Daughtry's It's Not Over - The Spuffy Story (S6/S7)

[vyperman7.livejournal.com]

Due to the request of - elisi I am posting my video here.

Set to It's Not Over by Chris Daughtry, this video takes a look at Spike and Buffy's story over the 6th and 7th seasons of the show Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The good times, bad times, coming together, and ultimately the end.

Edited on Sony Vegas
Song - It's Not Over by Chris Daughtry

Feedback is appreciated...

Watch on YouTube

Comments

[vyperman7.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the awesome feedback samson. I am happy that you enjoyed it. The song was just too perfect not to use. Thanks again!

[drakontaskyria.livejournal.com]

I enjoyed the vid very much. Nicely paced, liked the fade to black cuts, the choice and arrangement of clips to use was great and the song was a wonderful choice. I'm not too familiar with his stuff.

What are you listed under on YouTube? I'd like to add this to my keepers.

[vyperman7.livejournal.com]

Wow! Thanks for the awesome feedback drakontaskyria. I am happy that you enjoyed the video so much, and I appreciate you breaking down the video and what you liked about the layout of it. Very cool that you enjoyed the song as well. It is still pretty new, and fit really well, so it gave me a lot of motivation for the video.

You can access my YouTube profile here :

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=spuffylover36

I have tons of Spuffy vids up, a few Buffy/Angel ones, and a fast paced character study on Buffy. I have also done some music videos for movies as well.

Thanks again.

[drakontaskyria.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the info. I shall check your stuff out.

As for the breakdown of what I liked, well, although I don't use it anymore, my degree is in communications and I've done some editing myself. No music videos as such, but the old habits die hard. *g*

[vyperman7.livejournal.com]

Very cool!

I have been editing on my own for three years, and I have also been attending a post production school in Burbank for the last year or so. I am learning both Avid and Final Cut Pro which are the industry standards. I actually prefer Sony Vegas, which is what I cut all my fanvids on. It is much easier to use, and has a lot of range in terms of what you can do. It is getting really popular on the net, and in some professional circles now. They even came up with a Vegas Certification Test, to become Vegas Certified. I have been using Vegas for over two years, and although I know a lot, there is still tons of stuff I have to learn. I am completely self taught, and I know that there are instructors out there as well as books on it.

It is great that you have edited yourself, and know where people are coming from when they put stuff together.

Thanks again!