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  Duskreign

  Posts: 1,085 October 2010

  Holy crap, Frank. That is amazing. On the "Waiting..." frame, I got goosebumps.
  
  Truly a magnificently emotive video if ever I've seen one. It's really evocative of the mood of Chthulu Supremus Est.
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  FrankSirmarco

  Posts: 250 October 2010

  Thank you, sir. I definitely wanted to convey the vibe of the campaign.
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  gaaran

  Posts: 740 October 2010

  I concur with Dusk, very well done, really has that old-timey feel, and i have to agree, the waiting... scene got my heart going just a bit :)
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  arsheesh

  Posts: 850 October 2010

  Luvvv it! Its exactly what I would have envisioned for a _Chthulu Supremus Est_ campaign video: a subtly dark, silver-screen-celluloid glimpse into the world of Lovecraft. Nicely done!
  
  Cheers,
  -Arsheesh
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  Duskreign

  Posts: 1,085 October 2010

  Arsheesh, you were right. Frank really does get his Lovecraft right.
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  FrankSirmarco

  Posts: 250 October 2010

  Thanks, guys. I appreciate the input.
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  DarkMagus

  Posts: 425 October 2010

  Nice job Frank!
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  jacobkosh

  Posts: 27 October 2010

  This looks fantastic!
  
  What did you edit the movie in? Er, not that I'm looking to muscle in on your territory or anything :whistles:
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  Duskreign

  Posts: 1,085 October 2010

  Jacob,
  
  The last time I checked in with him, Frank said he was looking into getting Windows Live Essentials 2011, which has an updated version of the Windows Movie Maker (which is what I made my video with, fyi).
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  jacobkosh

  Posts: 27 October 2010

  Thanks, Duskreign! I've got Live Essentials on the way as we speak.
  
  I need to get cracking on this. Your video and now Frank's have set a pretty high bar.
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  Duskreign

  Posts: 1,085 October 2010 edited October 2010

  Bah. Frank's, maybe.
  
  You should see Gaaran's video, too! 'Tis brilliant!
  
  Aw, heck. Here's a link to it:
  
  "Melekar":http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZyzGYnUTx8

  Post edited by Duskreign on October 2010
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  FrankSirmarco

  Posts: 250 October 2010

  Yes, Dusk, it was Movie Maker. My past experience with it on previous versions of Widows was a bit glitchy, but it performs quite well on Windows 7.
  
  You can actually download it for free, which is nice. I would highly suggest doing a custom install, so you don't have to deal with the other programs included with Live Essentials 2011.
  
  Don't sell yourself short, Dusk. Your movie is pretty sweet. Gaaran's is awesome, too.
  
  BTW, thanks for the kind words, jacobkosh.
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  Duskreign

  Posts: 1,085 October 2010

  Well, I'm still chugging along with Windows XP, so for now, my crummy old WMM will hafta do, Franky :P
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  FrankSirmarco

  Posts: 250 October 2010

  Dusk, I think my previous experience with Movie Maker was in ME (Millennium Edition), which I believe is WIDELY regarded as the worst carnation of Windows EVER (and I am including Vista). The program froze every time I tried to add new video to a project.