First AMV
Forum rules
Please observe the following unique rules for this forum:
Please observe the following unique rules for this forum:
- Please limit your new threads (not replies) to one per week. If you have several new videos to announce, create one thread for all the videos. (Note: if you forget one you can edit your post!)
- Offsite links are allowed, but you are required to have a catalog entry for that video as well. Threads announcing videos that do not contain a catalog entry will be moved to the Awaiting Catalog Entry sub-forum and will be deleted in 2 weeks if an entry is not created.
- When posting announcements, it is recommended that you include links to the catalog entries (using the video ID) in your post.
- Videos that do not contain anime are allowed to be announced in the Other Videos section and are not required to have catalog entries.
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interloper
- Joined: Sun Feb 22, 2004 11:20 pm
First AMV
Hey. New to this so don't flame it to bad ^_^. I was bored so I decided to try and make an amv. I used Windows Movie Maker (don't use it ever) and only had a limited ammount of content on my computer(left thcd's somewhere else). Here is my video of Naruto done to a song by Dimmu Borgir. Enjoy.
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Esrhan
- Joined: Tue Jul 01, 2003 2:15 pm
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... d_id=32888
A few tips. First, always include the link when announcing a new video. That way people have an "easy" access to it.
Second, I'm not very familiar with Naruto, but your video lacked any real editing. It was just like watching the Naruto episodes with a different backround music. Next time, make some edit cuts.
The quality was quite good, but it had subtitles everywhere.
A few tips. First, always include the link when announcing a new video. That way people have an "easy" access to it.
Second, I'm not very familiar with Naruto, but your video lacked any real editing. It was just like watching the Naruto episodes with a different backround music. Next time, make some edit cuts.
The quality was quite good, but it had subtitles everywhere.