So I have been a fan of amvs for a long time now and finally decided to go ahead and make one, I had limited editing resources (movie maker) but I managed to come through and finished up rather quickly. I did this without a lot of knowledge when it comes to making amvs and would like some feedback to see how I can improve, basically constructive criticism
Heres my amv
Posted it on my new channel
[fixed youtube embed - Kireblue]
Feedback for my first AMV
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Re: Feedback for my first AMV
Welcome to the Org! The rules of announcing videos in the "AMV Announcement forum" require you to catalog your video first. So please do that as soon as possible . If you don't know how, here is the FAQ post about it http://www.animemusicvideos.org/forum/v ... 2#p1546652
Until then, I'm going to move your thread to the “Awaiting Catalog Entry” forum. And I can move it back once I see that you've done it.
Until then, I'm going to move your thread to the “Awaiting Catalog Entry” forum. And I can move it back once I see that you've done it.
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Re: Feedback for my first AMV
So the song I used was Rockabye and it cannot fill out the info in the music section because Clean Bandit does not show up as an artist.
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Re: Feedback for my first AMV
If you don't see the artist, there is a option to "add new artist". You can also add new songs to the database as wellOKofficial55 wrote:So the song I used was Rockabye and it cannot fill out the info in the music section because Clean Bandit does not show up as an artist.
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Re: Feedback for my first AMV
Hmmm, no-one else has responded and I have been off this site for so long I cannot remember when I was last on! Soooooo much work!!! So I figure I should give back.
Anyway, I was impressed! Seriously. You have a keen eye, good timing and a grasp of ‘feelz.’ Credit to ya!
Also, FAR MORE than I would have expected with Movie maker!!
Although... I dropped Windows years ago and am 100% Mint Linux - and not regretting it. So I do not know how Movie maker goes these days. Back in the day it was a single track, no real effects toy. It seems to deliver a lot more now… though is it the free edition or the more professional pay rendering? *Cough* I go with the ALL FREE Kdenlive under Linux which is just looooovveeeellllllllyyyy and now seriously powerful!
Anyway, technology aside, I was genuinely impressed. Nice matching with the music and a sense of feeling. And I HATE soccer!!!
In a way it is only nit picks from me. Some of the wipes/dissolves suggested switching to a scene by a frame or two - a common problem when editing and I had agony getting rid of a couple in my latest - which causes flickering. (The best route around this I find is to slow the end of the scene and wipe. Of course, I am assuming Movie maker can do speed changes but your video suggested you could.) A little bit of lip flapping which, given we are, er, ‘borrowing’ from other material is always an issue. Finally, there were a couple of places where the top of the subtitles where visible. You needed to zoom in a little more.
But, other than that, good! You should keep this up and make us smile!
Anyway, I was impressed! Seriously. You have a keen eye, good timing and a grasp of ‘feelz.’ Credit to ya!
Also, FAR MORE than I would have expected with Movie maker!!
Although... I dropped Windows years ago and am 100% Mint Linux - and not regretting it. So I do not know how Movie maker goes these days. Back in the day it was a single track, no real effects toy. It seems to deliver a lot more now… though is it the free edition or the more professional pay rendering? *Cough* I go with the ALL FREE Kdenlive under Linux which is just looooovveeeellllllllyyyy and now seriously powerful!
Anyway, technology aside, I was genuinely impressed. Nice matching with the music and a sense of feeling. And I HATE soccer!!!
In a way it is only nit picks from me. Some of the wipes/dissolves suggested switching to a scene by a frame or two - a common problem when editing and I had agony getting rid of a couple in my latest - which causes flickering. (The best route around this I find is to slow the end of the scene and wipe. Of course, I am assuming Movie maker can do speed changes but your video suggested you could.) A little bit of lip flapping which, given we are, er, ‘borrowing’ from other material is always an issue. Finally, there were a couple of places where the top of the subtitles where visible. You needed to zoom in a little more.
But, other than that, good! You should keep this up and make us smile!
Video editing on Kdenlive in Mint Linux KDE 17.0
H/W: An ASUS X200 dirt cheap Dual core atom n2840 at 2.16GHz
...and they said it couldn't be done!!!
H/W: An ASUS X200 dirt cheap Dual core atom n2840 at 2.16GHz
...and they said it couldn't be done!!!