Unitfort wrote:Crackthesky is just pissed that no one like his shit work no more. How the mighty have fallen
I think I read somewhere that 4/5 times the criticism people give you is right? Or something like that...

Zarxrax wrote:If I want criticism, then I will ask someone for it while I'm making my video. Once my video is completed, that means I'm either satisfied with it, or I'm aware of certain issues but I don't really care about changing them. At that point I could care less about criticism, because its completely useless to me. I'm not going to go back and change a video after it's released, and any future videos that I do will probably be sufficiently different that your criticism isn't going to be useful for them.
CrackTheSky wrote:This is actually less a question for everyone out there than it is an observation I've made over the past year or so.
Basically, there came a point in my life as an editor (around a year and a half ago, when I finished Hold On) where I no longer needed people telling me how to improve my AMVs. Don't misunderstand - I'm not saying I make perfect AMVs now, or anything so vain, but rather that I have my own standards and other people telling me what to ....
Begi wrote:AMVs are all based on the editors artistic opinion (hopefully we all know that). they are based on your opinion on how something should be showed meaning that there is no right or wrong way to edit a video (not including video technics. such as a/v quality). i believe that no matter how long you've been editing, there is always room for someone to say you need sync here and you need sync there because it's based on their artistic opinion. just because you edit some video after a year and a half since you first started or w.e doesnt mean that you have to ignore anyone and everyone elses opinions. that leaves no room for improvement because the only reason you uploaded your AMV in the first place is so that everyone can enjoy it (and to show off). the fact that you edited a video that you feel is perfect doesnt mean that everyone has to view it with the same artistic view as you. if you were trying to avoid anyone saying anything about your video you shouldn't have uploaded it in the first place.
Begi wrote:that leaves no room for improvement
Castor Troy wrote:You could say constructive criticism stops being useful when your ego grows so big, you don't want to listen to anyone anymore.
However, if constructive criticism made you egotistical, then it was useful.
Castor Troy wrote:Castor Troy wrote:You could say constructive criticism stops being useful when your ego grows so big, you don't want to listen to anyone anymore.
However, if constructive criticism made you egotistical, then it was useful.
Fixed, so that I'm not implying anybody.




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