If that’s your aim then try for something that syncs up. Choosing popular fight scenes and putting them to a fast-paced song doesn’t help at all. I’d make it myself but I’m a shitty editor. Do you know why? Because it’s a good song that fits the material at hand. I’m going to use an example of an AMV I’ve wanted to make for a long time Manowar’s Heart of Steel set to Fullmetal Alchemist. So choose a song, that you may not like as much as the one you want, that actually fits. It’s all eye-candy and plot exposition once Genesis finishes reciting Loveless. Putting an emo or Linkin Park song to the Angeal/Genesis/Sephiroth fight makes little to no sense, especially because the fight itself isn’t an emotional piece. They are horrible.įitting a song with a cool scene from the game doesn’t make it good. I’m seeing AMVs around these days that are just compiled of 30-second clips, put together to fit the length of the song. If you’re going to make an anime music video, make sure you’ve got a decent editing program and not just Windows Movie Maker. You can pretty much write out any AMV as being good if it contains Kingdom Hearts, emo music or Linkin Park.
And there are the ones that just plain suck.
Quick introduction AMVs are made by fans, taking clips from anime or games, and setting them to music, making them a music video. Also: I know I’m going to ruffle a lot of feathers with this. For the sake of simplicity, let’s just call them AMVs.
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