- User Name: Shirik Of Dazed Dreams
- Member Since: Friday, March 18, 2005, 8:21 AM
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- Name: Shirik
- Studio: Dazed Dreams
- Location: Exeter, United Kingdom
- Last Login: 2019-02-12 12:40:59
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[average 119.3 of 231939 opinions; standard deviation 432 ] - Profile: For my 17th birthday a friend of mine gave me a CD. This CD was a compilation of his favourite AMVs and also my introduction to the fascinating world of the Anime Music Video. Eagerly I searched through google to find other videos like the ones I had seen… only to find that my poor internet connection would no way be able to handle downloading the creation guides, let alone the AMVs themselves. So, I sadly sat on the sidelines and waited.
Then came January 2006… and my 21st birthday. I was thrilled to receive not only a wireless broadband connection but also a brand new laptop of my own! I knew what I had to do… Armed with my new connection I downloaded every guide I could, trying to absorb as much knowledge as possible before skipping out and buying Adobe Premiere 6.5 like a happy little schoolgirl. Within a few hours using some random pictures saved from my old harddrive and a video I made with my digital camera just that morning I made my first ever video – “A Tribute To Bam” (for the record, Bam is a psychotic little feline that shares my house with me). So I had a video… but I had nowhere to put it to share with the masses. Luckily, my friend Arcturus offered me a nice little chunk of space on his server which became my studio, “Dazed Dreams”.
In the weeks that followed two more videos joined the tribute:
+ So happy with My Little Ponies: A My Little Pony video made for the folks at the MLP Arena (www.mlparena.com)
+ Dead Meat: An Abe’s Oddysee game video
Despite this… I was unhappy. I’d wanted to make –anime- videos and I was yet to do one… when I heard a song, a song that had triggered an amv idea in my head years before. The idea was still there, stored in my brain and over the time I had spent broadband-less I had acquired the entire series I had mentally placed the music to.
Thus began the sweat, blood and tears that would hopefully be my first video… but it never happened. Despite spending hours on the project I just didn't -like- what I was churning out. So it was back tp he drawing board again. I had no ideas for months until randomly watching a movie an old joke I remembered sparked my creativity again.