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Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso AMV - Next To Me [HD]
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TorzikAMV
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Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso AMV - Next To Me [HD]
Im very new to making AMVs, so i need some feedback
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Re: Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso AMV - Next To Me [HD]
not bad. The length of a lot of your scenes felt a little too long and the pace throughout the video falls a little behind the pace of the song, but I can clearly see you trying to establish your own pace and stick to it 
. So even though your video feels slow, you're doing a nice job. I used to have that problem as well (and kinda still do 
). And so my advice to you is just be mindful of how long your clips are and how far apart the beats are in your song. Having too much difference between these things will cause your video to lag behind even if you feel that its fitting within your own pace. Good luck in all you future vids 
. So even though your video feels slow, you're doing a nice job. I used to have that problem as well (and kinda still do ). And so my advice to you is just be mindful of how long your clips are and how far apart the beats are in your song. Having too much difference between these things will cause your video to lag behind even if you feel that its fitting within your own pace. Good luck in all you future vids