A Scene of That Day

A description of my imagimary doomsday. Sometimes in my dream, I see a crimson sky, blackened shapes and people talking and wandering. It may be a war scene, or a scene of doomsday. I don't know.

Early in this april, it snowed like hell. Since that day was so cloudy, it didn't look pretty but very misty and desperate. So I took the scene and decided to make a very dark, vicious video.

Sounds in this vid are backwarded and slow down. All of them are songs from certain musicians.

Road Decalcomanie

song : Delphic - Counterpoint

This is kind of stepping back...but it didn't work out that well.

I'm a bit disappointed that couldn't finish this stupid vid as I expected in many ways. It's way too long (I even cut out 30 seconds of this song but it's still too long. I'm not blaming the song though. I love it), and that makes this vid boring. And in the point of creativity, there's nothing new. I call this as "step back", but still this is nothing but a mixture of my former two vids.
And lastly, I tried a plug-in called "Toonit" by Red Giant and it was too heavy for my computer. Exporting took 7 hours only to cause a crash in Premiere CS3(I know...there can be many many factors for this).

There can be some positive points in this one too though. First, I like the compositions of layers in a few cuts. Since I only used "mirror" and "replicate" effects, 3-4 different layers in a cut have not-so bad unification.
Transparency between layers also worked out great(IMO).
And in some cuts, this vid look fantastic(IMO).

I don't think I might be trying another SYNCHRONIZE-THE-SONG video ever. I'm so bored. This one will be the last. And that makes me more frustrated that my last try turned out to be a failure.

The chinese letters in the beginning mean "BIG FAILURE".

By the way, why the fuck am I writing this brief? Does anybody check this blog? Why am I using english here?