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Feed the Johnny’s

admin — Sat, 31 Dec 2005 08:50:19 +0000

The very first comedy OPV for Solstice Productions. Released just before 2006, I went into the new year laughing.

Title: Feed the Johnny’s
Used footage: Random tv shows
Score: Weird Al Yankovic – Eat it
File details: XVID, MP3 (128 kbps), 20mb, 03:14
Check download availability I did lots of neat tricks in that video like reversal, speed increases and decreases. Just watch it with the commentary subtitles; it’ll tell you all you need to know. The editing for this video took about 13 hours excluding the creation of subtitles. As for my favourite moments in the video, it’s definetly the times where I’ve attempted to lipsync the Johnny’s to the song. One other really funny part, which goes under credit of Morita Go (V6) is the beginning of the guitar solo. Furthermore I would advise all of them to not eat a banana in front of the camera;)

Unfortunately I didn’t have any control over the quality of the source videos, so the video might be less than you desire in viewing quality. It’s made of random scenes of Johnny’s on a food frenzy. Usually these programs are aired on television shows and not all of them you can get in high quality. If you enjoy the video as much as I think you will, you’re probably not even going to notice.

JE Summary 2004

admin — Sun, 21 Aug 2005 08:45:19 +0000

This project has been released in 2005 and is really my pride and joy. It’s an OPV made from footage of Summary 2004, Johnny’s World. I think I might have shocked the scene a bit by editing a band like Crematory underneath it, but hey I’m here to shock. XD!

Title: Summary 2004
Used footage: Summary 2004 (NEWS & KAT-TUN)
Score: Crematory – Fly
File details: XVID, MP3 (128 kbps), 28,2 MB, 03:27
Check download availability The video actually stems from the first few months I became a Johnny’s fan. Watching Summary, I became a fulltime fangirl. The concept behind video is nothing complicated. The song by Crematory is called “Fly” and Johnny’s do a lot of things in mid-air! What I’ve done is match the sound with the dance moves, something I’m usually pretty good at.

My favourite moments are the scene where Koki does that dance move like you see in the above screencap. Other ones include YamaP at the end doing the fake-fight-dance thing with Jin because it matches the music perfectly.

Luckily this OPV wasn’t all too much work. I’d say about 8 hours total including the subtitle files. A lot of time can be saved if you’re only working with one source video. It also takes away any kind of cropping issue you might get later on.