
Making The Perfect Cuppa
3 years ago
My attempt at the following:
vimeo.com/forums/topic:570
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I really like the lighting on the table shot as well. It'd be cool to see the video done in entirely that white style like the table.
And don't you hate it when the scone doesn't fit?
very nice! :)
I really like you glass jar.
Your house looks pretty neat too!
ps: where´s frank lloyd wright?
i can smell it. :)
i really like the sound "tik-tak" by t-spoon and also music. good job~ ^^
Like Eat a bug, shot on the table are really beautiful.
I particulary like the shot when nothing happens execpt the condensation on the thing (I don't know the word). Les couleurs, hum, un régal !!
And like Nami, the sound of the spoon on the cup, I don't find an adjective.
Let's go watch another time !
1, let the tap run a little before you fill the kettle (just to get rid of the stale water)
2, one spoon of tea per person AND ONE FOR THE POT, also let the tea float loose in the pot
3, always take the teapot to the kettle, to ensure boiling water
4, let it mash/steep/stand for a few minutes
but the video and music was great
I loved your angle for the shot too :P
a question for the tea lovers here: is there really that much difference between loose leaf tea and bagged tea? even the higher priced bagged teas? i use republic of tea (earl grey or wild blueberry normally, served black) for my morning cuppa, and would only be interested in a switch if the benefits outweighed the convenience.
I choose to use loose tea because (if properly stored) it just tastes better (fresher) than bagged tea. But that's me.
I love it, again- music is perfecto. Personally in the top faves of the tea making series. I also like how your tap runs.. like really straight- heh just looked nice:)
I envy your faucets and kitchenware.
Since filming this clip, my kitchen has undergone a complete makeover. I don't really miss the cabinets, countertops, or even the appliances, but I always loved that old faucet. Thanks to vimeo, it will live on...
But Earl Grey is a great choice. I like this... and your kitchen utensils. :)