Switcher’s Giveaway Honorable Mentions I: Why Switch?

Posted by Miles Evans on 05/13/07 in Giveaways

MacApper Switcher's Giveaway 1st Prize Winner Announced We got a lot of cool entries in our recent Switcher’s Contest, and as I hinted at earlier we decided to pass a reward to those who didn’t win, but still sent in a worthwhile entry. All this week we will run 3 switcher’s entries we feel deserve a nod. The plan is to throw up a poll after all 3 have been shown and allow the readers to choose a winner. The entry who has the most votes will get $100 in cash (Paypal cash). We also have a killer t-shirt from Insanely Great Tees for each of the contestants. We appreciate the time it can take putting this type of stuff together, so consider this bonus our appreciation for your time and effort.

And without further ado, here is the first entry titled Why Switch? by Brian Sorli.

Why Switch? [3:50m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Good work Brian, we liked your fold-in effects and editing. We’re also digging the midi keyboard in the background. For more information on Brian you can check out his homepage.

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Sumner said on

May 14th, 2007 at 4:56 am

Good entry..I enjoyed it

Where do I vote?

Miles Evans said on

May 14th, 2007 at 7:03 am

@Sumner: Watch for a poll to happen after all 3 entries are shown - towards the end of this week.

I just queued the 2nd one by Jens Bonk to run today at 12:00pm EST.

Jens Bonk said on

May 14th, 2007 at 12:55 pm

Very nice clip ! I love those Clapping, Cheering and Snoring sound effects. And the midi keyboard really is great (reminds me of the Wii menu music ).

Brian Sorli said on

May 14th, 2007 at 5:20 pm

Thanks for the thumbs up…

Amazing what you can accomplish with audio using Soundtrack Pro.

Actually, I was slicing and dicing the original video and began to realize how BLAW I really sound and it just need something to spark up the presentation.

I don’t really know Soundtrack Pro, so I’m certain I’m missing out on what it can really do, but this project has given me hope and possible desire to read the manuals. Okay, maybe not…

Miles Evans said on

May 15th, 2007 at 12:32 am

@Brian: Speaking of audio, I wanted to apologize for insisiting you increase the audio that day. Something was affecting my own audio and I noticed after the video published. So if the audio on Brian’s entry sounds too loud, it is my fault, not his.