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Re: Anime Expo 2014 AMV Competition - Now Open! (DL: May 3rd

Post by Scintilla » Sat Jan 18, 2014 9:51 am

Question! What is the difference between Fun and Upbeat? (Or Dance and Upbeat.) My entry may end up in one of those.
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Re: Anime Expo 2014 AMV Competition - Now Open! (DL: May 3rd

Post by XStylus » Sat Jan 18, 2014 12:25 pm

Scintilla wrote:Question! What is the difference between Fun and Upbeat? (Or Dance and Upbeat.) My entry may end up in one of those.
I honestly leave that for you to decide. The genre you pick is to help us understand what you were aiming for regarding the intent of your entry. If your video makes the finals, it will be categorized where it will be most competitive, and with vids most similar in "feel" to yours.

We created a whole new methodology behind how we do category sorting precisely because the lines frequently blur on what defines a [insert genre name here]. This is our attempt at fixing some categorization headaches that Vlad and I ran into at both AX and SakuraCon last year. Vlad's trying one way at SC, I'm trying a different way.
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Re: Anime Expo 2014 AMV Competition - Now Open! (DL: May 3rd

Post by Rider4Z » Sat Jan 18, 2014 2:01 pm

When in doubt... C4.
Spoiler :
It's not an experiment without an explosion.

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Re: Anime Expo 2014 AMV Competition - Now Open! (DL: May 3rd

Post by XStylus » Sat Jan 18, 2014 2:35 pm

Rider4Z wrote:When in doubt... C4.
Spoiler :
It's not an experiment without an explosion.
That's what the action genre is for. :)
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Re: Anime Expo 2014 AMV Competition - Now Open! (DL: May 3rd

Post by Rider4Z » Sat Jan 18, 2014 2:51 pm

xstylus wrote:That's what the action genre is for. :)
HA you wish. all you're getting for action is 3D maneuver gear.

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Post by Hagaren Viper » Sat Jan 18, 2014 4:10 pm

Rider4Z wrote:When in doubt... P4.
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Re: Anime Expo 2014 AMV Competition - Now Open! (DL: May 3rd

Post by XStylus » Sat Jan 18, 2014 8:15 pm

The time limit for Trailers is hereby increased to 3 minutes, 30 seconds. In retrospect, 2min 30sec is too restricting. The reason I imposed that was because that's what the MPAA limit is for trailers, but I think it runs a danger of limiting creativity too much.

I'd like to thank Tsu for bringing some very important points to my attention.
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Post by Kireblue » Sun Jan 19, 2014 10:36 am

xstylus wrote:The time limit for Trailers is hereby increased to 3 minutes, 30 seconds. In retrospect, 2min 30sec is too restricting. The reason I imposed that was because that's what the MPAA limit is for trailers, but I think it runs a danger of limiting creativity too much.

I'd like to thank Tsu for bringing some very important points to my attention.
one of the trailers that I'm sending your way is exactly 3:30 LOL. Since that category is unlimited, I might also make 2 more to send in :asd:

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Post by Tsu! » Sun Jan 19, 2014 5:12 pm

kireblue wrote:
xstylus wrote:The time limit for Trailers is hereby increased to 3 minutes, 30 seconds. In retrospect, 2min 30sec is too restricting. The reason I imposed that was because that's what the MPAA limit is for trailers, but I think it runs a danger of limiting creativity too much.

I'd like to thank Tsu for bringing some very important points to my attention.
one of the trailers that I'm sending your way is exactly 3:30 LOL. Since that category is unlimited, I might also make 2 more to send in :asd:
I actually referred to a certain trailer of yours as one of my key points regarding the time limit. No doubt the same 3:30 one of which you speak. :up:
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Re: Anime Expo 2014 AMV Competition - Now Open! (DL: May 3rd

Post by XStylus » Sun Jan 19, 2014 5:41 pm

Tsu! wrote:I actually referred to a certain trailer of yours as one of my key points regarding the time limit. No doubt the same 3:30 one of which you speak. :up:
Actually, it was more a matter of your message prompting me to do a bit more research, and I discovered that the MPAA's limit isn't rigidly 2min 30sec. Studios are sometimes granted a waiver to exceed that restriction for up to one film a year (usually a studio's blockbuster of the year). That made me realize I was limiting things way too much.
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