Hey! This is my first AMV that ive made, maybe you would like to check it out?
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Haruhi Suzumiya | Remember | AMV
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Kireblue
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Re: Haruhi Suzumiya | Remember | AMV
Welcome to the Org! The rules of announcing videos in the "AMV Announcement forum" require you to catalog your video first. So please do that as soon as possible 
. If you don't know how, here is the FAQ post about it http://www.animemusicvideos.org/forum/v ... 2#p1546652
Until then, I'm going to move your thread to the “Awaiting Catalog Entry” forum. And I can move it back once I see that you've done it.
. If you don't know how, here is the FAQ post about it http://www.animemusicvideos.org/forum/v ... 2#p1546652Until then, I'm going to move your thread to the “Awaiting Catalog Entry” forum. And I can move it back once I see that you've done it.
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JuicyWiz
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Re: Haruhi Suzumiya | Remember | AMV
Ive followed the steps with uploading a new video so is it all good now?
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Re: Haruhi Suzumiya | Remember | AMV
yepJuicyWiz wrote:Ive followed the steps with uploading a new video so is it all good now?
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Re: Haruhi Suzumiya | Remember | AMV
.. there's more truth in that AMV than I want to remember within my life. Ignoring THAT, I see nothing wrong with it.
Audio seems to have some sort background"clicking" other than what you may have intended for that heart-beat. Nothing worth being other than noted
4/5 
Audio seems to have some sort background"clicking" other than what you may have intended for that heart-beat. Nothing worth being other than noted
4/5
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Tigrin
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Re: Haruhi Suzumiya | Remember | AMV
Don't forget to include the song and artist information on a-m-v.org. 
I'm not familiar with this movie, but it definitely has a particular mood to it that fits with the song. I understood at least that much of the story.
This is a good start, but the sync was sometimes awkward in this. For instance around :51 there's a definite acceleration and change in the intensity of the music, but it's still the same, static shot of him looking out at the city... it doesn't quite fit the feeling of the song. The video will flow better if what's going on in the footage matches a little better with the song. Either let the lyrics influence when to cut or change scenes or let the music itself inform that decision; otherwise it feels random and unmotivated. You also might want to avoid shots like 1:55 where a character is speaking for a prolonged time and the mouth movements aren't intended to sync with the lyrics.
I'm not familiar with this movie, but it definitely has a particular mood to it that fits with the song. I understood at least that much of the story.
This is a good start, but the sync was sometimes awkward in this. For instance around :51 there's a definite acceleration and change in the intensity of the music, but it's still the same, static shot of him looking out at the city... it doesn't quite fit the feeling of the song. The video will flow better if what's going on in the footage matches a little better with the song. Either let the lyrics influence when to cut or change scenes or let the music itself inform that decision; otherwise it feels random and unmotivated. You also might want to avoid shots like 1:55 where a character is speaking for a prolonged time and the mouth movements aren't intended to sync with the lyrics.
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JuicyWiz
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Re: Haruhi Suzumiya | Remember | AMV
Thanks for the tips i will definitely try to match the footage with song in my next amv!