this kind of time and effort.