Favorite Clips from DSLR's

The ironstrike Blesses thee.

Thats cool Jake, looks like a cop with nothing to lose. If you pull another stunt like that one on the McAllister case you're turning in your badge and gun....got that? This town is too small to have a cop as reckless as you... I don't care if you stopped the biggest drug ring in town....

He should do a PSA where a kid was drinking juice boxes and hes beating up the parents.

Thanks ironstrike. Regarding the abusive woman/wife (which is indeed a common occurrence, just not spoken about too often), consider it done (minus the wine):

Usually you have to pay extra for that.
or.... maybe now he wont make fun of her 'twilight' DVDs.

Hey wait a minute cowboy.....
I'm the only sheriff in town using guns....

Nice clips Mark!

Using our super secret remote control radial dolly so we can both be in the shot and no one operating the camera.

Jake, great clips! Your quality is always one to aspire to (now only if I had some dolly track...). As a side note, do you generally see any difference in sales with clips involving human subjects with neutral color balance (as P5 suggests) or more warm tones? In these two clips, the top one looks much more appealing to my as, as the skin looks a bit more natural and warm, whereas the bottom clip looks a bit more desaturated (I know this is due to the white balance being perfectly set, which is what P5 suggests). Please do not take this as a criticism, as this is an issue I have played with (I shoot some people related shots "neutral" and some "Warm") and so far haven't really seen too much of a difference. And of course, you do not have to feel obligated to disclose this info to us either. I was just curious...

Actually, funny you mentioned that. After I posted this I saw how cool (no pun) the bottom clip was. I'm regrading it now in AE and upload a more warmer tone clip in place of this one.

But more to your question, I think there may be some buyers that want neutral or raw from camera but most want a bright clip that is ready to use. I've always enhanced my clips. But lately I also add some type of grading like the movies use these days.