BOC Video

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BOC Video

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Just some boc video that I made, the track is Skyliner :P, so if you got some smoke, enjoy! :D
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Link dont work.
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Try this one then, if its not working its becose you need 2 sign up first :P
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six-five-two wrote:Link dont work.

The link does work but you have to be logged on.
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I dont have a yousendit account.. just upload it on rapid share.
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Yousendit is going downhill REAL fast!

Try this link.

The trick is once you logged on to copy the direct link to the file and not the one yousendit shows you.
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looking forward to this one :D welcome Sejd :lol:
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You've done that quite handsomely!

Lovely how you mixed up Spirited Away(one of my all time favorite movie called ) with Boards of Canada.. The footage fit the music so well. :)

I only got distracted by the slow framerate at times, I guess you slowed some frames down, right?
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WTF!!! That video is fucking amazing! nice work Sejd :D I really love this one, the footage fits BOC very vell! a nice journey I must say, too bad I didnt light up one for this one..bummer :/ but anyway, really nice work! appreciated :D

Keep em coming!

I havent seen that movie..YET..everyone I talk to says its reeeally nice...its one of my younger sisters alltime favourite movies, have to see that Spirited Away for sure!

great work.
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Post by Fredd-E »

First of all, Spirited Away is indeed a very nice movie! A must-see imho.

Secondly, this video you made fits skyliner very well.. I like it a lot.. but like Aesthetics also said, the only thing that kinda bothers me is the slow framerate in some sections.. that's a bit annoying but not too bad at all. So don't worry.

Great job!

keep it up
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Aesthetics wrote:Yousendit is going downhill REAL fast!

Try this link.

The trick is once you logged on to copy the direct link to the file and not the one yousendit shows you.


Thanks. How is yousendit going downhill?

Downloading video right now..
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six-five-two wrote:Thanks. How is yousendit going downhill?

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some kind of ski vacation I suppose..

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To all of you who have yet to see Spirited Away, make sure you watch it with the Japanese voice actors and subtitles. Just trust me on this. The Japanese voice actors are extremely talented and take the movie to a whole new level that the Americanized version can't reach.
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ryetronics wrote:To all of you who have yet to see Spirited Away, make sure you watch it with the Japanese voice actors and subtitles. Just trust me on this. The Japanese voice actors are extremely talented and take the movie to a whole new level that the Americanized version can't reach.



yeah i agree
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anyway to post this as a quicktime movie, I don't have anything that will play wmv.
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Windows Media Player? VLC Player?

Another good animation music video. Simular to Olson and An Eagle in Your Mind.
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steve-o wrote:anyway to post this as a quicktime movie, I don't have anything that will play wmv.


Get Winamp. It plays like.. everything.
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Post by polar sky »

Cool video, I just can not get into ripping images from anime. I hate anime with a passion, anime has killed american cartoons for kids today. One thing your video could have lacked, was the panning on almost every scene, is kind of blah, but never the less, cool idea.
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A New Macquarie Ridge vid

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I found this on YouTube. The first Macquarie Ridge video I saw was really good. It had movie footage (not sure what film) of two people on sand dunes, and some scenes with a plane. It was very well done.

This one, which is new to me at least, uses nothing but slow-motion video of poeple/traffic and bullets shooting through inanimate objects. Check it out...

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Pl79r2npdpg

Did anyone on the board happen to make this one?
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Post by wwbjd »

Really nice. Love the bullets into objects.

Wonder where they found all that footage?

Not too big on the city scenes, but I could watch water bottles and light bulbs blowing up all day long. Now if only they could have taped up the light-bulb into little hexagonal shapes so it would have shattered into more recognizable individual pieces.

Quick! Someone get me a gun, some tape and a light bulb!
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