u mad?Cenit wrote:The lamest and yet seemingly most entertaining AMV concept makes a return. And it's nicely synched. That's what you're good at. Nice clean cuts. Sometimes good scene selection. That's about all.
Here is why the concept sucks and always sucked. You bombard viewers with fractions of different Anime most of which they don't care about and never would. They mean as little to the viewer as to you. They just have to be there. You spend some more time on the big money shots but huge parts of the AMV are totally forgetable/replaceable. Then again this is a dance AMV. I guess that's what they are supposed to be.
To me Animegraphy never had any value as an AMV. Because the concept only seems to work if you're acutally watching Anime or the openings at least. Which i don't. So it's a 6 minute random box of scraps. It's not a teaser that will get you to new/exciting Anime. That 0.4 second kiss at 4min something will not lead me to my next fav Anime. But people who i assume still watch Anime probably like guessing the shows and scream "i watched that Anime and it's so good/bad/terrible/cute". I get this and if i were you i would do exactly the same. Produce more! Because you don't get to decide what's popular with the crowd and what isn't. It just happens. And if you somehow hit it out of the ball park don't stop! Which brings me to your other announcement.
It's never the last AMV! You don't announce quiting. You just do it. Megamom did this announcement in 2009 and look what happened 6 months later. I had at least five "last AMVs" by now but i always found some joy to return to. I guess i would've looked slightly more stupid if i announced it each time. Now me saying this might force your ego to stick to your original plan of quiting while not even wanting to. And proceding with your retirement is something i actually hope to prevent you from doing. Because some people love your AMVs. And love for some AMVs is always good for the genre of AMV as a whole.
So here's to the lamest AMV concept currently out there. May it win all the viewers choice awards because Anime viewers clearly love this.
Why so serious?Cenit wrote:The lamest and yet seemingly most entertaining AMV concept makes a return. And it's nicely synched. That's what you're good at. Nice clean cuts. Sometimes good scene selection. That's about all.
Here is why the concept sucks and always sucked. You bombard viewers with fractions of different Anime most of which they don't care about and never would. They mean as little to the viewer as to you. They just have to be there. You spend some more time on the big money shots but huge parts of the AMV are totally forgetable/replaceable. Then again this is a dance AMV. I guess that's what they are supposed to be.
To me Animegraphy never had any value as an AMV. Because the concept only seems to work if you're acutally watching Anime or the openings at least. Which i don't. So it's a 6 minute random box of scraps. It's not a teaser that will get you to new/exciting Anime. That 0.4 second kiss at 4min something will not lead me to my next fav Anime. But people who i assume still watch Anime probably like guessing the shows and scream "i watched that Anime and it's so good/bad/terrible/cute". I get this and if i were you i would do exactly the same. Produce more! Because you don't get to decide what's popular with the crowd and what isn't. It just happens. And if you somehow hit it out of the ball park don't stop! Which brings me to your other announcement.
It's never the last AMV! You don't announce quiting. You just do it. Megamom did this announcement in 2009 and look what happened 6 months later. I had at least five "last AMVs" by now but i always found some joy to return to. I guess i would've looked slightly more stupid if i announced it each time. Now me saying this might force your ego to stick to your original plan of quiting while not even wanting to. And proceding with your retirement is something i actually hope to prevent you from doing. Because some people love your AMVs. And love for some AMVs is always good for the genre of AMV as a whole.
So here's to the lamest AMV concept currently out there. May it win all the viewers choice awards because Anime viewers clearly love this.
And where is this local version?qyll wrote:The local version is a 10-bit x264 mkv with subtitles for captions, anime, song credits.
It's a pity. Ganbare!qyll wrote:Well, this is the last Animegraphy and likely my last AMV overall.
