AMVs. Whoa. What fun!

Just watched an old hidden Naruto AMV I have stashed away on my computer. The timing and rhythm of the video was actually very fast and very good! I liked it a lot. I think I might shift back to AMV-making mode again. You never know, I just might. AMV-making is one of my new favorite hobbies! I am kind of the King of YouTube. Wouldn't hurt to contribute to the already healthy AMV culture on there I guess.

Here's what you need to make good AMVs:

• Songs that DON'T suck. A good taste in music and a good music collection.
• Ripped anime footage. From actual good anime.
• Rhythm and Timing (you should really understand this part of music education if you want to make music videos)
• Good nonlinear video editing software (know how to use it, read the tutorials and learn how. Either buy the software or download it)

[Master Has Spoken, Kids!]