It happened naturally. Once I discovered WMM I started changing songs to AMVs I had in my PC (because it was.. funny?), then a day I thought that I could cut those videos and rearrange the pieces. It was 2008.
2. How long do you think it was before you got "good"?
Probably in 2011, I was quite satisfied of my MEP tracks and then, after doing Downfall, I realized I had made the level up compared to everything I did before.
3. Are you associated with any studios? If so, how and when did you join them?
Yes, Rising Production. I founded it with a friend in 2008.
4. Where did you learn the techniques you use most often in your videos? (i.e. Youtube tutorials, articles on the org, trial and error)
Trial and error before, then friends advices, and then trial and error again. Fuck friends, you gave me the wrong advices..
5. What do you consider to be your style/niche when it comes to AMV editing?
I don't know honestly, I like doing internal sync and giving impact to the scenes (this is why I love action videos).
6. What is your favorite video that you made, and why? (I would love to watch it and comment, so you may include a link if you wish)
. As I've already said, it was the biggest breakthrough I did so far (maybe because it was more than a year that I hadn't edited something) and when I finished it I was really satisfied. I made a video that was almost like I had imagined, something that never happened before and never happened after.
7. Do you have other hobbies similar to AMV editing, such as writing or art?
Nope. I mean, I like art and reading, but I don't like doing so.
8. When did you win your first contest?
I won a Judges' Choice Award at Spring Mondo Con AMV Contest in 2012.
9. What are some of your suggestions for a brand new AMV editor?
Stop editing, it will become annoying
10. Where do you usually find creative inspiration?
I don't find them, they find me randomly.