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Awesome, thank you for your response. Glad you enjoyed it. And ya, that framerate thing bothered me to. But this is how it played back in my editor as well. Wasn't sure how to get rid of it so I just got lazy lol. I get annoyed sometimes with technical stuff

Not long ago I received some feed back for a video I did earlier this year. This new video tried to take some of that feedback into account (this video has been cataloged). Curious as to anyone's thoughts or opinions.




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Thank you for your input. I'm definitely thinking about how to better handle the beginning of videos. Hoping to better balance this with my next video. the strange cut of music at 1:24 to 1:26 Ha, ya, I noticed that after I already exported it and loaded it to youtube. Wish I could re-upload but oh ...

Thank you for your comments. Really appreciate it. Ya I try to balance the need to make the beginning of the video interesting while also trying to keep the pace a bit slower/less chaotic. I guess in my mind if the beginning of the video is too slow the viewer will lose interest and not view the res...

Okay, I believe I cataloged my video (Pure Madness - Ruelle Madness). Let me know if there was something I did wrong

Just wondering if people could give some feedback on an amv I just created. I don't make them often and would like to know what areas to improve on or what is good about the video. Any advice is appreciated.




Pure Madness

Never knew of the fade to black/white. Thank you for your help.

There are a variety of transition techniques you can use to help maintain fluidity Would you be able to name/describe a couple of those techniques? and "reset" the eye so the video feels smooth I think the emphasis for me here is the 'reset' part. I often get to points after a certain sequence of f...

Thanks for the suggestions. I’m familiar with most of what she says but there were a few things I wasn’t thinking of before.

Hello,

I was just wondering if anyone had some general tips for editing action amvs. More specifically the heavier action parts of the amv. I'm finding it difficult to splice together the right clips and didn't know if there were some decent general guidelines to follow for action flow.