But think of the massive exposure...Beowulf wrote:Isn't Anime Expo notorious for its ridiculously bad contest? Everyone I hear from says its just lame on all fronts. Bad judging, bad technicals, bad environment.
Which AMV contests to submit to for 2004
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Scintilla
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If you only make the type of video that appeals to the fans.Scintilla wrote:But think of the massive exposure...Beowulf wrote:Isn't Anime Expo notorious for its ridiculously bad contest? Everyone I hear from says its just lame on all fronts. Bad judging, bad technicals, bad environment.
"You're ignoring everything, except what you want to hear.." - jbone
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TaranT
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After a year's absence, MTAC is back. Less than two weeks to the AMV deadline, BTW.
Nan Desu Kan just posted their AMV contest rules for this year.
I heard that PortConMaine is a good contest, too. They also have their rules posted.
Nan Desu Kan just posted their AMV contest rules for this year.
I heard that PortConMaine is a good contest, too. They also have their rules posted.
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rubyeye
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(Overblown, mainstream music + Overrated, popular anime) * Excessively meaningless special effects = fan appealing videoCastor Troy wrote:If you only make the type of video that appeals to the fans.Scintilla wrote:But think of the massive exposure...Beowulf wrote:Isn't Anime Expo notorious for its ridiculously bad contest? Everyone I hear from says its just lame on all fronts. Bad judging, bad technicals, bad environment.
No thanks.
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Vlad G Pohnert
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(Overblown, mainstream music + Overrated, popular anime) * Excessively meaningless special effects = fan appealing videorubyeye wrote:
If you only make the type of video that appeals to the fans.
No thanks.[/quote]
Yea, I know what you mean.. I'm not against popular anime or music, it's what is done with it and how that I find important... But the audiance goes for mind candy effects thease days...But videos with good emotional content and wise use if effects, etc endure longer even if they don't win at contests as much
Vlad
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Snackpants
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I agree.IcyCloud wrote:JACON is another good one to enter.
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Scintilla
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Could some of the contest coordinators please add their contests to <a href="http://www.animemusicvideos.org/help/calendar">the calendar</a>? I've seen a bunch mentioned as having deadlines in late March, but they're not on the calendar. Thx --
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rubyeye
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You are so right. Of course, people have always been attracted to "eye candy effects". Trouble is most folks can't and won't see beyond the glamore.Vlad G Pohnert wrote: Yea, I know what you mean.. I'm not against popular anime or music, it's what is done with it and how that I find important... But the audiance goes for mind candy effects thease days...But videos with good emotional content and wise use if effects, etc endure longer even if they don't win at contests as much
Vlad