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I'm agreeing with the above. The transitions were the parts which really caught my eye, and I went through on a second viewing deliberately to see how you'd done them. You were missing the Cloud-Kadaj fight just before the last one, but I can see how it was best because of both your time limitation ...

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Agreed.

Well, tell us when it is up.[/quote]

There are just a few tiny things up with this. There is a small part which could have benefitted from a little more synching just after the fade-to-colour passage. And there was, to my eye, a little too much crossfading in the fade-to-colour passage itself. Aside from those leeetle things, I thought...

Ah!

There is a piece on storytelling AMVs in the Wikipedia entry. I will take your advice to heart and go read that before I make more vids.

Thanks all!


J.

Isn't that what a music video technically is, though? A montage of an anime or anime-ish video shown to music? *nitpicky* For instance, I have a lot of rhythmic sync in this vid and a fair bit of mood-sync and I hope it's got a bit of reviewability (I certainly didn't get bored while I was watching ...

Heyde hoo...

Give Harappa a checkout please... I know there's slow bits, but I'd like a third-party opinion on it. ^^;

http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... p?v=113358

OUCH.

Someone just gave me a one for this video.

If only they'd told me how to make it better too...

*corrects you all*

The film the track is from is Queen of the Damned. It is in the opening credits.

The track was in fact a collaboration between Korn, slipknot and Disturbed.

http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... p?v=113358

Set to E. S. Posthumus' Harappa, a Final Fantasy 7: Advent Children montage.

Enjoy!