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• Member: Fizziks
• Title: Sword Strike: Steel Collision
• Premiered: 2006-12-30
• Categories:
  • Action
  • Other
  • Character Profile
  • Fun
  • Dance
• Songs:
  • Pendulum Hold Your Colour
  • Pendulum Plasticworld (feat. Fats & TC)
  • Pendulum Slam
  • Pendulum Tarantula (feat. Fresh, $pyda & Tenor Fly)
• Anime:
  • Animatrix, The - Program
  • Animatrix, The - The Final Flight of the Osiris
  • Bleach
  • Final Fantasy (VII): Advent Children (movie)
  • KARAS
  • Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust
• Participation:
  • AI-CON, AMV Competition (2007-02-10)
  • Sakura_Con 2007, 2007 Sakura-Con AMV/OVA Contest (2007-04-06)
• Comments: Awards/Nominations:
  AI-Con 2007 AMV Contest: 1st place (tied)
  Animaritime 2007 AMV Contest: 1st place
  Sakura-Con 2007 AMV Contest:
  - Technical Award
  - Action/Adventure category: Finalist
  
  Showcasing the swordsmanship of several well known (and not well known) anime characters, get ready to see sparks fly!
  
  This is the most experimental anime music video that I have made so far, and it is the culmination of everything that I have learned so far about making videos in general, and AMVs in particular. It is also the first time that I have used multiple anime sources, as well as multiple audio tracks.
  
  I have divided up this video into four segments based on the music tracks used:
  Segment 1: Slam (from 0:00 to 1:03)
  Segment 2: Tarantula (from 1:04 to 1:47)
  Segment 3: Plastic World (from 1:48 to 2:34)
  Segment 4: Hold Your Colour (from 2:35 to 4:00)
  
  My intention with this AMV is to use different editing techniques, styles, and pacing for each music track/segment, in an attempt to (somewhat) mimic the feel of a multi-editor project.
  
  With a production time of about 1.5 months (the longest I have ever spent on a single project), I hope that everyone feels the end result was worth it. Comments and opinions are 100% encouraged. So without further ado, I present to you Sword Strike: Steel Collision!
  
  Special thanks to Clamp-X and Stolen Soul for helping me beta test this AMV.
  
  [Technical note: This video is encoded using Xvid, but it is Divx compatible]