It was a pretty good one. The subtitles helped to better understand the mood of the vid.
Subtitles just shouldnt take away from the image of the vid they are in.
My first AMV
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CrackTheSky
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Re: Good even with subtitles
Let me ask you this: When you watch an AMV, are you watching it to read, or are you watching it to WATCH? I haven't seen your video, and I probably won't download it, but I have yet to see an AMV where the subs actually ADD to the experience.phntmphnx wrote:It was a pretty good one. The subtitles helped to better understand the mood of the vid.
Subtitles just shouldnt take away from the image of the vid they are in.
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aniteh
- Joined: Fri Jan 05, 2007 3:23 am
It's not like one becomes occupied reading the subtitles throughout, at least not in Tuevo's video or my AMV, as the subtitles appear occasionally. I don't mind the subtitles in your video, Tuevo, the anime is a bit weird (a flying cat/bus?), I wonder if the creators were high on something when they made it, but the AMV was interesting and I really liked it! Loved the happy ending.Let me ask you this: When you watch an AMV, are you watching it to read, or are you watching it to WATCH?
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Dark Confusion
- Joined: Tue Aug 23, 2005 10:26 am
Meh, don't be like thatcode_chrono wrote:First and formost - no subtitles please.
The subtitles were deliberate in order to understand what was going on. Even real artists use subtitles in their music vids to enhance a story, so for that purpose I have no problem with them.Especially since there is no singing, so it doesn't really take away from anything, in my opinion.
For a first vid it's pretty good.
I hated the song though. Ugh. Bad bad, I say! *smacks that bad song* It should hide somewhere in shame.
But I liked the happy ending. I was all "awww". I usually don't even go aww, but now I did.
Good job! Keep up the good work! And please remove future DivX logos
*will leave an OP*