I've been working on some small video projects for small business'. Making promo videos if you will.
My first one is on Press Start Art, and artist who creates work based around Geek Culture. He wanted a short video giving an overview of what he does. So I did it, innit!
It's quite amateurish, yes. But first steps, innit! Also, watch in HD 
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Not amateurish at all
Greeting Moonie my friend 
I agree with Sainty, it's not amateurish at all. I think it's great. The music blends in nicely with the video 
Thanks
Just wondering if the artist has any problems regarding copyright for the stuff he produces?
Nice job Rawks
Hope it takes off for you Little acorns and all that..
Gotta love them acorns.
Thank you.
Very good, Rawky.
You charmer, Velvet. 
Well done, Mr. Rawky!
i I didn't think it looked amateurish at all!
Nice one, Rawky
very good...the guy would have looked better with one of your gold ties though
Very good Rawky. I rrecognised most of the images used, so I guess I'm a geek!
That seemed pretty professional to me Rawky . Good "cutting" ..err is that the word? Nice job
thanks peeps. I'm walking around with a slightly inflated head.
thanks peeps. I'm walking around with a slightly inflated head.
really good vid Rawky and in now way amateurish 
I like the medium this guy works with he's safe with a exactor knife unlike someone I could mention
Very good Rawks
Don't think I'll be rushing to buy one of his pieces mind
That's great, Rawks - glad you're getting more into the kind of work you always wanted to be doing. Good luck with it!
Just wondering if the artist has any problems regarding copyright for the stuff he produces?
I was going to ask the very same question Saint.
Image rights are well guarded by the owners these days and I wondered if this is a concern for him and if so what has he done about it. Once you place your work on the internet be it a site or Facebook, it's open for the world to see.
I do know of a number of artists who use well known images (the same as your chap Rawky) as part of their artwork and sell it online. One in particular who did an extensive piece on the changing logos of Batman.
