Never say AMVs have no academic use

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Re: Da Paper

Post by SSJVegita0609 » Sun Dec 08, 2002 5:17 pm

mexicanjunior wrote:
BishounenStalker wrote: At any rate, the sellouts I was referring to were the nameless, faceless, way-too-overproduced DBZ/Linkin Park videos and the "Asuka's Last Stand"-slapped-onto-random-metal-song videos.
I'm sorry... :cry:
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Re: Never say AMVs have no academic use

Post by kaitoujuliet » Mon Dec 09, 2002 12:40 pm

Great paper overall! I just have one question...
BishounenStalker wrote: In essence, Daft Punk created the first truly professional AMVs.
Were the Daft Punk videos before or after Miyazaki's "On Your Mark"?

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Good question

Post by BishounenStalker » Mon Dec 09, 2002 3:19 pm

I looked and couldn't really find a date. The reason I decided to use the DP vids as the example was because chances are my prof would've heard of them before The Great Mr. M. But I probably should've dragged Miyazaki in anyway.
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