Thankies, thats 2 victories so far ;pOtohiko wrote:Just saw 'Oratorio for Ghibli' - ....
That was excellent! I don't think I'll be able to pick on very much in that video, since it really came out both cohesive and nicely matching the feel of the music. A lot of diversity, a lot of fun. Great stuff, all I can say is that it's definitely a beautiful piece of work
I blatently used Pen-pen's monologue as a guide to start mines ;p hope you don't mind.Bakadeshi's Monologue wrote: Kareef Huggins (Bakadeshi)
Oratorio of Ghibli
This piece, at its core, is about magic, spirit, and adventure, the main elements one can come to expect from any of Miyazaki’s films. There is no real story involved here, Rather, Selected scenery from 3 of Ghibli’s most beloved films, Depicted in a way to give the Piece a lot of Energy, and Spirit of Magic and Adventure. Or, Just plain fun. Kiki’s Delivery Service has a very magical and fun feel to it, and perfectly fit the theme I chose as the music, James Newton Howard’s Flying, from the Peter pan OST. Laputa, Castle in the sky was used to depict the adventurous aspects, and The Cat Returns is used to portray both high spirited adventure and fun.
James Newton Howard’s theme to Peter pan perfectly accentuated this concept. The "flying" theme is the most prominent in the score, and can be heard complete with full orchestra and synths from Howard's Toto days in the cue "Flying." Hence, Flying was chosen as the theme for this piece.
The Piece opens with a serene feeling, as the music flows with a light melody of chimes flutes and piano accents, But doesn’t last long, as the music picks up with a more adventurous flying motif, accentuated mostly by flying and high energy scenes from the various Ghibli titles. The Spirit of adventure is held through most of the middle of the Piece, and climaxes to an astonishing feeling of accomplishment, and satisfaction.
Not at all. The best part is that since my video comes right after yours, people will assume that I took the line from your monolougeBakadeshi [AuN Studios] wrote:I blatently used Pen-pen's monologue as a guide to start mines ;p hope you don't mind.
.DownWithPants wrote:The monologues all look fine, i'm just worried they might take too long to recite. I'm hoping no monologue will take longer than a minute (so as not to bore the audience), but it looks like unless rose4emily can speak pretty quickly, we'll need to trim some down.
yep I have it, that is a list of names I have ^_^downwithpants wrote:I pmed you my name bakadeshi, but if there was some delivery failure, my name is Chris Lee.
Noted. fixed it in third person, and removed second paragraph, since dwp has a point on the length, and it was somewhat irrelevant anyway:and for Bakadeshi's monologue, if rose4emily will be reciting the monologues, you probably don't want to use first person.
Bakadeshi's Monologue Fixed wrote:
Kareef Huggins (Bakadeshi)
Oratorio of Ghibli
This piece, at its core, is about magic, spirit, and adventure, the main elements one can come to expect from any of Miyazaki’s films. There is no real story involved here, Rather, Selected scenery from 3 of Ghibli’s most beloved films, Depicted in a way to give the Piece a lot of Energy, and Spirit of Magic and Adventure. Or, Just plain fun. Kiki’s Delivery Service has a very magical and fun feel to it, and perfectly fit the theme chosen as the music, James Newton Howard’s Flying, from the Peter pan OST. Laputa, Castle in the sky was used to depict the adventurous aspects, and The Cat Returns is used to portray both high spirited adventure and fun.
The Piece opens with a serene feeling, as the music flows with a light melody of chimes flutes and piano accents, But doesn’t last long, as the music picks up with a more adventurous flying motif, accentuated mostly by flying and high energy scenes from the various Ghibli titles. The Spirit of adventure is held through most of the middle of the Piece, eventually climaxing to an astonishing feeling of accomplishment, and satisfaction.
You had partials. Anyway, I've now set the server to delete partial uploads, as I can't seem to get resume working properly.pen-pen2002 wrote:Kalium: I have a submition canidate but I'm having trouble with the upload. It says try again later for the project folder and critical failiure for the upload folder.
Now why would that be?Kalium wrote:On a different note, Pen-pen, I am not going to watch that video if I can't see the sun through my windows.
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