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• Member: Fluxmeister
• Title: Grand Theft Bebop
• Premiered: 2002-07-18
• Categories:
  • Action
  • Fun
  • Trailer
• Song:
  • Game Audio Grand Theft Auto 3
• Anime:
  • Cowboy Bebop
• Comments: Composition: Video Clips and Music/Speech
  
  Quick Description: A preview for a Movie that will never be... :( hehe
  
  Spoilers: There are some visual spoilers but nothing to ruin the
  story. If you haven't seen up to episode 5... then watch
  those before this video.
  
  Video content notes:
  -------------------
  1 - I wanted to make this just right... I had way too much fun and
  glued myself to my computer to make it. =)
  
  2 - Pure GTA3 audio. :) Sorry no MSX was used. :P
  
  3 - I had intended for more lip sync and references to GTA3 (such
  as putting the text "swordfish ii" on a scene of spike with the swordfish)
  Instead, as the video progressed I realized that simply sticking
  to the more realistic cars and 'gunz' action concept would produce
  a closer to GTA3 feel.
  
  4 - Simple editing generally... couple of basic effects... I need to
  learn flash or something else so I don't have to make those zooming
  texts the old fashioned way... :P
  
  5 - I had no choice but to recreate the GTA3 intro... if you are an
  anti-intro person then this video might anger you lolol. For me it
  was all about setting the right mood and making an appropriate
  dedication to GTA3 and Cowboy Bebop
  
  6 - I decided to stick with the phone sounding maria wavs... since
  in each scene she was actually on the phone (my goal).
  
  7 - Thanks to EK for inspiring the explosion/glass sequence from
  her 'Failed Experiments' video. :)
  
  8 - Time: Don't ask.
  
  Technical notes:
  ---------------
  1 - Audio is bad, but so is the original... 32khz etc...
  
  2 - Intro was made using my good friend 'screen' transparency.
  (as were the letters in the end)
  
  3 - Oh yeah, the entire video was made in Premiere 4.2... although
  I used 6.0 to export the final avi (all of the small chunks together)
  due to 4.2's lack of support for