Hi guys
I just finished my Amv about Hai to Gensou no Grimgar and I'm really proud of it
I love the drama and the slow rhythm of that anime and would like to get some feedbacks
I hope you will enjoy it !!
AMV | Grimgar [Say Something] Losing a friend
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AMV | Grimgar [Say Something] Losing a friend
Hi guys
I just finished my Amv about Hai to Gensou no Grimgar and I'm really proud of it
I love the drama and the slow rhythm of that anime and would like to get some feedbacks
I hope you will enjoy it !!
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Kireblue
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Re: AMV | Grimgar [Say Something] Losing a friend
I haven't seen the show, but it feels like a really good pairing 
. My suggestion to you is to vary up your types of sync. For the most part, you stuck to just beat sync to change between scenes. But I feel that internal and movement sync is just as important to a video. Internal sync is having the things in your scenes move or react to the beats of the song. And movement sync is having things react to the rhythm and pace of it. This guide does a much more detailed job at explaining all the different types of sync you can do http://www.animemusicvideos.org/forum/v ... =2&t=92942 . Oh and I would also recommend not having scene with lip flap/ moving lips unless you're intentionally trying to do lip sync.
. My suggestion to you is to vary up your types of sync. For the most part, you stuck to just beat sync to change between scenes. But I feel that internal and movement sync is just as important to a video. Internal sync is having the things in your scenes move or react to the beats of the song. And movement sync is having things react to the rhythm and pace of it. This guide does a much more detailed job at explaining all the different types of sync you can do http://www.animemusicvideos.org/forum/v ... =2&t=92942 . Oh and I would also recommend not having scene with lip flap/ moving lips unless you're intentionally trying to do lip sync.