The Jeff Beck tribute concert hosted by Eric Clapton was the most sincere and most moving concert of 2023. A video masterpiece that carefully depicts that historic night has been born. The complete video of the tribute concert woven by the prestigious company This work is engraved with the "Royal Albert Hall performance on May 23, 2023". This is a multi-camera audience video that completely recorded the second day of "A TRIBUTE TO JEFF BECK", which was held over two days. It has already been nine months since the concert, but this work is also the latest work. It is a multi-camera edited work that was produced with plenty of time and passion by the prestigious "Slowhand Archive Project", which is familiar to collectors, and was only recently released. Even at this moment, the amazing quality is shocking and acclaimed. In fact, the quality of this work is overwhelming. First of all, it is long. Our shop has been reporting on various titles since then, and this show was also familiar with the video work "ROYAL ALBERT HALL 2023 2ND NIGHT". Of course, this work is a completely different video, but the recording time is about 20 minutes longer. All the songs played were seen, but this work also includes messages from friends that were played in between and memorial screen images. It perfectly reproduces the full show on the day when the heroes appear in turn. Professional shot-class viewing, elegant editing techniques, and the essential image beauty. Not only is this the best, but it is also elegantly finished. It is a multi-camera edit where the angle changes even within one song, and the main part is the professional shot image projected on the on-site screen. This is really wonderful, and boasts a picture quality that you can't imagine being filmed by a nurse who eats. Moreover, there is no distortion. If you shoot a screen shot from an oblique position, the person will tilt strangely, but this work is shot from the front, which is usually as beautiful as a professional shot. And the direct audience shots interwoven to complement the screen footage are also superb. In the early days of multi-camera editing, the main focus was on how much footage could be gathered, and a large number of works were made that changed constantly to show off the number. Although this technique had some meaning, it is now somewhat outdated. Rather than competing with the number of images, it seems that the mainstream now is to focus on the quality of each image and to show high-quality images in abundance/carefully. And this work is a model of that. Since it makes extensive use of screen shots, you will never get tired of watching them, and the audience shots that are inserted into them are calm panoramic views. The timing is also skillful, and they are inserted as if they are timed to be tired of the close-up screen images, teaching you the atmosphere of the venue and giving you a breather at the same time. Also, the switching to switch angles is rather simple, without using any strangely elaborate functions. This is the same as choosing angles, and showing off how many functions you can use will make you look amateurish. It is clear that they have suppressed unnecessary self-exhibitionism and paid close attention not to spoil the dignity of the memorial performance. A DVD that will forever tell the story of the historic memorial performance The Jeff Beck Memorial Performance is about to celebrate one year since the show. The show itself was filled with pure feelings for Jeff, but there is no sign of any official work being made after that. It seems that it will end as an extremely pure existence. However, that is why we must convey this historic night to future generations. The audience shots created by the feelings of the audience are the best fit for the storyteller. And this work, created by the “Slowhand Archive Project”, is the pinnacle of that. A “visual masterpiece from the audience” created with plenty of time and passion. A multi-camera audience video that completely records the “May 23, 2023 Jeff Beck Memorial Performance (Day 2)”. This edited work was produced by the prestigious "Slowhand Archive Project", and contains a complete recording of the day, about 20 minutes longer than the conventional version of "ROYAL ALBERT HALL 2023 2ND NIGHT (Uxbridge 1935)". The visual beauty, which makes extensive use of screen footage, is like a professional shot, and the audience shots inserted are also superb. This is the birth of a cultural heritage video woven together with plenty of time and passion. The ultimate edited version
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