Goodbye, Juna

My second AMV using Adobe Premiere. Instead of taking a month on this project, I took a week. I feel like this project could have been better, but with the time I have, I think it is decent. I hope you enjoy :)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• earth
• maiden
• arjuna
• voicians
• martin
• harp
• goodbye
• industrial
• anime

[GalladeGuy]

Is 3:16-3:22 multiple scenes pasted together? If so, that transition is seamless and if not, good choice for such a fast paced part of the song. 4:00 onward worked especially well with the music, as the video is drawing to a close, it needs to be concluded at some point. Overall, the video is a bit long for my taste, but the pacing is definitely great enough to entice someone to watch till the end. Good luck, I hope you win ex dee :D

[slacker78237]

@GalladeGuy Yeah they are multiple scenes pasted together. I liked how it faded like that when it got watery and then stop the fade-ins when the song was on its break. I personally didn't like the ending as much as I wanted to. I wanted to edit it more but due to time constraints, I did the best I could with the time allotted. It is definitely a long song, so I tried to keep the person entertained as much as possible for about 5 minutes :P and thanks!

[reyman500]

Wow insane transitions very well done.

[GalladeGuy]

Two things I notice about other AMVs:

1. Choice of music does not fit the AMV’s atmosphere.

2. Scenes drag on too long to keep the viewer entertained.

Great job for not falling victim to those two things. Coming from someone that has never seen this anime before, even I can tell what the AMV is about. There is a definite beginning, middle and end, kind of like a story.

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