I don't know how to upload on this website, so I am giving you a link to it on a different website.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKhc3IJmwpI
Please comment and tell me what you think of it. I made it on a public computer and would like to know how I did.
Send me an angel
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jetzelsberger
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Lick
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Ok, I'm going to be really nice here. I'm not going to say if your video was good or not. I am going to offer you some friendly assistance that will help you along and will get you on track.
First read the guides, they can be found here
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/
These will tell you about the site (including how to upload) and basic amv info.
You might also want to check out the forums and especially stickies, big topics and rules.
Finally, download some music videos from people who have been around and have built up a reputation. This will show you if your video is any good. These you can often find in the Viewers Choice Awards and probably will find some good ones in the top 10% list in the members area.
VCA's: http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members/amvvca/
I don't know if you have done any of this, but it's worth while following these steps if you are interested in making good (anime) music videos.
Welcome to a-m-v.org.
First read the guides, they can be found here
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/
These will tell you about the site (including how to upload) and basic amv info.
You might also want to check out the forums and especially stickies, big topics and rules.
Finally, download some music videos from people who have been around and have built up a reputation. This will show you if your video is any good. These you can often find in the Viewers Choice Awards and probably will find some good ones in the top 10% list in the members area.
VCA's: http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members/amvvca/
I don't know if you have done any of this, but it's worth while following these steps if you are interested in making good (anime) music videos.
Welcome to a-m-v.org.
"Hello, Rabbit," he said, "is that you?"
"Let's pretend it's not," said Rabbit, "and see what happens."
"Let's pretend it's not," said Rabbit, "and see what happens."
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Scintilla
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Re: Send me an angel
Did you read <a href="/guides/moonslayer/up.htm">this</a>?jetzelsberger wrote:I don't know how to upload on this website...
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wurpess
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x2 on the previous 2 posts and the guides. While I'm with Lick on watching the top vids so you can see what a really good AMV looks like, I wouldn't try to live up to that all at once. You will get VERY discouraged. Just something to aspire to one of these days. . .or years. 
Truthfully speaking, the vid was sub par, but knowing the problems you were having and your limitations, I think you worked well with what you had. You have potential, you just need the equipment to make it happen. And since you seem to have some sort of grasp of timing and effects (better than some of the noobs out there), I still maintain it would have been better with still images. 
synopsis: Read the guides and stickies; Watch some of the top AMVs; Good potential and use of resources;Sub par vid
Truthfully speaking, the vid was sub par, but knowing the problems you were having and your limitations, I think you worked well with what you had. You have potential, you just need the equipment to make it happen. And since you seem to have some sort of grasp of timing and effects (better than some of the noobs out there), I still maintain it would have been better with still images. synopsis: Read the guides and stickies; Watch some of the top AMVs; Good potential and use of resources;Sub par vid
