AMV's: Orthadox Editing Vs. Un-orthadox Editing

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Re: AMV's: Orthadox Editing Vs. Un-orthadox Editing

Post by Castor Troy » Thu May 21, 2009 10:32 am

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Dump her. :P
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Re: AMV's: Orthadox Editing Vs. Un-orthadox Editing

Post by Beowulf » Thu May 21, 2009 2:47 pm

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Niotex wrote:listen strictly to the feedback of the people who matter and know their shit.

More often then not that'll lead to unorthodox and GOOD feedback.

Disagree completely. If you listen to em just cause they "Matter" and "Know Their shit," then all your doing is conforming to other peoples standards and interests, not your own. I question the whole point of editing a video yourself if your just doing it the way someone else would prefer it done, just cause they "matter" or "Know their shit". Furthermore, if your just doing it to receive good feedback then thats like creating something just for the sake of receiving praise. Wouldn't you rather create something you want to create and/or be pround of yourself regardless of what others think? Some one else said it before in this thread (I don't remember who)... Do what you want to do and if others like it along the way then consider that a bonus.

Don't get me wrong I'm not saying don't take what they say into consideration, by all means. Though listening to them just to get good feedback from them is flat out disregard for your own interests unless your only interest is praise. If your at that point you should question whether making amv's as a hobby is what your really doing.
It doesn't have to be as extreme as you're making it. Good feedback isn't the Borg, your not going to get assimilated, your video isn't going to suddenly turn into a made-by-committee artless piece of trash.

The reason people seek feedback from people who "Know their shit" is because they can see what you're trying to invoke, and comment on how effective it is. They might even offer suggestions as to how to make your ideas better. Nothing happens in a vacuum. Behind every masterpiece is a ruthless beta tester for whom nothing is good enough.

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Re: AMV's: Orthadox Editing Vs. Un-orthadox Editing

Post by dreamawake » Thu May 21, 2009 7:08 pm

Couldn't have said that better myself.
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Re: AMV's: Orthadox Editing Vs. Un-orthadox Editing

Post by EvaFan » Fri May 22, 2009 1:38 am

Beowulf wrote:It doesn't have to be as extreme as you're making it. Good feedback isn't the Borg, your not going to get assimilated, your video isn't going to suddenly turn into a made-by-committee artless piece of trash.

The reason people seek feedback from people who "Know their shit" is because they can see what you're trying to invoke, and comment on how effective it is. They might even offer suggestions as to how to make your ideas better. Nothing happens in a vacuum. Behind every masterpiece is a ruthless beta tester for whom nothing is good enough.
I still don't understand why it has to be people who "Know their shit" though. How effective it is would vary from person to person and suggestions can be given from even people who don't know their shit that the editor would like. I guess my problem is that niotex made it sound like relatively new and upcoming editors are worthless P.O.S.'s for ops/sugs and they are not. Their opinions and suggestions are just as important and can be just as creative as the people who "Know their shit".

IMO any kind of feedback is good feedback. People forget that this is a hobby and for someone to take time out of their time just to watch something you have created out of personal interest is considered a win already. If they didn't like it at least they told you so, and even may have commented as to some reasons. The people that apparently don't know their shit are just as important regardless here.

I only made the point of disregarding your own ideas/interests over the people who "Know their shit" sound extreme because it is. The choice is yours so don't let them make it for you. However they can effect it and suggest alternatives but the end result is, it's still your choice.

All so: I already said take what they say into consideration, but I guess I could of elaborated more.
"The people cannot be [...] always, well informed. The part which is wrong will be discontented, in proportion to [...] the facts they misconceive. If they remain quiet under such misconceptions, it is lethargy, the forerunner of death to public liberty. What country can preserve its liberties, if it's rulers are not warned [...] that this people preserve the spirit of resistance? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time, with the blood of patriots and tyrants."-Thomas Jefferson

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Re: AMV's: Orthadox Editing Vs. Un-orthadox Editing

Post by blabbler » Fri May 22, 2009 12:28 pm

uninformed opinions are useful, up to a point. they can tell you what isn't working, but not why.

knowing what isn't working can help you make a given video better, but understanding why it isn't working will make you a better editor.

not all feedback is equal.
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Re: AMV's: Orthadox Editing Vs. Un-orthadox Editing

Post by Koopiskeva » Fri May 22, 2009 1:13 pm

blabbler wrote:not all feedback is equal.
you racist.

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Re: AMV's: Orthadox Editing Vs. Un-orthadox Editing

Post by godix » Fri May 22, 2009 4:15 pm

Fall_Child42 wrote:I matter and know my shit.

I suggest you have 3d Extending flying boobies that twist like a vine on a hydro pole.

Now THAT'S good advice.

Also,

Use particle illusion to have small disembodied haruhi heads flying out of someone's gaping maw. May I suggest Keropi?
Normally I think you're full of shit, but this time you speak nothing but the truth.

Gaping maw should be the goats man.
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Re: AMV's: Orthadox Editing Vs. Un-orthadox Editing

Post by Ikore » Fri May 22, 2009 4:23 pm

well getting the idea is not the same a opinion like:

-OH GREAT, amuzing!

-I LUV NARU-HINA!

-mmm... i think you should work a little in your flow

-Great pace :up:

-OMFG! WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS TO US?!!!!


just as example :book:
SING! Never mind the words!!!

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Re: AMV's: Orthadox Editing Vs. Un-orthadox Editing

Post by Nya-chan Production » Fri May 22, 2009 6:03 pm

Ikore wrote:well getting the idea is not the same a opinion like:

-OH GREAT, amuzing!

-I LUV NARU-HINA!

-mmm... i think you should work a little in your flow

-Great pace :up:

-OMFG! WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS TO US?!!!!


just as example :book:
I get lots of those.

Except NaruHina.

I should make some NaruHina vid to get those.

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Re: AMV's: Orthadox Editing Vs. Un-orthadox Editing

Post by Ikore » Fri May 22, 2009 6:07 pm

Nya-chan Production wrote:|:
plz dont make that to us :(
SING! Never mind the words!!!

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