Post by CrashCoarse on Nov 13, 2002 6:57:33 GMT -5
I spent the past week making an AMV, and ladies and gentlemen, we have a success. If you're new to anime and have no idea what an AMV is, hit your head off the nearest wall. 
And AMV is short for Anime Music Video, a production made of taking anime clips and setting them to music however the author sees fit. The process is extremely complex, and requires expensive software as well as splicing, time-matching and in some cases, reprogramming your computer's codecs.
... ;D
This is my first AMV, and as the title screen would obviously suggest, it's made using random clips of .hack\\Sign. It's set to a music video-style progression, though there are some "artistic" sections of the AMV absolutely not intended to match the beat as the rest of the progression would -- which distresses me, because I feel a few people who watch this may misinterpret it. But what can I do?
On with the AMV, mn? www.mrselfdestruct.com/otpb/Dot%20Hack%20-%20Pitchshifter%20AMV.avi Click. Download. Sit still. ;D
A few notes. Pay attention to the beat as the video progresses.. once the drum beat is set into the song, the clip synching begins. Normally, the frames while change on the 1/1 beat, though sometimes I'll change them on the 1/2 beat, or 1/4 beat -- not to mention the synching involved with the actual onscreen action (Bear's arm saving Mimiru after falling, Tsuaska's back hitting the wall after the guard shoves him).
And AMV is short for Anime Music Video, a production made of taking anime clips and setting them to music however the author sees fit. The process is extremely complex, and requires expensive software as well as splicing, time-matching and in some cases, reprogramming your computer's codecs.... ;D
This is my first AMV, and as the title screen would obviously suggest, it's made using random clips of .hack\\Sign. It's set to a music video-style progression, though there are some "artistic" sections of the AMV absolutely not intended to match the beat as the rest of the progression would -- which distresses me, because I feel a few people who watch this may misinterpret it. But what can I do?
On with the AMV, mn? www.mrselfdestruct.com/otpb/Dot%20Hack%20-%20Pitchshifter%20AMV.avi Click. Download. Sit still. ;D
A few notes. Pay attention to the beat as the video progresses.. once the drum beat is set into the song, the clip synching begins. Normally, the frames while change on the 1/1 beat, though sometimes I'll change them on the 1/2 beat, or 1/4 beat -- not to mention the synching involved with the actual onscreen action (Bear's arm saving Mimiru after falling, Tsuaska's back hitting the wall after the guard shoves him).
