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tutufansOh my goodness, yes. As of yesterday, I finally got my butt in gear and downloaded and learned everything I need to make AMVs for the noble fandom of Princess Tutu. *gives a little victory dance!!*
Ahem. So, yes...as of yesterday, I finished two AMV projects my mind has been churning for about a year due to my laziness (and business, too), which are now on Youtube for your viewing pleasure.
One, shown below, is a tribute to Uzura, accompanied by the Nutcracker's Tarentella.
The second, below, is an Ahiru tribute through Fakir's eyes. My description from Youtube I paste here, as to make it clearer.
I love the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, and when I heard their album The Christmas Attic, two songs stood out in particular for me: a pair of songs titled "The World That She Sees" and "The World That He Sees"...the first of which is about a little girl through the perspective of Jesus (or, if you're not Christian, whatever religious lord you want to imagine), and the second about the Lord through a mortal perspective. However, I decided to take a different perspective with these songs, and have them be mirror image tributes of each other: the first being an Ahiru tribute through Fakir's eyes, and the second being a Fakir tribute from Ahiru's eyes. This is the first of this pair, and I plan on starting the Fakir video shortly next.
I hope you enjoy!! 8D
Ahem. So, yes...as of yesterday, I finished two AMV projects my mind has been churning for about a year due to my laziness (and business, too), which are now on Youtube for your viewing pleasure.
One, shown below, is a tribute to Uzura, accompanied by the Nutcracker's Tarentella.
The second, below, is an Ahiru tribute through Fakir's eyes. My description from Youtube I paste here, as to make it clearer.
I love the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, and when I heard their album The Christmas Attic, two songs stood out in particular for me: a pair of songs titled "The World That She Sees" and "The World That He Sees"...the first of which is about a little girl through the perspective of Jesus (or, if you're not Christian, whatever religious lord you want to imagine), and the second about the Lord through a mortal perspective. However, I decided to take a different perspective with these songs, and have them be mirror image tributes of each other: the first being an Ahiru tribute through Fakir's eyes, and the second being a Fakir tribute from Ahiru's eyes. This is the first of this pair, and I plan on starting the Fakir video shortly next.
I hope you enjoy!! 8D
