What do you classify this type of edit

[supremeeditz]

I have a question, obviously I know what amvs are. But what do you call the edits where they use real clips and edit them like amvs. Or what do you call those edits where they use video game clips, etc., and edit them with a lot of effects and such. I heard people call them, vine edits, instagram edits, and even fan edits. I just need the right classification. Thanks

[Kionon]

I have a question, obviously I know what amvs are. But what do you call the edits where they use real clips and edit them like amvs. Or what do you call those edits where they use video game clips, etc., and edit them with a lot of effects and such. I heard people call them, vine edits, instagram edits, and even fan edits. I just need the right classification. Thanks

Live Action Music Videos or, in their own community, Vidding. Vidding has had a parallel track with AMVs since the beginning of the idea to put footage to music. This predates the internet and digital video. We're talking tape deck to tape deck. And some of it might even be film reel splicing. Actual cuts on actual film and reattachment. This kind of remix art is not new. And it's not just video. Collage and Zines are the same idea with other types of media.

[Kireblue]

People usually just refer to video game videos as GMVS, but there are acronyms for a ton of stuff.

PMV = My Little Pony Music Video.
DMV = Disney Music Video
FMV = Fandom Music Video (pretty much covers everything)

[supremeeditz]

I have a question, obviously I know what amvs are. But what do you call the edits where they use real clips and edit them like amvs. Or what do you call those edits where they use video game clips, etc., and edit them with a lot of effects and such. I heard people call them, vine edits, instagram edits, and even fan edits. I just need the right classification. Thanks

Live Action Music Videos or, in their own community, Vidding. Vidding has had a parallel track with AMVs since the beginning of the idea to put footage to music. This predates the internet and digital video. We're talking tape deck to tape deck. And some of it might even be film reel splicing. Actual cuts on actual film and reattachment. This kind of remix art is not new. And it's not just video. Collage and Zines are the same idea with other types of media.

Omg thank you so much, now I can learn more of what I need to know

[supremeeditz]

People usually just refer to video game videos as GMVS, but there are acronyms for a ton of stuff.

PMV = My Little Pony Music Video.
DMV = Disney Music Video
FMV = Fandom Music Video (pretty much covers everything)

Thank you so much, now I can learn more