Waching daily Nov 24 2017

Once a Black and Yellow, always a Black and Yellow - fingers crossed we'll get a good result in the derby.

Have fun with Nobby - best wishes from Flemming!

It's derby day, and things are hotting up in Dortmund and Gelsenkirchen.

Dortmund know that a win will take them above the Royal Blues.

The derby hero - he's played 200 games for BVB, and today he's in the studio: Shinji Kagawa.

Hello and welcome to the Matchday Magazine ahead of the 91st BVB-Schalke Derby in the Bundesliga.

I don't need to tell you what it means for Dortmund to take on the Royal Blues - local bragging rights are at stake.

That means we all have to pull together, dig deep and fight until the bitter end.

One thing is clear: tomorrow, only a win is good enough.

I think that's got everyone in the right mood, and I'm delighted to say we have a real derby expert with us:

Welcome Shinji Kagawa, it's great that you're here today and thanks for taking the time to speak to us.

Obviously the derby is always a special occasion, as you know very well from your many years at this club.

What differences do you notice in the days leading up to a derby?

The atmosphere in the stadium is unlike any other game, and the atmosphere around the city really builds up.

Whether you win the game or lose the game, it can define your season - it's that important.

And in our current situation the derby is even more important.

Whatever happens we will keep believing in ourselves and prepare as best we can to win the game.

For our Quickfire Questions this week, the questions are of course all about the derby.

We'll ask Shinji five quick questions and he'll give five quick answers: I can't wait!

Question one: you're the most successful Japanese player in Bundesliga history with 38 goals,

including four in derby games against the Royal Blues. Which was your best goal?

Well… any goal against Schalke is the best goal!

Good to hear! It's always fantastic to score against the Royal Blues.

How do you describe the derby to the people back in Japan?

It was the decisive game that changed everything for me.

I knew we'd invited EXACTLY the right person today - perfect!

Shinji: in the past Kevin always ensured the new signings were up for the derby. Who in the squad does that now?

You?

No!

The older players - Nuri, Schmelle, Roman. They tell us how important the derby is.

But you already know how much the derby means to everyone. - I know that!

Most footballers listen to music when they arrive at the stadium.

What do you listen to, to get in the mood for a game?

There are some Japanese songs…

some non-Japanese ones as well, American music.

I often listen to a mix of both. Songs that get me motivated.

Now a very important question the fans want the answer to: Why are we going to win the derby at the weekend?

As a Dortmund player you simply can't afford to lose this game.

Everyone prepares as best they can in order to win the game.

We'll win because winning is the only thought we have in our heads.

I can't wait to celebrate with the fans at the end.

Of course Shinji has a very special relationship with the derby.

A few days ago we met up with Shinji to talk about the derby, and we picked a special place to do it.

Hello! I would like Currywurst and chips, please.

Currywurst with Shinji Kagawa: we invited the Japanese star for a bite to eat and a chat.

We talked about how Shinji adapted to living in Dortmund, and the first derby he played in.

My mind went blank.

There was the massive home crowd and they were really loud, but then it all became silent.

I still vividly remember that feeling.

And more importantly, with my goal, everyone's emotions exploded.

And watching them so happy, I realised this is the derby game,

and that it was such an important goal.

Winning the derby in 2010 was a major step towards winning over the fans for the new arrival from the Far East,

both on the pitch and off it.

For me, that first season, I know the match against Schalke totally changed their perception of me.

So that's why I understand what the derby means.

And that's why I feel more excited about these matches.

Currywurst and the Revierderby - 2 cultural icons that are now strongly associated with the name of Shinji Kagawa.

And the 28-year-old can't get enough of either of them.

Thank you!

You can see the full feature with Shinji Kagawa on Thursday - a really fascinating report about a great guy.

Now, Shinji: you're a big fan of both Currywurst and the Revierderby here in the Ruhr.

The obvious question to ask is: what do you miss from Japan?

Early on there were a few things I missed. The food, the people, the towns and cities…

But now I don't feel any longing to go back to Japan.

The opposite actually - I think life is better here.

Back in his homeland all eyes are on Shinji - everyone knows about him.

People back home love you, every year you're nominated for the Asian International Player of the Year award:

What does that mean to you?

It's a great honour to be nominated.

But to be honest, it's not so important to me who wins the prize in the end.

What matters much more is that more players from Asia come to play in Germany or Europe.

I want to be known for playing good football,

so that even more players from Asia can take the same path as me and play here.

Away from the football field, you are a great role model.

You donate 1% of your wages to Common Goal, a charity doing great work in the community,

so you're aware of your social responsibility. Why do you support this project, and what do you like about it?

My former teammate at Manchester United, Juan Mata, was the first to talk to me about it.

I thought it was a really interesting opportunity to do something good.

I've always wanted to help people, particularly children, who are less fortunate than me.

And then I was offered the chance to do this.

What's even better is that I can decide what happens with the 1% of my wage I donate.

I can say which country and which project I want my money to go towards.

I really thought this was a thing worth doing, so I was very keen to get involved with it.

So Shinji, now we come to the part of the show we call "One more thing…"

We spoke to a friend of yours and asked him to ask you a question about the derby. Let's take a look.

Hi Shinji my friend! I hope all's well with you, and I just have one quick question:

Could you tell us what was it like in 2011 when you were our waiter in the bar and pulled pints?

Have fun and see you soon!

Well then, that was Kevin's question, so what does Shinji have to say?

I don't remember it!

I used to go out with Kevin quite a lot.

I have too many memories from that time.

As I recall, it's Kevin who has some explaining to do.

So my question to him is: do you still do things like that?

We'll get on to that and ask Kevin himself - it's the right thing to do.

It's clear that you and Kevin are especially good friends.

Do you still keep in contact, and is he still getting you pumped up for the derby?

We speak to each other every now and then, but coming up to the derby I haven't heard anything from him.

But I'm genuinely amazed that Kevin is now married and has a kid.

Kevin is still a reigning world champion. This time next week we have the draw for the 2018 World Cup:

Are there any teams you'd particularly like to play against? Germany maybe?

No!

I've been playing in the Bundesliga for seven years now,

but I've never played against the German national team.

There are lots of Japanese players in the Bundesliga,

so it would be nice for us to play against Germany at the World Cup.

Maybe not in the group stage, but in the knock-out phase.

Well there's still a week to go before the draw, but now things get serious with "Black or Yellow?"

This game is a popular part of BVB total! where we see some clips, and Shinji and I have to guess what happens next.

Let's see what they serve up for us this week.

ONE ON ONE

PRESS INVADE THE PITCH - COACH DANCES

Three, two, one…

Lothar Huber scores, and... what happens?

Dance! Dance!

PRESS INVADE THE PITCH

Two more to go? -Yes, two more.

SNOWBALL FIGHT - STRIPTEASE

Three, two, one…

STRIPTEASE

Yes! Get in - 1-1!

That was Peter Geier.

HANDBALL & TEARS - GOAL-LINE CLEARANCE AND DRESSING-DOWN

Three, two one…

GOAL-LINE CLEARANCE AND DRESSING-DOWN

We were both right! It's 2-2.

So let's take a look at the overall scores - it's 22-18 to me. Are you surprised by that?

Yes, it does!

Let's take a picture… there we go.

The picture will take a bit of time to develop, and meanwhile I've got a something to get us all in the mood for the derby.

A win will take us above Schalke - we've done it before, so hopefully it happens again tomorrow. Take a look at this.

19 September 1987: Frank Mill seals a 4-1 win over the Royal Blues.

BVB draw level with their local rivals, but go above them on goal difference -

a repeat 30 years on would go down very well in these parts.

Opening the scoring in that thumping derby win was the unmistakable man here,

and BVB's all-time appearance record holder got in on the act with two goals of his own.

Two legendary club figures, just as much so today as they were then.

So Shinji, did you recognise those goalscorers?

Yes… you, and Zorcy.

Zorcy scored a lot of goals.

How many did you score against Schalke?

Ooh.. I think it was three at least?

Three? I've scored four… sorry!

And I can't catch you up now… that's not fair.

Now you can sign the photo… great. Thank you so much.

There's not long to go now until the derby. Firstly, thank you Shinji for being with us today.

We've learned that you've settled in here in the Ruhr and that you feel completely at home.

We think that's great, and we absolutely love having you here at BVB.

If you score another two goals against Schalke I won't hold it against you that you've scored more against them than me!

And we need the support from all of you at home - it'll take everything we've got against them.

I believe, we all believe, that after the game we'll be above Schalke in the table.

That's all for this week's Matchday Magazine, so bye for now - Shinji, all the best to you,

I'll carry you onto the pitch myself and then you can score the goals. Goodbye!

MAXIMUM ANTICIPATION

THE MAGIC OF MATCHDAY

WHAT MATTERS IS WHAT HAPPENS ON THE PITCH - THE MATCHDAY MAGAZINE

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Hayvanları Öğreniyoruz - Sürpriz Yumurtalar İle Hayvanları Tanıyalım - Duration: 11:15.

Rabbit

Duck

Monkey

Dog

Cat

Cow

Elephant

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N. Korea's request for dialogue with UN rejected due to U.S. opposition - Duration: 1:50.

Reports say the North Korean regime, which has been isolated from the international community

for so long,... actually reached out for a dialogue with the UN two months ago... possibly

object to the international sanctions against it.

But dialogue was in the end rejected... due to U.S. opposition.

Oh Jung-hee reports.

North Korea asked the UN chief to open up dialogue between Pyongyang and the UN two

months ago... according to Tokyo-based Kyodo News Agency on Friday.

Quoting various diplomatic sources familiar with the UN,... the agency reported...

North Korea's foreign minister Ri Yong-ho asked for a dialogue channel with the UN Secretariat

in late September,... when he had a closed-door meeting with UN Secretary-General Antonio

Guterres.

It's known... that the Secretary-General avoided giving a direct answer to this request,...

but expressed concern over the tensions on the Korean peninsula.

He also called on the regime to abide by UN resolutions and stop nuclear and missile development.

Later, Jeffrey Feltman, the UN's Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs, discussed this matter

with a high-level U.S. official.

And due to U.S. opposition,... a dialogue between North Korea and the UN couldn't be

achieved.

Kyodo reported... that there could have been diverging views among the permanent members

of the UN Security Council... as China and Russia were FOR this dialogue.

It's been speculated... that the North wanted an international conversation to claim that

the sanctions against Pyongyang are unreasonable.

North Korea's representatives to the UN are continuously demanding for a global forum

that involves law experts... to verify the legality of the UN's sanctions resolutions.

Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.

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Последнее прощай - Duration: 0:57.

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FINGER FAMILY Pepa Pig Different Colors Tongue - Learn Colors - Nursery Rhymes for Babies - Duration: 2:03.

Daddy finger, daddy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Mommy finger, Mommy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Brother finger, Brother finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Sister finger, Sister finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Baby finger, Baby finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

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S. Korea designates Aug. 14 to commemorate victims of Japan's sexual slavery - Duration: 0:43.

The National Assembly has designated a new annual observance to commemorate the victims

of Japan's wartime sexual slavery during World War Two.

It passed a bill Friday designating August 14th as the day to remember the sufferings

of the so-called "comfort women," hundreds of thousands of whom were sexually enslaved

by the Japanese military.

The new law provides for a range of events to be held on the 14th of August... to educate

people about the issue.

It also states that any policies that affect the rights of the victims shall be decided

only upon active consultation with the victims, few of whom, sadly, are still living.

Also, the main clauses of any such policies have to be transparently revealed to the public.

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Where to go in Hiroshima? Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Atomic Bomb Dome | Japan #12 - Duration: 13:36.

Hey, they are taking a photograph.

In the middle...

There's this, paper crane. And a bell.

- Try shaking it. - Can I?

- I think so. - Can I? - Try it, try it.

Do I need to wash my hands?

Did you see any water pavilions? This isn't a shrine.

Sweet.

So right now we're actually right in front this station called the...

Genbaku Dome.

This place is where the whole Hiroshima bombing thing happened.

- I mean, not really... okay. - It's this place. - Yeah, it's this place.

These are the reminiscences of that days, of those days.

Let's check it out.

This is the Atomic Bomb Dome that is left over after the bombings.

Most of the stuff is still intact, actually.

- They didn't clear away the debris. - No, they just built a fence around it.

You can still see some of the cracks, they went to patched it already.

They went to patch up the cracks.

Did you see the cracks on top of the dome walls?

They patched up all the fine cracks in the dome.

- It's not totally in the original state. - Of course not, they will need to patch it.

How can it be? See that support?

They have support beams holding it to prevent it from collapsing anytime.

- So the remains are the walls and the beams... - Everything here is the remains.

It's just that in order to maintain how it looks like...

- They have to... - Artificial support.

Yeah, they have to have artificial support so that it can maintain how it looks like.

So this place is a freaking mess. But now, look at it, after so long...

This whole place looks so much better.

And beside this dome, there's actually a river. Is this a river? - Yeah.

Yeah, this is considered a river right?

There's this river that is still here.

It's actually in a very bad state, but luckily the locals patched it up and keep it standing.

This is a close up. This is what you called the close-up view, of this place. Really close up.

Take a look at the city now.

So much better now.

So beautiful right? So much changed.

- Finally. - We can see the sun. - Finally, we can see the sun.

Finally, it's not raining anymore. Me and my buddy over here, we are soaked.

Since like, last night.

- No, we're not soaked last night. - Last night we're wet too.

Oh, I'm not soaked. But today we are fully soaked.

They are starting more repairing works inside, I think. Yeah. A lot of...

There's an alarm system in place.

So it's actually like this.

- Huh? - Actually, it's originally like that.

No, this shows the broken state of the building.

Broken? Oh, this shows where the additional supports are.

- Yeah. - Like what you've said.

Additional supports. Told you they will definitely have additional supports in there.

If not they would have collapsed. That means the beams on top are the original ones, no supports up there.

Yeah, the beams on top are original parts.

Originals, the round beams.

I think it's full of glass panels on top and when the bomb exploded it shattered.

Only the beams are left.

I don't think there is anything left from the Nagasaki bombing.

- Don't think so. - Let's go check it out.

- Nagasaki? - But we don't have that planned, Nagasaki is too far.

Wanted to go there actually. It's below Fukuoka.

- Oh, yeah you're right. - Crazy! We just came from Fukuoka.

Is this part of the original building? This little fountain here.

This is also part of the...

- Yeah, correct. - Really?

- And this tree is planted after the bombing right? - Of course...

Can you imagine, if this tree is this big now, how long has past since the bombing.

Oh, that was before the bombing.

- Hey, it's not there anymore. - Huh?

The one you mentioned just now.

- I think it's built afterward. It's not here. - It's here bro.

- Is it this one? - That one, look.

It's right in front of the wall. It's here, it's this one. (It's not. The river is on the other side.)

- This one? - Yeah.

- The one with the four pillars. - Yeah. And...

- And the river is still here. - Of course. - Which is right here.

- Then this is the original one. - Some of the trees are still here. Nah I'm kidding. - Bulls***, no way.

A lot of people don't know which way the camera is pointing at.

A lot of them saw this chunk, this black stick over here.

They thought it's filming all over the place.

- Or they thought it's filming outwards, but I'm actually filming myself. - Oh, you mean this?

Because the round motors look like cameras.

And as you can see, the power of atomic bomb is really crazy.

So right now we're gonna head towards the next part of this peace memorial park.

And, let's check it out.

So right now, after watching the atomic bomb.

- So you can now... - Watching the atomic bomb?

I mean the Atomic Bomb Dome...

So you can see, the Atomic Bomb Dome is just right there.

Covered by the cherry, the Sakura trees.

Next, we are heading to is the...

Hiroshima National Peace Memorial Hall for the Victims.

Then you have some other stuff here, for the victims.

Then, of course, you have the... this, Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.

So, without further ado, let's go ahead and check them out.

Let's go!

Hey, they are taking a photograph.

In the middle...

There's this, paper crane. And a bell.

- Try shaking it. - Can I?

- I think so. - Can I? - Try it, try it.

Do I need to wash my hands?

Did you see any water pavilions? This isn't a shrine.

Sweet.

If you can visualize, it's a woman, it's a girl. With a red hair.

And these are her arms, holding a heart, saying peace.

- Actually, it's not. - Yeah, it's a sun. - It's actually a sun.

It's a sun.

- How the hell did you see a girl? What the f***. - Look, she's doing this.

Okay, the hands are definitely holding a heart. But that on top is the sun. Because it's Japan.

Sorry, bro.

So this is the children's monument.

Children Peace Monument.

And next, we're gonna head on to that side.

Which if you can see clearly there's a pit of fire in the middle, over at that side.

So, let's check it out.

This is supposed to be a place where they...

Where they...

You know, trying to... a memorial.

Memorial.

I'm guessing the fire stands for the, their ever burning will...

- The Peace of Light. - Peace of Light?

Oh, not the Peace of Light, the Light of Peace.

- Can you see the flames? - Yeah.

So yeah, this place is called the...

It's written in Japanese as, 平和の灯.

Which means 和平, which means peace.

- And 灯 means. - Light of Peace? - Torch of Peace.

- I think it's a torch. - Oh yeah.

Opposite of this Torch of Peace, is the Atomic Bomb Dome.

If you can see clearly, it's right over there.

Right at the other end is the museum.

So let's go and check it out.

National Peace Memorial Hall for the Atomic Bomb Victims.

Which I'm guessing it's just right down here.

- Do we need to pay? - Really?

Free, free. Yeah.

Let's go.

Whoa, the doors are fast.

English, yes.

Thank you.

Sorry, we're closing at 6.

- Okay! - Okay, thank you!

So time now it's 5.45.

Oh okay, it's this way.

Oh my god, do not take flash photographs. Nah I'm taking videos.

Do you know that this thing in front is also part of the...

Part of the building that stayed, that survived the blast?

- This one? - Yeah.

I don't.

Bulls***.

- You're so dumb. - Maybe...

- This is the one. This one. - Really?

- This is it. - Who told you?

You can go read it yourself. The descriptions there.

And he really went to read it.

This dumbass.

So that's it for the Memorial Park, Peace Memorial Park here in Hiroshima.

As you can see, it's really very scary.

So right now what we're gonna do is we're gonna finally check in to our hotel here in Hiroshima.

And get cleaned up, changed up, you know, have a good wash because yesterday night we literally didn't bathe.

We are on the bus, night bus.

Freshen up a bit, rest a little bit.

Then we will check out the nightlife, maybe do some shopping, some drinking, maybe?

- And some eating of course. - Yes, of course.

So tonight we will be eating some local Hiroshima food.

We will see you at Court Hotel. So let's jump there.

- Are you ready? - It's been so long since we've jumped together. - It's been awhile.

So, are you ready?

- Are you ready? - Ready!

Okay, 3, 2, 1...

Let's go!

Is something wrong with my nose or does this place smell like s***?

No...

Sniff harder.

Sniff a lot harder.

I farted.

F*** you!

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HOT WHEELS RACE OFF - Unlocked Mountain Mauler™ Supercharged Edition | Daily Race Off | Hutch Games - Duration: 11:45.

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25 Easy Hairstyles Compilation 2017: Haircut, Hair Hacks and Hair Color Transformations - Duration: 10:17.

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コンビニに来るウザイ客ⅩⅩⅩ Annoying Customers 30 - Duration: 5:54.

Welcome

Give me all the Duel Masters packs I can buy with this

That will be 904 yen

I don't have 5yen

and I can't be stuffed to find four 1 yen coins

so can I just pay 900yen

What?

Hey

It's fine right?

Hey

How can I help you?

Can I get a bag of Karaage-sticks from the freezer behind you?

If you want a Karaage-stick we have freshly fried ones...

NO!

I want the a bag of frozen ones

I'm really sorry

but I can't sell you them, it's the store rules

What!?

Huh?

So you can't sell me this either huh?

What's the difference!?!?

woah

What?

Is there something wrong sir?

There...

are 20 ghosts of women...

attached to you

I see

Then what should I do?

Well

I can sell you this ghost repellent for 10000ye...

I'm good

It's your funeral

Anyway, can I can some fried chicken

Wait, where did it go?

Did I drop it somewhere?

Are you looking for your wallet?

You put it in the basket

YOU!

Wha

You tried to steal my wallet!!!!

Why me...

Hey um

How can I help you?

I wanna change the 200 yen on this card to cash

sorry no engurishu

erm

okane (money)

change

to

okane

change

Oh

He wants to change the points on his card to actual money

Sorry No Sorry No

Sorry

Fuck this then

Fucku you tsuuu

Hey, I woe another ice cream

Oh, congrats

I'll take...

Sir...you just wrote this on the stick with sharpie didn't you?

What are you talking about!? That's not sharpie! It's printed on there!!!

That's hard to bel...

Give it back

I'm going to take my business elsewhere

I'm never coming back to this stupid store

Hey

What should I have for dinner?

Pardon?

Hurry up tell me!

You work at a convenience store! You should know!!

How about nikujaga (a meat and potato dish)

I don't really like nikujaga

Pasta?

I have a pretty bad wheat allergy

If I eat pasta I might die

All the more reason to eat it then

What?

Oh, nothing

Gimme a pack of Yu-Gi-Oh! cards

Okay

Pick one from this box

Which one do you think has a super ultra rolling bomber thunder rare card in it?

This one?

This one!?

I'll take it

That will be 157 yen

here

157 yen

I'm going to believe in you

crap

crap

crap

crap

What the fuck!?!?!

They're all crap cards

You liar!

I want my money back!!

I can't give you your money back

also

as of this moment

you are banned from this store

Could you please leave sir

What the hell!?!? You can't..

Please

leave!

*bloopers*

Please give me a thumbs up if you enjoyed the video(^o^)b

Don't forget to subscribe ^^

If you work(ed) in a convenience store (or any kind of customer service)

tell me about your annoying customer stories

the next one will be in December

so if you have any Christmas/New years stories

that would be nice

if you don't that fine :D

Also check out my last video!

Bye!!!(^-^)

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[DaVinci Resolve 12] 003 Using this footage - Duration: 4:04.

- Before we get started, let's talk about

the footage we'll be using in this training,

the project, how we'll be using this footage,

and if you should be color correcting along with me.

Now this footage is from a feature length documentary

I was hired to color correct.

It's titled Tanzania: A Journey Within.

It was brought to me

by Emmy Award-winning director Sylvia Caminer.

I graded a few of her feature films

and this is her passion project.

It's a film designed to help save lives.

Now, the running time is 102 minutes

but when it comes to color correction

and budgeting your time,

more important than running length

is the number of shots in the timeline, the shot count.

Except for a few edge cases, the shot count gives us

almost all the information we need to know to figure out

is the time we have to color correct this realistic?

Now on this film, I had 1159 shots to color correct.

The budget allowed for five days of work.

I generally need at least a half day

to prep a feature length timeline

and then a half day for rendering,

checking the renders, fixing the problem,

and delivering it onto the client's hard drive.

Also on a feature project, I reserve at least a half day

for final review and last minute revisions.

This leaves me three and a half days

for the actual color correct itself.

1200 shots in three and a half days.

That's 345 shots a day.

If you do the math, I have less than two minutes

to spend on each shot in a nine hour day

with no bathroom breaks.

Yes, we're moving quickly.

Here's the thing.

While it might seem that every single shot

is a brand new experience,

to me, I see the same kind of shots

over and over every day.

Yeah, the exact content of a shot is new to me.

The challenges though?

They repeat themselves.

There are about a dozen common challenges

you're liking to face.

Master the solution to those challenges

and 1200 shots start looking like 20 shots,

repeated over and over.

And this documentary contains a good number

of those common challenges.

That's why I've selected this film to use in this series.

And the shots I've pulled together

will help us master DaVinci Resolve 12

while also illustrating these common problems we face

on documentaries, corporate videos, feature films,

shorts, even commercials and music videos.

Just keep in mind.

This is an actual documentary.

Because the filmmakers, they want to get their message out,

they've agreed to allow me to license this footage

and share it with you for your personal education

while working through this training series.

Please, respect their copyright and don't share it.

If you want to find out more

about Tanzania: A Journey Within

and how it's saving lives in Africa,

be sure to watch the movie at the end of this series

and really, feel free to thank Sylvia and her team

on Twitter at TanzaniaTheMovie.

One last thing.

Do I think you should be color correcting

this footage with me?

If you have access to the exercise files, absolutely yes.

If you truly want to ingrain the concept I'm teaching here,

it's not enough to watch.

You need to do.

You need to develop the muscle memory that informs your eye.

What's happening to this footage

when I take this slider and move it that way?

Your eye will get the feedback

of your muscles performing an action

and it vastly improves

your retention, recall, and understanding.

Now, it doesn't really matter

if you're using this footage or your own footage.

It just so happens these shots have been handpicked

to demonstrate what I need.

Just use footage.

Absolutely.

Practice what I'm doing as I do it

to truly learn how to use DaVinci Resolve 12.

For more infomation >> [DaVinci Resolve 12] 003 Using this footage - Duration: 4:04.

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22q11 Ireland Support Group: GSK Ireland IMPACT Award Winner - Duration: 2:06.

For more infomation >> 22q11 Ireland Support Group: GSK Ireland IMPACT Award Winner - Duration: 2:06.

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Irish Men's Sheds Association: GSK Ireland IMPACT Award Winner - Duration: 1:59.

For more infomation >> Irish Men's Sheds Association: GSK Ireland IMPACT Award Winner - Duration: 1:59.

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Weird Tech | Dazza Rants - Duration: 1:48.

For more infomation >> Weird Tech | Dazza Rants - Duration: 1:48.

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Heroes For A Day Review: NECA Castlevania: Symphony Of The Night Dracula (English Subs) - Duration: 5:55.

Greeting, my friends!

You are watching a new video review by Heroes For A Day!

I'm Argyris, and this time, it's not a DC, Marvel, Game of Thrones or Transformers.

It's a Castlevania figure!

Castlevania, the all-time favorite video game franchise for about 20 or 30 years.

And of course, it's the main protagonist -or antagonist, if you like- Dracula.

The figure is by NECA; it's not a new piece, to be clear. I don't know its availability.

It depicts Dracula as he appeared in 'Symphony of the Night'.

(and I don't remember when it first came out)

It's a nice, stylized figure.

Let's see it closer.

It's Dracula, with his long hair, goatee and his really awesome red and black attire.

His cape could be made of softer plastic, but it is still nice looking.

It's a beautiful, nicely detailed figure.

You can see the golden accents.

You can see the lining in his coat.

There's an issue though with the cape. The stiffer plastic makes the figure a little backheavy.

Plus, the clothes obstruct the articulation.

The leg cannot move freely because it has little space.

Same with his right arm; the left one can move better.

Yet he remains awesome looking; he is one of the first figures I ever got.

He looks magnificent, especially now that he's back in fashion

with the Castlevania revival by Adi Shankar.

The Netflix series was really good. Watch it!

And of course we look forward to the second season.

If I recall there was another edition of the figure,

where Dracula had an angrier face and an open mouth.

Among the accessories is this little stand with clear plastic

to hold some of the other accessories, like this bat.

It is placed there (no comment on the insinuation of this…)

These kinds of stands are made for accessories that are supposed to fly,

with the clear plastic serving the purpose of this 'effect'.

Another accessory is this 'eye' thing. I never really got what it is exactly,

with the chain and the pointy end.

This has also a peg hole, so it can look like it's floating.

And last, this pocket watch.

Is it supposed to go on his hand like a rosary? Whatever…

A really nice figure. Typically it's an action figure, but if it weren't limited in articulation,

it might work out better for some collectors.

For those who'd like to keep it in this pose, it'd work out fine. It's a nice design.

From the same video game entry, Alucard, the main protagonist and Dracula's son, was also produced as a figure.

And we hope to see more of him in the 2nd season of the Castlevania Netflix series.

So, that was it.

See you next time, if and when it comes…

The Heroic Continues!