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The reason I (almost) never ask AMV-editors to beta a video of mine is because they tend to give technical comments which I don't care about. I'd like to know how a video made you feel, how you felt the atmosphere, if you understood the story, if you could grasp the concept, if certain parts are fun...

Man, you mispelled the catalogue entry name :\

I'm kinda interested in how many of he total amount of users that have voted aren't AMV-editors. And how many are Americans/Russian/rest of world.

Mirko, for helping people out with stuff he thinks is useless but actually isn't

and Code, because everybody forgets MEP-coordinators are actually helpful people

Let's see how far I can come with this without actually releasing it. You know what I'm talking about. You've seen it at cons. You laughed. You participated. You told your friends about. That's right... http://leiseus.net/senpaisays/senpaisays-poster.gif Most Original - Admit you've seen nothing lik...

How about "Best Graphic Design in a video"?

Otohiko wrote:I think looking at music in terms of rhythm would be pretty darn shallow - melody and harmony are no less "physical" in that sense.

Yeah, I said rhythm and a feeling for music, so I didn't mean only the first (even if it might look like I put an emphasis on it).

Don't mind the thread title, that's not what this is really about. :P I wanted to make this topic since last year, when I was with some AMV-editors in Chicago at a concert. I was looking at them and some were moving their head and body with the music and some of them didn't. At that point I started ...

Been feeling like this for the past few months. I've been dying to edit a new amv...but at the same time, don't want to take the time to rip the dvd, convert, actually edit, take the time to make it fit, ect... to make it short, I just want to release something, but have nothing edited, therefore, ...