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That's the one I remember, Thanks a lot. Was I right in remembering that a large portion of the special effects were done through photoshop...editing single frames? That still amazes me.

It's been a few years since I've seen it, so I'm having a hard time finding it again. It was an Evangelion (possible a Rei profile...I don't remember). I remember the creator used primarily photoshop or paintshop to create it, practically frame by frame. Visually it was amazing. I'd really like to f...

It would be tough to do with footage that have a lot of things moving around. If you could find a clip that had some very distinct lines between the dark sky and what was going on below. You could overlay the bitmap, just over a portion of the clip. This is still something you are going to have to e...

Its best you rough cut your clips before importing them into premiere. Your computer will thank you. Use virtualdub to cut out sequences you think you want to use. In virtual dub, just save segement avi of the clip you want. The compression should be huffyuv. Then import those clips into premiere. T...

Sure. in premiere you can goto file ---> export --->frame. And then edit in whatever you want, and then import it back in.

a white jpeg on a another video track. Set speed suration really really fast. Mess with the opacity, viola.

On my first amv I tried using divx and premiere...lol..boy was that fun. I then discovered huffyv codec (found here). Using virtual dub, I made sure any clips I made from divx movies were saved as huffyv codec. They are big, but premiere likes them a whole lot better.

Goto the top, click Sequence, then click render work area, go take a nap, then play your video again.

The best way to learn premiere is not to think too big at first. The layout of premiere is pretty simple. You have a timeline, anything in that timeline will be apart of your video. You import cips into your bin, and drag and drop them into the timeline. Resize them, add music, etc. Eventually you'l...

I deffinately worked hard on this video. I tried improve on every level from my last one. I would very much like to hear from soem of the more expirienced video makers aswell.