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• Member: GreyDuck
• Studio: The Little Grey Duck
• Title: Versus Man, Versus Monster
• Premiered: 2002-07-29
• Category:
  • Action
• Song:
  • Kin Selim Yawn
• Anime:
  • Iria: Zeiram the Animation
• Comments: For my third outing, I wanted to practice making 'beat edits.' What better choice than to use a dance track? And if you're going to use a dance track, why not ask that co-worker who writes his own dance tracks if he'll give you some material to work with?
  
  It took me three weekends to build this video. I sliced dozens and dozens of 60-frame elements, figuring that elements of that length would give me the right amount of "cropping room" to match the 52- (or is it 53)-frame beats. It worked, alright, but matching dance beats is harder than you would think. Nevermind that sometimes the math seemed to fail, leaving me with "gaping" holes that I had to fill.
  
  Have I improved as an AMV creator? Probably. Is this video better than my last effort? Technically, though I think Mayuka succeeds better in terms of idea and presentation.
  
  This is the part where I, like so many others, would normally beg for opinions. Frankly, I know what's wrong with this video so you don't really have to leave an opinion if you're not so inclined. Not that I'd mind, of course, since a good ego-stroking is always good for the soul. =)