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• Member: cy.storm
• Title: A Tribute to Yuna
• Premiered: 2006-03-16
• Categories:
  • Drama
  • Serious
  • Romance
  • Sentimental
• Song:
  • Anastacia How Come the World Won't Stop?
• Anime:
  • Final Fantasy 10 (X)
  • Final Fantasy 10-2 (X-2)
• Comments: I started out this Monday after being inspired by a song sent by someone special... It was Vertical Horizon - Everything You Want... After looping it a while, this song popped in instead, and it struck me how well it suited Yuna, and the mood I imagined her to be in at the end of the game. And I could almost instantly associate clips from the games with some of the different verses... Lucidique helped me out tons here with filling in the "blanks", wouldn't have turned out this good without her.
  It was also a great inspiration that I hadn't really seen any "touching" Final Fantasy X AMVs... Linkb's AMV from FF8 and AtomX's AMV from FF9 has meant a lot to me, and they've amazed me by how well done they were. I watched AtomX's video, just after I had been greatly disappointed at the dull ending of the actual game, and Linkin Park's song "In the End" really did a great job in his composition.
  
  Personally, I'm very happy with the results of my 20ish hours worth of work. And as it's my first AMV, I hope you like it for what flaws it has. It's furthermore the second time (I did a short clip last Friday) ever, I use Premiere or any kind of video editing software, I am a Photoshop veteran though but editing videos was new to me. Closest to that was when I was working with anime fansubs a year ago as an editor.
  
  I'm sorry for the large filesize, but I wanted to make the video justice, and not let too much get lost in compression. But, yeah... I hope you enjoy watching it even if you're not a fan of Anastacia.
  
  Edit: Yes, I made slow clips on purpose, mainly because I, myself want to be able to focus on what's happening before something new's happening. Something that I usually find hard in AMV's.