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#1  3 Final Fantasy Music Videos (fanmade) This is a RE-post of my latest 3 Final Fantasy music videos. Downloadlinks here: http://www.sylverspace.net/studio/studiosylverff.htm 1) Song: BoA - 'Jewel Song' Footage: Final Fantasy X, X-2 and the music video of BoA’s Jewel Song This sad video features the story of Yuna and Tidus in FF X and the dramatic shooting scene in FF X-2. The footage has been mixed up but there is still some sort of clear story in the video. Some English parts of the lyrics are displayed. Memorably quotes from FF X and FF X-2 are also being shown during the AMV. Some lip synchronization of Yuna and Lenne singing. A lot of digital effects: texturing, zoom in, transparency, slow/fast -motion, flashes and text effects.    2) Song: BoA - 'No.1' (Japanese version) Footage: Final Fantasy X-2 and the music video of BoA’s No.1 I did introduce a new aspect in this AMV. I combined 2 footages: FF X-2 and the music video of BoA’s No.1. This way the real BoA gets mixed with the virtual Yuna of Final Fantasy. I did this since I think they have some things in common: especially their looks and dancing. The image sequences are very fast to get a better feeling of BoA and Yuna mixing up. I also tried to make lip synchronization of Yuna singing the No.1 song. Few digital effects: color changes, transparency, slow-motion and flashes. Again, I focused especially on the synchronization.    3) Song: Olivia Lufkin - 'Space Halo' Footage: Final Fantasy X 'Space Halo' is a long, rather slow, but very beautiful song by the unknown Japanese/American artist ‘Olivia’. A lot of Final Fantasy X FMV's were used. More 'character' FMV and less 'monster' FMV. I often used two or three different scenes/parts and mixed them up, alternating from one to the other. Some nice digital effects: transitions, color changes, flashes and blurs. I removed the very last instrumental part of the song.    Downloadlinks here: http://www.sylverspace.net/studio/studiosylverff.htm Enjoy ! |
10-01-2005, 06:10 PM
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 |  I watched some of your videos. Really good quality you got there in picture. Good synch with music and good scene selection. I personally don't like the "special effects" some make that I get headaches when watching full screen, others would need a warning so people with epilepsy don't watch it (FF9). And imho the material is good enough for standing alone. But I think that's a matter of taste. Like the music too (I didn't like it really but you would not like mine too  ) Where is the videomaterial from? DVD Recorder captured from TV? Looks awesome. Rink |
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10-02-2005, 04:14 AM
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