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Post by Orwell » Fri Sep 29, 2006 2:20 am

godix wrote:If you start off showing people dying with blood and guts going everywhere then it isn't a horror video, it's Fist of the Northstar.
So no matter what its a win-win situation, sounds good.

I greatly appreciate the advice, and the few examples have given some ideas as well. I don't know if its going to be the horror that most people aim for when making such a type of video, but I expect it, provided I pull it off right, will be unheimlich. Or uncanny, to those who don't understand the reference.
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Re: Horror

Post by Radical_Yue » Fri Sep 29, 2006 3:32 am

Orwell wrote:your not going to make horror out of a comedy,

*postie*

http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... p?v=124356

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Post by Niotex » Sun Oct 01, 2006 10:57 pm

Horror is one of my favo genre's and all I have to say asto what you could or rather should do is the fallowing.

1 Dont go for over the top syncing. Unless your going into a thriller or shock section on wich you want to drag both the line of sanity aswell as the seizure down to the max. A good example is syncing a bad acid trip too ambient shatter sounds.

2 Never leave a scene or shot clean. A thing I always find lacking in 99% of the horror video's is the dirt of anxiety, fear, anger and pain. In other words make your fotage dirty by experimenting with colour's aswell as distores of many kinds. Also try thinking outside of "normal" editing with these things.

3 Keep people in the dark. Never give them all the info nor the full image. This is also where the distores come in when something isnt clear people will start to come up with their own speculations asto what is going on and what that is what they are looking at.

Oke I'm getting a little offtopic concidering the first line in the post thus I'll kick some focus on that aswell. I think unconvential and out of the box of clean syncing or clean scenes. A good horror example is the video in my sig aka F.E.A.R.. I dont want to brag but in my own opinion the best piece of horror i've seen in a long while. And it clearly shows how I take horror as a genre aswell as how I impliment it...

No clue why I'm taking this post so serious though so I'll call it quits =O

In other news, Expect some more horror coming your way.
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Post by Beowulf » Mon Oct 02, 2006 12:27 am

Another great example of Horror is Machine's "Alternate Reality". One of the best, and my personal favorite :up:

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Post by Batto! » Mon Oct 02, 2006 12:37 am

heres a pretty out of ordinary one for you http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... p?v=124356

its extremely short tho...

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Post by HoshiNoKaze » Fri Oct 06, 2006 6:42 am

Negative space, and cutting vital scenes short goes a long way in creating a more disturbing tone. Short outbursts of unrecognizable imagery, or even subliminal messages give a more schizophrenic impression.
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(I hate horror movies that rely on the "jump" tactic...I much prefer the subtle OMGWHATWASTHAT)

and although I don't know if I'd quite call this horror:

http://www.animemusicvideos.org/members ... hp?v=63846

this style is pretty neat...a lot could be done this way.

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Post by The Wired Knight » Mon Oct 09, 2006 1:09 pm

Our Sick Mad World is a personal favorite of mine. Rather than making someone scared the video is more of an atmosphere experience; creating a video that makes you feel uneasy rather than frightened. Really there's a lot of ways around the horror genre much as there are a lot of horror films that go about scaring the audience in different ways.
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Post by HoshiNoKaze » Mon Oct 09, 2006 3:43 pm

Indeed...another one that gives me such a great sense of atmosphere is NightOwl's "Firewall"...not exactly horror, but it's kinda scary in a way.

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