Mukosei kara Hiro e [Boku no Hero Academia AMV]
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PerkyPastry
- Joined: Tue Apr 17, 2018 8:18 pm
Mukosei kara Hiro e [Boku no Hero Academia AMV]
It's so exciting to be announcing my first anime music video! Ever since I saw season 2 I've been dying to make this. Midoriya is my favorite character of the series and I wanted to use this song to highlight the leaps and bounds of development he makes throughout the first two seasons.
I gotta say, as someone who has been editing for years but only just started using anime, BOY is it fun! I can see why AMVs have remained one of the most popular forms of fan editing projects; it is so much easier to manipulate the minimalistic movements of Japanese 2D animation than that of live action or other forms of animation, which honestly just encourages me to experiment more. For instance, the act of lip sync has always seemed like a daunting task to me, but with anime I feel like it's a great foothold to start practicing!
Anyway, my goal with any video is for people to see it and enjoy it, so constructive feedback from anyone on the strengths/weaknesses and how to improve my craft is wholly welcome and encouraged! I'm especially interested in what users who have participated in convention contests think, since this video has yet to make it as a finalist (two cons down, two cons pending, maybe more if I decide to submit elsewhere), but don't let that stop you from telling me what you think! As I said, I've been on the editing scene for some time, so I can take constructive criticism.
I may be short on free time, but I've got no shortage of ideas, so I look forward to continue creating, posting and participating in the interchange of creativity that is this forum! In other words, yoroshiku onegaishimasu! :D