The Dreamer
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- Enigma
- That jolly ol' bastid
- Joined: Sat Mar 07, 2009 3:55 pm
- Status: Free
- Location: California
Re: The Dreamer
I think i have fallen in love
- CrackTheSky
- has trust issues
- Joined: Sun Aug 27, 2006 11:01 pm
- Status: Maybe editing?
- Location: Chicago
Re: The Dreamer
If you people haven't seen a serious FLCL drama video before, you really, REALLY haven't been looking hard enough. I have more of those than of comedy/action ones, without a doubt.
The video wasn't too bad. Some of the literal sync was a bit cheesy, and there was nothing too unique about the video or concept, but it was well-edited and you nailed the mood. Not sure if it's a keeper or not, but not bad.
3/5
The video wasn't too bad. Some of the literal sync was a bit cheesy, and there was nothing too unique about the video or concept, but it was well-edited and you nailed the mood. Not sure if it's a keeper or not, but not bad.
3/5
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- emodude
- Joined: Sun Dec 12, 2004 1:36 pm
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Re: The Dreamer
I didnt like it much =/ A lot of scenes killed the mood because of funny facial expressions. The video felt really random to me and I couldnt feel it going anywhere at all.
3/5
3/5
- Slash
- eion wouldn't treat me like this
- Joined: Wed Sep 17, 2008 6:04 pm
Re: The Dreamer
i liked
4/5
4/5
- KholdStare88
- Joined: Thu Aug 10, 2006 6:26 pm
Re: The Dreamer
Sorry, what?
I hate FLCL, I don't really like Coldplay.
Which means it must be you.
I was a bit hesitant on getting this video before of what I mentioned above, yet this video was amazing. The first half was actually very well done, technically. Maybe it was the fact that I wasn't expecting anything big that I glanced over it, but after the second viewing, the AMV as a whole is just excellent. I was completely caught off-guard there. Probably saved.
5/5, and no less.
I hate FLCL, I don't really like Coldplay.
Which means it must be you.
I was a bit hesitant on getting this video before of what I mentioned above, yet this video was amazing. The first half was actually very well done, technically. Maybe it was the fact that I wasn't expecting anything big that I glanced over it, but after the second viewing, the AMV as a whole is just excellent. I was completely caught off-guard there. Probably saved.
5/5, and no less.
"I like your sausage (even if they are super long)" -JaddziaDax
- ExSphere
- Joined: Sat Feb 03, 2007 9:43 pm
Re: The Dreamer
You hated song and source but still liked it =)KholdStare88 wrote:Sorry, what?
I hate FLCL, I don't really like Coldplay.
Which means it must be you.
I was a bit hesitant on getting this video before of what I mentioned above, yet this video was amazing. The first half was actually very well done, technically. Maybe it was the fact that I wasn't expecting anything big that I glanced over it, but after the second viewing, the AMV as a whole is just excellent. I was completely caught off-guard there. Probably saved.
5/5, and no less.
That actually really made me smile, im glad you liked it.
And thanks to everyone who watched, and commented so far.
- Animated
- Drama Text Cop
- Joined: Thu Apr 24, 2008 4:43 am
- Status: Texty :3
- Location: Athens, Greece
- DriftRoot
- Joined: Mon Jun 09, 2003 7:18 pm
- Status: As important as any plug-in.
- Location: N.H.
Re: The Dreamer
See this is why journal posts are good, I'd never have watched this if you hadn't put it in a journal entry, and then it wouldn't have wound up in MY journal entry (which is good, since my journal post inadvertently bumped yours off the main page).
I pretty much agree with what's been said - liked the first half, not so much the effects in the second half, although I think it was ok that there WERE effects...just not sure what you did worked as well as something else might have (don't ask me what, I don't "do" effects). I sort of felt the effects detracted (and distracted) from the storyline you were trying to build up. I was along for the ride and pretty clear on what was going on until that point (yes, I have seen FLCL).
To that end, I liked that you mixed up the editing and prevented it from becoming too predictable, BUT I would REALLY have liked to see more consistency across the board. You had some interesting internal sync moments going on in the first half, for instance, that really took their cues from the music and made me sit up and take notice, but they really dropped off - even though the music cues continued throughout the song. Same applies to the tinkering with the color and gamma (or whatever it was you did early on). If that style of editing had been kept at that level throughout, I personally think that would have made it stand out from the FLCL crowd even more and taken it to the place you were trying to take it (I've learned it's not a good idea to presume what an editor is attempting to do...so I mean this in the best way possible).
4/5
I pretty much agree with what's been said - liked the first half, not so much the effects in the second half, although I think it was ok that there WERE effects...just not sure what you did worked as well as something else might have (don't ask me what, I don't "do" effects). I sort of felt the effects detracted (and distracted) from the storyline you were trying to build up. I was along for the ride and pretty clear on what was going on until that point (yes, I have seen FLCL).
To that end, I liked that you mixed up the editing and prevented it from becoming too predictable, BUT I would REALLY have liked to see more consistency across the board. You had some interesting internal sync moments going on in the first half, for instance, that really took their cues from the music and made me sit up and take notice, but they really dropped off - even though the music cues continued throughout the song. Same applies to the tinkering with the color and gamma (or whatever it was you did early on). If that style of editing had been kept at that level throughout, I personally think that would have made it stand out from the FLCL crowd even more and taken it to the place you were trying to take it (I've learned it's not a good idea to presume what an editor is attempting to do...so I mean this in the best way possible).
4/5
- SilkAMV
- Joined: Mon Apr 23, 2007 10:28 pm
- Status: enduring/enjoying life
Re: The Dreamer
Against all odds...lol.
I have to applaud you for pulling this one off. I didn't think much of it when I beta tested it. The band+the source+the effects did not seem to be adding up very well. But now seeing the whole thing, the effects don't seem out of place, the song fits, and the fresh take on an old source just wins. Good job. Now stop using Coldplay or everything you say will need a "no homo" modifier.
I have to applaud you for pulling this one off. I didn't think much of it when I beta tested it. The band+the source+the effects did not seem to be adding up very well. But now seeing the whole thing, the effects don't seem out of place, the song fits, and the fresh take on an old source just wins. Good job. Now stop using Coldplay or everything you say will need a "no homo" modifier.
- ExSphere
- Joined: Sat Feb 03, 2007 9:43 pm
Re: The Dreamer
Thanks Drift! I'm really glad you liked it. honestley that part with the effects I ponderd on the MOST through the video.DriftRoot wrote:See this is why journal posts are good, I'd never have watched this if you hadn't put it in a journal entry, and then it wouldn't have wound up in MY journal entry (which is good, since my journal post inadvertently bumped yours off the main page).
I pretty much agree with what's been said - liked the first half, not so much the effects in the second half, although I think it was ok that there WERE effects...just not sure what you did worked as well as something else might have (don't ask me what, I don't "do" effects). I sort of felt the effects detracted (and distracted) from the storyline you were trying to build up. I was along for the ride and pretty clear on what was going on until that point (yes, I have seen FLCL).
To that end, I liked that you mixed up the editing and prevented it from becoming too predictable, BUT I would REALLY have liked to see more consistency across the board. You had some interesting internal sync moments going on in the first half, for instance, that really took their cues from the music and made me sit up and take notice, but they really dropped off - even though the music cues continued throughout the song. Same applies to the tinkering with the color and gamma (or whatever it was you did early on). If that style of editing had been kept at that level throughout, I personally think that would have made it stand out from the FLCL crowd even more and taken it to the place you were trying to take it (I've learned it's not a good idea to presume what an editor is attempting to do...so I mean this in the best way possible).
4/5
I changed the sequence up so many times @_@
lol, thanks Steve. glad you enjoyed the final outcome.Silk_SK wrote:Against all odds...lol.
I have to applaud you for pulling this one off. I didn't think much of it when I beta tested it. The band+the source+the effects did not seem to be adding up very well. But now seeing the whole thing, the effects don't seem out of place, the song fits, and the fresh take on an old source just wins. Good job. Now stop using Coldplay or everything you say will need a "no homo" modifier.
And yea...I said my goodbye's to coldplay.