Pendulum - Sword Art Online
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BaconBitsAMV
- Joined: Wed Oct 24, 2012 10:25 pm
Pendulum - Sword Art Online
This is my First AMV ever, didnt realy know what i was doing, but its still enjoyable i guess.
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SeNniN
- Joined: Wed Mar 19, 2008 6:06 pm
Re: Pendulum - Sword Art Online
It's a typical first amv with random scenes with no sync, and nothing really flows with the song(And that is to be expected). Don't get the wrong idea, I'm not trying to bash you in any way. I'm actually really forgiving when it comes to inexperienced editors. But, you still have a lot to learn in terms of sync, flow, scene selection, mood, and if possible creating some sort of a concept for your amv.
I've given this advice to all the new editors, and I'll repeat the same here. The best way to improve is to watch other good editors work, and learn from it. When you feel you have grasped the concept of sync, flow, scene selection and mood, then you can apply those to your work, and it will hopefully turn out something good. You don't really have to stress your self to be perfect at any of those things, but again it will help make your amv's more entertaining to watch. But most importantly, you should have fun while editing! =]
I've given this advice to all the new editors, and I'll repeat the same here. The best way to improve is to watch other good editors work, and learn from it. When you feel you have grasped the concept of sync, flow, scene selection and mood, then you can apply those to your work, and it will hopefully turn out something good. You don't really have to stress your self to be perfect at any of those things, but again it will help make your amv's more entertaining to watch. But most importantly, you should have fun while editing! =]
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BaconBitsAMV
- Joined: Wed Oct 24, 2012 10:25 pm
Re: Pendulum - Sword Art Online
yep, certainly, ive been working on a new AMV for my third and am hoping i will have addressed these things, its sometimes hard to create a story out of an anime which is not loosely based on the actual anime, which means it usually requires someone to have seen the anime to understand what is happening. this being said my next one will be along those lines but will have short snipet stories so they arent just all random clips that mean nothing, hopefully the meaning can come through or at least be entertaining and somewhat followable for someone that hasnt seen the anime.
now that im using premier and not vitualdub for this i will have gotten my sync between clips and music rythm down solid, flow is addressed thru beat and small snipet scenes and mood will reflect the song i have chosen which is suits the anime very well. with some effects and transistion but not to go overboard i hope people are happy with it when i finish.
now that im using premier and not vitualdub for this i will have gotten my sync between clips and music rythm down solid, flow is addressed thru beat and small snipet scenes and mood will reflect the song i have chosen which is suits the anime very well. with some effects and transistion but not to go overboard i hope people are happy with it when i finish.