[IDK] Handlebars
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[IDK] Handlebars
First vid on the org. Pirates life for mee
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Re: [IDK] Handlebars
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First off, major props for doing something like this. I would have NEVER thought these two would have ever worked together. But it was pretty interesting. Editing wise, it was pretty well put together, and you seemed to have a pretty good grasp of sync (both beat and lyric). For an action video, it was interesting enough, but I do think you could have improved it in two different aspects.
Firstly, I think you could have utilized better scenes. Bleach has a TON of footage, yet almost all of it was taken from seasons 1 & 2 (some of the most overused scenes as well). Especially the newer stuff has a lot of great battles in it.
The second thing was the visual quality. YouTube may have crudded it up a bit, but it was very blocky at times, while other footage looked slightly better. So definitely try and stay consistent in this regard. It helps in the viewing pleasure and just looks more professional.
First off, major props for doing something like this. I would have NEVER thought these two would have ever worked together. But it was pretty interesting. Editing wise, it was pretty well put together, and you seemed to have a pretty good grasp of sync (both beat and lyric). For an action video, it was interesting enough, but I do think you could have improved it in two different aspects.
Firstly, I think you could have utilized better scenes. Bleach has a TON of footage, yet almost all of it was taken from seasons 1 & 2 (some of the most overused scenes as well). Especially the newer stuff has a lot of great battles in it.
The second thing was the visual quality. YouTube may have crudded it up a bit, but it was very blocky at times, while other footage looked slightly better. So definitely try and stay consistent in this regard. It helps in the viewing pleasure and just looks more professional.