my fist amv

[Kireblue]

not bad, but this AMV needs more sync and focus. This guide http://www.animemusicvideos.org/forum/v ... =2&t=92942 has a awesome section about sync. And this video is a must see for all AMV editors.

The particular song that you chose almost demands that you overload the video with internal and beat sync for most of the AMV. The beginning of the video kinda lacked both. In other words, you had a whole bunch of scene changes that seemed random and didn't happen on any particular beat. And towards the middle of the video, the song started to slow down, and I think that you started to use a little too much beat and internal sync. But towards the end, I think that you started to find a nice balance. The timings were a bit off, but for your first AMV, you did well

Congrats on finishing your first AMV
and welcome to the org.

Spoiler :

[Radical_Yue]

And I already covered the whole "don't steal clips from other videos" thing in a pm

[seasons]

And I already covered the whole "don't steal clips from other videos" thing in a pm

Thank you.

[blaksun]

Thank you for the feedback
diet know that use orders amv was a big no-no .
As I sear it if you tag 10 picture and cut them up and glue parts off them together you get a new picture.
So sorry I will rip my owe martial from now on

[Kireblue]

Thank you for the feedback
diet know that use orders amv was a big no-no .
As I sear it if you tag 10 picture and cut them up and glue parts off them together you get a new picture.
So sorry I will rip my owe martial from now on

That's actually how I first started making AMVs. I didn't know how to rip DVDs, or how to get editable footage. So I just used footage from AMVs that I downloaded from Kazaa. But yeah, not only is this wrong from a ethical standpoint, it also hurts your video. Editing footage that has already been edited by someone else will always lower its original quality. At the time, I didn't know any of this either.