*laughs scornfully*Niotex wrote:If one wants some actual feedback from me then shut the fuck up and listen to me. I'm actually anything but a troll. Your little ass wouldn't be able to whip something interesting together. Even if talented people were to feed you the edits. The thing that your lacking is the basic eye for editing/flow/sync/quality. If one dos not show one of these factors in one of their first video's. One should give up trying while they are still ahead. So unless you have something constructive to say or are able to speak on the same level as yours truly, Give up. If you want me to rip your video apart, edit by edit and explaining you what you did wrong. Say so, I'll be happy to tear your little shit ass apart. But don't come back here crying about me bitching your ass into things you are incapable of.
Having just watched your first video (that you have uploaded), I'm not so sure what you're proud of... it has its timed moments, and good ones, but about a third of it was "toss scene to music" formula with no timing whatsoever - you know what I'm talking about, and you should be ashamed to be calling ME out. You were good when you began, but not much better.
I'll leave a fair critique for it, when I get over being angry at this quick comment:
Experience counts for more than so-called "beginner's talent", just like any art. The people who work hard, listen to criticism, and improve themselves always end up better than the arrogant fools who say, "You suck and I'm great, and that's the way it's gonna stay."2006-10-23 09:30:40Give up, go home
When I started drawing, I couldn't even draw a hand. When I first started writing, I didn't have a clue what a person really sounded like. When I first started painting, I just kinda gloobbbbed it on. When I first started acting, I was more wooden than a board.
But I learned and got better. Like it or not, so did YOU. Maybe you've had people licking your arse for so long that you've forgotten where you began.