vid madness

[absolutedestiny]

This ending for my new vid is taking me longer second for second than any other part of the video... reason: I'm running low on footage. As in I'm starting to recycle which is something I don't want to do.

I've tried to come up with ways to reduce the song length a little - I'm 10 seconds away from being done but this ten seconds could be ten minutes to me right now.

Very annoying :)

I'm sure I'll think of something.

Comments

[kalium.livejournal.com]

Add shinyness. Shinyness cures all.

[absolutedestiny.livejournal.com]

This is a live action video. Shinyness would kill all.

[kalium.livejournal.com]

I knew it was live action.

But, anyway, you're shattering my worldview! I shall cling tenaciously to my delusion that shinyness where actual content is lacking cures all!

[permetaform]

not necessarily! If you stick the used scenes with a filter (color or noise or whatever) and call it a flashback, it could work! =D If it's the bit I'm thinking of you might even have them zoom across to follow the motion already present...

[daedal-eve.livejournal.com]

Yeah that's why I'm giving up on what I've been working on... uber compositing is fun (for a while), but gets really boring and tedious really fast.

Plus I'm getting to a point where being limited to chooseng from a set number of scenes from anime is well.... limiting. Meh

[trythil.livejournal.com]

Plus I'm getting to a point where being limited to chooseng from a set number of scenes from anime is well.... limiting. Meh

So make your own scenes ;)

[daedal-eve.livejournal.com]

Yeah that's pretty much where I'm going. The thing is it's no longer an AMV with no anime.
I did Flash animation before I got into editing so it not like that would be stretching. But I think I might just be sick of the whole thing. I know I like to edit to entertain myself and other people. Lately though it seems more like work than play, plus anything I do will inevitable get lost in the mediocrity like so much other work we've all done.

However, 30 minutes with a cat girl and some peanutbutter might just be enough to inspire me.