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<p>See? I wasn&#8217;t just talking big when I said I would finish this. If you want to get most/all of the angles from this video, read on.</p>
<p>This is a revisit to an idea I had waaaaay back when I only edited using 4 sources. It was meant to be a bit of a commercial/trailer/preview to my studio and showing every bit of footage I have. Each footage source had it&#8217;s own little section and it became very balanced. I revisted it once in 2008 (just before I merged with RockDawg), but the format was more like a general AMV and not something really special. I was planning to revisit the idea again (using a similar format as before) using Nara, but that just&#8230;didn&#8217;t happen. This song I could manipulate more anyways.</p>
<p>Oh boy, I&#8217;m tempted to make a rambling video to describe every angle and thought I put into this video. Really, so much thought and organization was put into this video, and I&#8217;m quite proud how it turned out. I don&#8217;t sleep much by the way.</p>
<p>A bulk of this video wouldn&#8217;t have been created without reading the song&#8217;s creator&#8217;s blog (<a href="http://blog.christophertin.com/2008/0&#038;#8230" rel="nofollow">http://blog.christophertin.com/2008/0&#038;#8230</a>;). He described the song being broken up into the seasons, and the lyrics and singers reflected the said season. What I did was break up my footage sources into seasons, give each season a colour and a texture. Changes in attitude and pattern indicate a transition between seasons (like yellow and red means summer to fall). I also made my own personal spin and including the gypsy singers, drummers, and dancers to build up from the end of spring to &#8220;The Dance Of The Seasons&#8221; as well as other things done with my own personal interpretation of this beautiful song. This is the way I organized things.</p>
<p>Spring:<br />0:00-0:54<br />Green<br />Flowers</p>
<p>Summer:<br />0:54-1:25<br />Yellow<br />Dry grass</p>
<p>Fall:<br />1:25-2:16<br />Red<br />Leaves</p>
<p>Dance Of The Seasons:<br />2:16-2:40<br />Represents falling of leaves (ie the smaller clips) and last celebrations before the dead of winter.</p>
<p>Winter:<br />2:40-3:22<br />Blue<br />Ice</p>
<p>Conclusion:<br />3:22-3:54<br />Showing of every clip. The show movies are piled onto the regular show.</p>
<p>Return To Spring:<br />3:54-4:24<br />Green<br />Using the first footage source from every season and then ending back at spring.</p>
<p>All textures used in this video I created by taking various pictures of nature.</p>
<p>I don&#8217;t make sub videos, but thanks for watching, commenting, and just enjoying my videos. I don&#8217;t reply to every comment, but I try to read them all and give a silent thanks. You can almost consider this as a typical &#8220;Thank you&#8221; from the Raggs to you.</p>
<p>I think I need a nap.</p>
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