Amvs 5-10 years from now
- DuoEnigma
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Amvs 5-10 years from now
Do you see yourself making amvs 5-10years from now? Do you think amvs will die out? How long you plan on making amvs?...Now I shall answer my own questions
Do you see yourself making amvs 5-10years from now? Personally, I am more concern with bigger things. but I do see myself making amvs for the next 2-3years. I have some ideas that I know will work out. Just never made the time to take the initiative
Do you think amvs will die out? I think amvs is at its highest point right now, So I don't see it dying out anytime soon.
How long you plan on making amvs?. Well i answer this question , maybe for the next 2-3 years. But I know for sure (or hope) that if I stop. I want to check out veterans amv process. Such as vicbond, A.D, Zarxrax , aluminumstudios, etc.
Do you see yourself making amvs 5-10years from now? Personally, I am more concern with bigger things. but I do see myself making amvs for the next 2-3years. I have some ideas that I know will work out. Just never made the time to take the initiative
Do you think amvs will die out? I think amvs is at its highest point right now, So I don't see it dying out anytime soon.
How long you plan on making amvs?. Well i answer this question , maybe for the next 2-3 years. But I know for sure (or hope) that if I stop. I want to check out veterans amv process. Such as vicbond, A.D, Zarxrax , aluminumstudios, etc.
- Zarxrax
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Re: Amvs 5-10 years from now
Do you see yourself making amvs 5-10years from now?
Definately :O
Do you think amvs will die out?
Die out? They will never die out completely, but the hobby may not continue to grow at this rate in the future. A lot of the people coming in these days are of the cartoon network generation. If the anime fad dies out, then we will see less new members probably.
How long you plan on making amvs?. LIFE!
Definately :O
Do you think amvs will die out?
Die out? They will never die out completely, but the hobby may not continue to grow at this rate in the future. A lot of the people coming in these days are of the cartoon network generation. If the anime fad dies out, then we will see less new members probably.
How long you plan on making amvs?. LIFE!
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Re: Amvs 5-10 years from now
Do you see yourself making amvs 5-10years from now?
I've got no idea what I'l see myself doing tomorow, so 5 years is a bit out their for me.
Do you think amvs will die out?
if by die you mean murdered by the riaa then mabey
How long you plan on making amvs?
Till I can afford to pay a decent amver to make them for me.
I've got no idea what I'l see myself doing tomorow, so 5 years is a bit out their for me.
Do you think amvs will die out?
if by die you mean murdered by the riaa then mabey
How long you plan on making amvs?
Till I can afford to pay a decent amver to make them for me.
- JCD
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1st and 3rd question: Most likely forever I don't see any reason to stop yet, maybe I'll have less time in the future, but not less fun creating AMVs.
2nd question: That depends largely on the .org I would say. If it gets closed / offline for some reason it'll be hard for creators to rearrange themselves somewhere. And as Zarx' stated it depends on Anime fandom.
AMVs will definetely reach a point where they can't grow anymore because of the legality issue I would say.
2nd question: That depends largely on the .org I would say. If it gets closed / offline for some reason it'll be hard for creators to rearrange themselves somewhere. And as Zarx' stated it depends on Anime fandom.
AMVs will definetely reach a point where they can't grow anymore because of the legality issue I would say.
- x_rex30
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I don't see the future, I see the present. The future is meaningless. You can plane for the future and everything, but to over question what you'll do in the future is troublesome. I enjoy AMVs and stuff, so unless that changes, I should be still doing creations and stuff of AMVs.
Will it? I don't like that question. It has been spreading more worldwide, so why would it have hit it's highest point. Screw the RIAA, there nuts!? If it wasn't for AMV, I may have spent less dollars on movies and music. AMVs if anything promotes sales in my opinion... [/ramble]
Refer to first question. Anythings a possibility. O.O >.< O.O *runs*
Will it? I don't like that question. It has been spreading more worldwide, so why would it have hit it's highest point. Screw the RIAA, there nuts!? If it wasn't for AMV, I may have spent less dollars on movies and music. AMVs if anything promotes sales in my opinion... [/ramble]
Refer to first question. Anythings a possibility. O.O >.< O.O *runs*
- Otohiko
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Re: Amvs 5-10 years from now
/temporarily rises
Do you see yourself making amvs 5-10years from now?
Probably not.
Do you think amvs will die out?
Definitely not.
How long you plan on making amvs?.
Until I see that some of the inherent 'injustices' towards certain musical and other creative ideas have been duly corrected, and/or I see the appearance of one or more AMVers whom I can trust with eventually fulfilling that role instead of me.
In other words, my making AMV's is entirely conditional on the fact that noone ever looks in the same creative direction that I do. When someone does, or when the creative direction is sufficiently explored by me alone, I will happily step down. Making AMV's is only so much of a joy to me, and often more than enough of a pain.
/falls back to the ashes
Do you see yourself making amvs 5-10years from now?
Probably not.
Do you think amvs will die out?
Definitely not.
How long you plan on making amvs?.
Until I see that some of the inherent 'injustices' towards certain musical and other creative ideas have been duly corrected, and/or I see the appearance of one or more AMVers whom I can trust with eventually fulfilling that role instead of me.
In other words, my making AMV's is entirely conditional on the fact that noone ever looks in the same creative direction that I do. When someone does, or when the creative direction is sufficiently explored by me alone, I will happily step down. Making AMV's is only so much of a joy to me, and often more than enough of a pain.
/falls back to the ashes
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Do you see yourself making amvs 5 - 10years from now?
Probably because I'll still have nothing better to do.
Do you think amvs will die out?
When the RIAA's armies begin raiding amv creator's homes. In 2 weeks.
How long do you plan on making amvs?
Until the RIAA arrests me.
Probably because I'll still have nothing better to do.
Do you think amvs will die out?
When the RIAA's armies begin raiding amv creator's homes. In 2 weeks.
How long do you plan on making amvs?
Until the RIAA arrests me.
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Re: Amvs 5-10 years from now
Yes, because it may take me 5 years to acquire and watch all the sources I'll need for the last (?) really ambitious video idea I have (and have had for about a year).DuoEnigma wrote:Do you see yourself making amvs 5-10years from now?