Everybody, thanks for watching!
OropherZero wrote:Yeahh good job Mark, I liked this a lot more than the first version since the concept is a lot more clearer when Bob has a consistent presence in the vid =O
Mmm... yeah, I would have loved to have have created the first video this way from the start but as I mentioned, at the time I had a deadline to get to

machina21 wrote:Liked this a lot.
Should say something about the lack of textures on some of the 3-D models, but eh... i liked the vid too much so no big deal. I liked the reflections on the floor, why? I dunno, just like seeing stuff like that.
Hot sizzle

I loved the floor too! It was actually a fluke that it ended that way. I was experimenting with a reflection on a supposedly glass wall so that was originally standing up. It was however in the dark city scene and it wasn't until I animated the end and turned up the lighting did I realise it was fancier than I thought.
Pas wrote:<Pas> wow oro
<Pas> that was nice
<Pas> there were a few things that bugged me though
<Pas> but it was some top-notch effort into a concept
To expand on this, I really enjoyed the extra effort into executing your concept. Really would love to see more stuff like it.
As I mentioned, there were a few things that bothered me, some of which would be simple to fix, others perhaps not so. One of the largest concerns for me was the projected screens. I felt like some more touch-ups could have made them much more integrated than simply appearing to be slapped into the scene. Even a thin frame around each would have helped greatly. Perhaps some light-flickering too would have been effective.
Other than that and some small nitpicks I really enjoyed this, well-executed and planned out. Very nicely done

Agreed, in retrospect borders around the screens would have worked a treat. Trouble was, it wasn't really until after the video was mostly built did this dawn on me (or more precisely, pointed out by Koop). Lazy gene kicked in after that
ngsilver wrote:I'm glad to see something being done to this song, I love this song! The execution was great on a concept like this. Though I agree with pas about the video frames. This is one of my favs of this year.

Yeay, thanks for watching.
Scintilla wrote:This was pretty amazing (and not just the effects -- it was also easy to follow and quite emotional). I'm glad they showed it yesterday. Get it, people!
Awesome! I hoped people liked it at the show.
Kevmaster wrote:awwww
dawww?
~MimS~ wrote:In general, I haven't really noticed issues however, even if it is well done, I feel like it lacks something.
Maybe just not my type of video.
Maybe... or maybe you're right... who knows about such things

Animated wrote:It's been five minutes and i still don't know what to write about your amv. Pure win.
Also, props for using Naruto, i loved it.
Thank you. That scene in Shippuden really struck me at the time, and really, the last third of the video was a collection of scenes from anime that really had a lot of impact for me emotionally.
Corran wrote:I really enjoyed this video. The textures in the 3d world are fine, imo. If anything they add more contrast between the robot's world and the world/experiences it wishes it was a part of.
Umm... yeah... let's stick with that explanation
(instead of being me lazy) >.> Anyway, glad you liked it.
Mastamind wrote::up: Great job, liked the theme and "Bob" came out really well.
Thanks!
Falconone wrote:hey looks really cool, but i dont know this hundrets times of the same pic in one scenes was not my taste... it was to much. would it be different pics so it would be more interessting to look at the pic. Overall a really good video cant say more
I think it's one of those things that may or may not work until it's pretty much near the end of completing the video and you have a view of all things fitting together. Unfortunately with 3D animation, having to go back and re-render (particularly if you have a con deadline to get to) does take a fair bit of time to do. I'm not 100% convinced that different images in each screen would have been better, but perhaps in this case, we will never know

Taite wrote:Quite the emotional video, actually. I really liked this a lot.
One of my favorite releases this year.

Yeay, thank you!
Minimoto wrote:I was very pleased when watching this. One of the best I watched in a while.
Glad to hear, thanks for watching.
Code wrote:I'll always hold up "Human" as one of your best videos, as well as one of the most artistic and emotional videos the org has ever seen in the drama genre.
However, this addition to it seemed.... Off..
I think the effects and Bob were well done, and that the atmosphere was in the right place, but Falcone's complaint about all the pictures together was kind of my same complaint. I know that "Human" was the main focus of the scenery, but new footage in those TV boxes would have added nicely, with "Human"'s footage on the main screen and the central focus, and this would have been more effective. Kisanzi did a similar effect in
Lovestruck Radience towards the end like I described, and it turned out well.
Overall, it was a great video and I'll love it for years, but it could have had so much more potential.
Thanks for the feedback. Certainly there's a lot that I learned making this video however as I said, there's only so much you can experiment with before patience grows thin.