Commercials for ” A Dream Weaver Florist” in San Antonio, Texas.
http://adreamweaverflorist.com/
Two commercials for “Dream Jet Car Wash” in Schertz, Texas.
Curious Twins Ghost Tours in downtown San Antonio, Texas.
Promo video for Precision Auto Masters in San Antonio:
https://www.facebook.com/PrecisionAutoMasters/?rf=784789478316821
https://mattkprovideo.com/2019/10/02/ghost-tour-commercial/
“Come out and Play” by DesperateMeasurez
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
Curious Twins Video Script
“Today San Antonio is revered for the beautiful riverwalk, the courage of the defenders of the Alamo and for the culinary and cultural delights of Mexico and the Lone Star State.
As you walk around the brightly colored streets of downtown, remember that the city of San Antonio has a dark and tragic past.
San Antonio was originally founded by the Spanish in the year 1718. The Spanish would immediately bring disease and destruction to the indigenous people, leading to over a century of battles and the collapse of indigenous nations.
Echoes of our past remain, with haunting memories of gunfights, gambling and prostitution still haunting the city today.
The streets of downtown San Antonio are home to the deceased. With unmarked burial grounds that dot the Alamo compound, much of the downtown area is one large cemetery, paved over to make way for modern amenities.
This city has seen more disease, death and murder than many cities across America.
It’s no surprise that San Antonio has countless ghost stories and legends.
Are you curious?
Join us as we examine the dark history of San Antonio in hopes that perhaps we can make a better future.
Book a tour at curioustwins.com “
Curious Twins Commercial.
https://mattkprovideo.com/2019/09/29/curious-twins-commercial/
Show with a Canon Video Camera, and edited with Adobe Premiere and Adobe After Effects.
The logo was layered with Adobe Photoshop and composited in Adobe After Effects.
“Come out and Play” by DesperateMeasurez
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
Curious Twins Video Script
Last updated July 14, 2019
Today San Antonio is revered for the beautiful riverwalk, the courage of the defenders of the Alamo and for the culinary and cultural delights of Mexico and the Lone Star State.
As you walk around the brightly colored streets of downtown, remember that the city of San Antonio has a dark and tragic past.
San Antonio was originally founded by the Spanish in the year 1718. The Spanish would immediately bring disease and destruction to the indigenous people, leading to over a century of battles and the collapse of indigenous nations.
Echoes of our past remain, with haunting memories of gunfights, gambling and prostitution still haunting the city today.
The streets of downtown San Antonio are home to the deceased. With unmarked burial grounds that dot the Alamo compound, much of the downtown area is one large cemetery, paved over to make way for modern amenities.
This city has seen more disease, death and murder than many cities across America.
It’s no surprise that San Antonio has countless ghost stories and legends.
Are you curious?
Join us as we examine the dark history of San Antonio in hopes that perhaps we can make a better future.
Book a tour at curioustwins.com
https://mattkprovideo.com/2019/07/13/cemetary-footage/
This is time lapse footage of several sites in downtown San Antonio. They are going to be used in a commercial for Curious Twins Ghost Tours.
I shot them on a Canon G20 on tripod. I simply hit record and let it roll for between 20 to 45 minutes. Then I took the footage into Adobe After Effects and went to “time stretch” and made it 1 percent. That’s 1 percent of the time, thus speeding it up a thousand percent. I also gave it an adjustment layer and played with Auto-Color, brightness and contrast, and hue/saturation.
https://www.expressnews.com/sa300/article/Chilling-tales-of-haunted-San-Antonio-12314236.php
https://www.mysanantonio.com/guidetosa/slideshow/Haunted-spots-in-San-Antonio-51328.php
http://antiquecannabisbook.com/chap04/Texas/Tx_Apolinar.htm
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/158528913/clemente-v-apolinar
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