Viddler

Really nice variety of angle shots here and nice introduction.

I like the text and transitions here - (the gong sound makes me think of Hong Kong Phooey - I'm dating myself)

Did you consider doing any close-ups of the punches?

Great summary here - volume of voice and music varies a bit.

Fantasit end shot!

Nice combination of music, text and step by step demo.

Camera angles show the punches and kicks clearly. Good point of explaining why each stance is used.

Music goes well with the action!

Quite informative and the sequence of video, music, intervewing, and explanations all creatively helped to meet your objective.

I wonder what camera tricks they used in the old kung fu movies to make the strikes look real?

lighting and composition on these closeups could be improved.

Nice opening demonstarting the whole process of what you'll be demonstarting. Nice to see what the goal is up front.

Nice clear graphic here, that supports your narration. I was a bit disappointed to see the video of you so dark...and so centered in the shot. Shooting your self is hard, but most video cameras allow you to flip your side monitor around to be seen from the front.
My last comment in this regard is smile!.. Be a little more energetic about your topic.

This cartoony approach matches the subject matter, and is kind of fun with the music as well. I'm personally very glad to see the "practical" uses of the techniques.

same as before, this shot needed better lighting, sound and less headroom.

This narration sounds great through out the video and complements the visuals nicely.

I really like your use of graphics in the video. Not only does it help to reinforce the concept, but it also allows you to fit more information into a short amount of time.

Nice video, very informative and clear. Though it is not needed, some matching action shots showing various angles of the moves would have been interesting.

Agreed...I especially like the end shot because of its asymmetry.

Very nice piece. It was fun and informative and St. Clair III has got some moves. I enjoyed the sequencing of demonstrations and graphics the most.