AnimeNEXT 2009 AMV Contest

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Re: AnimeNEXT 2009 AMV Contest

Post by Scintilla » Wed May 27, 2009 4:30 pm

ReligionX wrote:Due to the skew of certain genre submissions, the AMVs were split into 6 genres. AMVs were assigned an appropriate genre with other AMVs containing similar qualities. We ended up with:
Action, Comedy, Drama, Romance, Sentimental, and Upbeat
Yay, more awards?
ReligionX wrote:The lineup of AMVs played in each genre of the AMV Contest will be determined by a random number generator.
/me has baaaaaad flashbacks to Otakon 2004...
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Re: AnimeNEXT 2009 AMV Contest

Post by Ijexis » Wed May 27, 2009 4:40 pm

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wonder which category mine got put in to...
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Re: AnimeNEXT 2009 AMV Contest

Post by Rider4Z » Wed May 27, 2009 4:50 pm

good luck everybody :up:

(thanks anyway, tommy) :amv:

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Re: AnimeNEXT 2009 AMV Contest

Post by ReligionX » Thu May 28, 2009 1:41 pm

Scintilla wrote:/me has baaaaaad flashbacks to Otakon 2004...
Not quite sure what that means. There is no bias in the order that AMVs are played.
Rider4Z wrote:(thanks anyway, tommy) :amv:
I tried. I did everything I could absolutely humanly do for everyone to get their AMVs free of disqualifications short of editing the AMV myself. I had someone re-submit 5 times before it clear.

In any event, I'm back from work, so I'm going to gets to writing those 50 some odd e-mails.
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Re: AnimeNEXT 2009 AMV Contest

Post by Ijexis » Thu May 28, 2009 2:40 pm

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Sentimental...yea, that works...
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Re: AnimeNEXT 2009 AMV Contest

Post by Rider4Z » Thu May 28, 2009 4:23 pm

ReligionX wrote:[
Rider4Z wrote:(thanks anyway, tommy) :amv:
I tried. I did everything I could absolutely humanly do for everyone to get their AMVs free of disqualifications short of editing the AMV myself. I had someone re-submit 5 times before it clear.
egad XD next year just modify the rules :mrgreen: i didn't say that

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Re: AnimeNEXT 2009 AMV Contest

Post by Scintilla » Thu May 28, 2009 7:23 pm

ReligionX wrote:
Scintilla wrote:/me has baaaaaad flashbacks to Otakon 2004...
Not quite sure what that means. There is no bias in the order that AMVs are played.
The Otakon 2004 contest ended with a Humorous/Satirical category that clearly did not have its play order thought through very carefully. The last comedy video was too long by half, as it ran out of funny about halfway through and never recovered; the end result was that you had a fair number of people walking out before the end.

It was quite distressing, and I can't imagine how the editor would have taken it if he'd been there.

All this could have been avoided if they'd ended the contest with one of the videos judged strongest in the prescreenings, one they knew would keep the audience entertained the whole way through. (There were at least two other videos that would have been much better choices, one of which was the original "AMV Hell" for crying out loud!)
They also could have approached the problem from the angle of: which video would be the toughest act to follow? Because nobody wants to have to follow that video, so putting it last makes sense.

Oh, and I should add that putting a video last in any category does not mean it will win (there's plenty of experience to bear this out).
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Re: AnimeNEXT 2009 AMV Contest

Post by DDR-GIRL86 » Thu May 28, 2009 8:44 pm

I'm very excited and can't wait to see all of the wonderful videos that this contest will be filled with. Hopefully my video goes over well and lands a nice spot in the order that it is played during the competition. I'm apart of the Dramatic group this year and the anime I used is fairly recent so it will be a good way to introduce the series to other fans. Really has a lovely story to it, very touching.
Maybe the new screening room will have gigantic projections? Or like the years past, just two separate screens. Either way I think it will go over well, hope there are big crowds.

Good luck everyone~!
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Re: AnimeNEXT 2009 AMV Contest

Post by Dragon/Roy » Thu May 28, 2009 9:07 pm

Yay , cant wait to go to Anime Next again and cant wait to see what videos are in the finals

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Re: AnimeNEXT 2009 AMV Contest

Post by Melichan923 » Fri May 29, 2009 1:19 pm

Yay, thanks! :) Grats to all finalists.
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