Concept or Execution?
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It is true ... Auriga and Magid Pad is unique in its kind, but "Auriga", was not very exciting as "Magid Pad" but has a better execution ... as I said before ... That is why I like!Vivaldi wrote:Perhaps, but you have to look at the overall picture, I'll give that he went with a similer concept as one he'd done before, but overall there's still very few amvs with that editing style and mood. Would you say it's originallity if he hadn't done the style before, but it's the same upbeat techno dance amv we see so much now? Or even worse a typical but well edited drama? I think the style is still very unused, and I'd like to see more, whether it's by him again or someone else shouldn't matter.ObamaMom wrote: Auriga ... Auriga ... Well I can say ... I have noticed, has a good performance, but based on a bad idea, "Auriga" presents the same idea that "Magic Pad" which for me is a bad idea ... but has a good performance ... and for this reason I liked!

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x2ZephyrStar wrote:Both are equally important imo. You can have one or the other, but that won't necessarily make an epic video.
I saw some videos at AX with GREAT concepts, but terrible execution. At the same time, I saw some "oh, it's another action video" concepts with great execution.
It absolutely has to be both.
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