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• Member: The -1
• Studio: The -1 Productions
• Title: Z-Men: First Class
• Premiered: 2011-07-01
• Categories:
  • Action
  • Serious
  • Trailer
• Song:
  • 20th Century Fox X-Men: First Class Trailer
• Anime:
  • DragonBall Z: Movie 1 (Dead Zone)
  • DragonBall Z: Movie 10 (Broly: Second Coming)
  • DragonBall Z: Movie 11 (Bio-Broly)
  • DragonBall Z: Movie 12 (Fusion Reborn! Goku and Vegeta)
  • DragonBall Z: Movie 13 (Dragon Fist Explosion! If Goku Won't Do It, Who Will?)
  • DragonBall Z: Movie 2 (The World's Strongest)
  • DragonBall Z: Movie 3 (Tree of Might)
  • DragonBall Z: Movie 5 (Coolers Revenge)
  • DragonBall Z: Movie 6 (The Return of Cooler)
  • DragonBall Z: Movie 7 (Super Android 13!)
  • DragonBall Z: Movie 8 (Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan)
  • DragonBall Z: Movie 9 (Bojack Unbound)
• Comments: So I haven't been in much of a "Music Video Editing" mood lately, but I have been getting into the habit of making some AMV Movie Trailers. Nothing wrong with that. ^__^ But that's pretty much my only excuse for not submitting anything cool or exciting thus far. I don't think I would need to go into detail as to why I chose this particular trailer and these sources as my main inspiration. For those of you that do make your own AMVs, and those of you that love watching them, you should see where I came up with the idea of doing a video such as this. I mean honestly, I'd rather not "beat a dead horse" with giving my many explanations and reasons as to why this video is made the way it is the way I see fit. Better yet, I'm going to tell you about how I prefer the challenge of attempting to mimic the scenes of that actual trailer from the anime source(s) that I use. Along with scene mimicry, I also challenge myself to keep the characters consistent with whomever I lip-sync associate them to the actor/actress portrayed in the trailer (sometimes, not a very easy task; usually due to lack of resourcefulness of that character and the dialogue they have). Anyway, it's not a science, but it does take a bit of patience at times when I need to lip sync (slight perfectionist ^__^). Although, there are times where I just get lucky and some pre-animated lip movements already incorporate themselves with the audio clip I'm trying to sync (LUCKY!!).
  
  Well, I hope you enjoy my AMV Trailer (with more to come). I do have one request though. If you haven't already seen the trailer from X-Men: First Class, please check it out on YouTube.
  
  If you care to comment me on my "mirroring" style, I am open for constructive criticism. ^__^