This has been waiting to be uploaded onto the internet for a while now-and I've finally had enough time to do it-so now I bring to you, the video Moneytron 3000.
Backstory - Okay, my friend Gesty Linaga wanted me to help him with his Econ video project so I decided to do the editing for him. But when he gave me the footage for the video, I didn't really have much to work with except for a few scenes that didn't really connect each other.
Added on to this, the project was about a week late so either way, their teacher would be giving them a 50% at the most, but that's only if the video was amazing. Unfortunately it wasn't looking too well from the footage that Gesty showed me-and Josh needed at least a 50% to even think about passing the class.
Feeling bad, me and Kevin Guerra decided to take the video and make it the best that it could possibly be, so we spent all night doing voice overs and what-not and made this commercial-type video for the Moneytron 3000.
After it was given to Gesty's teacher, Mr. Martinelli, he loved it so much that he gave them both an A and showed the video to his class twice, and replacing his older example of once loved video from Albert Ratkay with the Moneytron 3000.
So there you go, that's the story. In one night, thanks to my editing powers and me and Kevin's dark comedy, we were able to put together something that one fell swoop saved Josh from repeating his senior year, made the impossible possible, and made history.
And with that, I give you the history of the Moneytron 3000
Moneytron 3000 from Matthew Castro` on Vimeo.
Backstory - Okay, my friend Gesty Linaga wanted me to help him with his Econ video project so I decided to do the editing for him. But when he gave me the footage for the video, I didn't really have much to work with except for a few scenes that didn't really connect each other.
Added on to this, the project was about a week late so either way, their teacher would be giving them a 50% at the most, but that's only if the video was amazing. Unfortunately it wasn't looking too well from the footage that Gesty showed me-and Josh needed at least a 50% to even think about passing the class.
Feeling bad, me and Kevin Guerra decided to take the video and make it the best that it could possibly be, so we spent all night doing voice overs and what-not and made this commercial-type video for the Moneytron 3000.
After it was given to Gesty's teacher, Mr. Martinelli, he loved it so much that he gave them both an A and showed the video to his class twice, and replacing his older example of once loved video from Albert Ratkay with the Moneytron 3000.
So there you go, that's the story. In one night, thanks to my editing powers and me and Kevin's dark comedy, we were able to put together something that one fell swoop saved Josh from repeating his senior year, made the impossible possible, and made history.
And with that, I give you the history of the Moneytron 3000
