Hi all,
These are my first and second amvs. Your feedback would be much appreciated.
Detective Academy Q AMVs
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Panky
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Re: Detective Academy Q AMVs
Its been some time since I heard something from Detective Academy Q, really been some time since the last time I saw that on the TV.
I'm afraid to say that the subtitles always get in the way, making AMV's with them, is practically a
, since they get distracting while watching the AMV. Also, using scenes from the opening, when it also has credits in them, just puts more of it in the way.
About the AMV itself, I felt like the song didn't really match too much of what was going on in the first one (Best Friend). The synch with the music could have been a little bit better, but I felt that you were pretty much there. I found some stray cuts in some places, something I think you could look up, and the quality for moments went really down. But if these are your first AMV's, I have to say they aren't bad at all.
You just gotta keep trying, and remember what I said about the subs.
I'm afraid to say that the subtitles always get in the way, making AMV's with them, is practically a
, since they get distracting while watching the AMV. Also, using scenes from the opening, when it also has credits in them, just puts more of it in the way. About the AMV itself, I felt like the song didn't really match too much of what was going on in the first one (Best Friend). The synch with the music could have been a little bit better, but I felt that you were pretty much there. I found some stray cuts in some places, something I think you could look up, and the quality for moments went really down. But if these are your first AMV's, I have to say they aren't bad at all.
You just gotta keep trying, and remember what I said about the subs.
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Knowname
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starequine
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Re: Detective Academy Q AMVs
Thanks very much for all your feedback. I will be more meticulous with the synchronisations and my next AMV will have no subs.
As for the feedback that the subs are worth keeping, I take it that the words should be conveyed using other means rather than subtitles.
BTW, what is meant by stray cuts? I couldn't find any scenes that don't belong...
As for the feedback that the subs are worth keeping, I take it that the words should be conveyed using other means rather than subtitles.
BTW, what is meant by stray cuts? I couldn't find any scenes that don't belong...