Hey everyone I made a new naruto video a rock lee tribute I hope yall enjoy it and you can expect to see the neji tribute reals soon. The link to download it is below :
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... hp?v=28108
Brand new naruto music video release !!!!
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ff7799
- Joined: Fri Jul 04, 2003 10:03 pm
- Location: New York
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ff7799
- Joined: Fri Jul 04, 2003 10:03 pm
- Location: New York
Does anyone like the video
Well how about some feedback what do you guys think, do you like the rock lee tribute.
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Chocobuddha
- Joined: Sun Mar 17, 2002 10:44 pm
ff7799, if you bother to read this thread, I have some suggestions after watching your AMV.
First of all, try very hard to not use fansubs. I realize that the episodes that were used are not available via import DVD yet, but you should either wait or, at the very least, crop out all subtitles in the footage.
Second, action AMVs completely depend on timing. Your vid seemed to be almost randomly strung together; character actions and scene changes didn't match up with the musical cues 99% of the time. For classic examples of timing-dependent AMVs, check out Kevin Caldwell's Phantom of the Opera and Believe. Both beautifully demonstrate timing and direction, even if you don't enjoy the music or anime.
Anyway, keep at it. Don't let embittered creators spoil your fun; even if they think you suck now, that doesn't mean you can't impress them in the future.
First of all, try very hard to not use fansubs. I realize that the episodes that were used are not available via import DVD yet, but you should either wait or, at the very least, crop out all subtitles in the footage.
Second, action AMVs completely depend on timing. Your vid seemed to be almost randomly strung together; character actions and scene changes didn't match up with the musical cues 99% of the time. For classic examples of timing-dependent AMVs, check out Kevin Caldwell's Phantom of the Opera and Believe. Both beautifully demonstrate timing and direction, even if you don't enjoy the music or anime.
Anyway, keep at it. Don't let embittered creators spoil your fun; even if they think you suck now, that doesn't mean you can't impress them in the future.
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Katsumi_AMVs
- Joined: Fri May 16, 2003 8:05 pm
- Location: Where I'm not supposed to be
DittoChocobuddha wrote:ff7799, if you bother to read this thread, I have some suggestions after watching your AMV.
First of all, try very hard to not use fansubs. I realize that the episodes that were used are not available via import DVD yet, but you should either wait or, at the very least, crop out all subtitles in the footage.
Second, action AMVs completely depend on timing. Your vid seemed to be almost randomly strung together; character actions and scene changes didn't match up with the musical cues 99% of the time. For classic examples of timing-dependent AMVs, check out Kevin Caldwell's Phantom of the Opera and Believe. Both beautifully demonstrate timing and direction, even if you don't enjoy the music or anime.
Anyway, keep at it. Don't let embittered creators spoil your fun; even if they think you suck now, that doesn't mean you can't impress them in the future.
Nothing usefull here .