There are some obvious flaws that could easily be improved upon, though. For example, I could see the recording watermark in one of the scenes. In another, there are two layers of video, but one doesn't have the proper aspect ratio. It is important to review your work many times for inconsistencies before uploading. My last gripe comes from the voice acting, which just doesn't seem to fit in with the rest of the movie.
Cinemassively: The Biggest Grief of All
by Moo Money 
on Jan 23rd 2008 12:30PM
Video, Second Life, Cinemassively, Machinima, Humor
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There are some obvious flaws that could easily be improved upon, though. For example, I could see the recording watermark in one of the scenes. In another, there are two layers of video, but one doesn't have the proper aspect ratio. It is important to review your work many times for inconsistencies before uploading. My last gripe comes from the voice acting, which just doesn't seem to fit in with the rest of the movie.
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Posted: Jan 24th 2008 11:09AM (Unverified) said
In my defense, this film was made for the 48 hour film festival which required it be written, shot and edited within 48 hours. Hence, the quality is not up to my usual standards.
Certainly your readers can appreciate your statement, "It is important to review your work many times for inconsistencies...", which makes it all the more surprising that you got the name of the film so wrong. The title of the film is THE BIGGEST GRIEF OF ALL, not the Biggest GRIEFER of All. You would certainly have more credibility if you followed your own advice. :)
Cecil
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Certainly your readers can appreciate your statement, "It is important to review your work many times for inconsistencies...", which makes it all the more surprising that you got the name of the film so wrong. The title of the film is THE BIGGEST GRIEF OF ALL, not the Biggest GRIEFER of All. You would certainly have more credibility if you followed your own advice. :)
Cecil
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