Last Exile- Sacred (Blind Guardian)

This one came along a lot smoother than my last one. However, since the song was ripped straight from the cutscene in Sacred 2, I dunno if I want to keep the concert opening before the actual song begins, and the crowd noises are a little annoying as well. Depending on how the version on their next album sounds, I might swap the audio.

Anyway, this is possibly my best, and is either on par or better than my Code Geass and Tenchi Muyo AMVS.

Next will be trinity blood most likely, but not for a while... these types of videos take up way too much space on my hardrive, because of the way premier caches the files. Between the clips, rendered files, and the media cache this one took up around 20 gigs of space during the creation process.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Last
• exile
• blind
• guardian
• sacred
• amv

[darthy0da]

I think it would be best if you eventually used the album version. Although I did like the audience part at the very beginning, since it kind of sounded like a rocket anyway.

This is definitely one of your best. I don't know if I like it better than your Code Geass Amv or not, but this Amv has one thing going for it really well. Starting about five and a half minutes in was right on. Especially the tripplette part at 5:54. I rarely see timing that perfect on any Amv. So kudos to you.

[pronemortalform92]

I wanted to do something with the speech in the beginning, but I could only find the clips subtitled, so I had to ditch that plan. That's probably my favorite part of this, actually. Despite all the clips being subtitled, there isn't a single part in the video where you can see that.

[Kai09021993]

this is very good 5/5

[TrekaXxx]

SONG????

[darthy0da]

Haha, that is quite impressive. Although I personally think that subtitles can be useful occasionally. At least they are for me, when I want to put in what they say. But having the audio of the show over the music is stupid and annoying, so subtitles come in handy in that situation. Other than that, it is far preferable to refrain from use of subtitled clips.