WAR — As there is a lack of frag movies I have decided to take some initiative and make some use out of one of my many boring days where I sit in front of my PC in my underwear.
So here is movies of the week/past few weeks, there hasn’t been many but there has been some pretty good ones, and I should let you know now, I’m no Abhorrence, but until he resumes his duties, someone has to fill the void!
First up is P1nky’s “Wake Me Up”
The video oozes with some very nice ideas, the demoman on the piano on spire is a nice touch, the colours are subtle and nice, the only issue with the movie is the excessive slow motion, but it’s somewhat expected with such a slow song.
Next up is Gravegun’s “G-Gun: Six Degrees of Penetration”, very simple but well worked, also…
dat shotgun.
Next up is Helberg’s “helb0t”.
Hello this is my first my first movie since i’ve joined 21stCenturysucks, featuring my sniper frags from various mixes/scrims. My aim was minimalistic edit while still achieving decent sync
This movie is good for a first attempt, it flows well and has some very nice frags, in some places it lost momentum, especially with the rather long and pointless warmfront smooth, other than that it’s a very enjoyable watch.
Now for the final movie we have another Dane, Sir Remix gives us “End of Days”.
The movie is not much edited, i just wanted to show some good frags with some music. All the clips in the movie is from either official games or practice games with my team(1 or 2 really old clips tho)
The movie has some nice moments, but for me the let down was the music, but that might just be me, the intro was nice and well worked but beyond that nothing really fit for me, however it is still a good edit.
That is all for this week, might do another one if this doesn’t do a nose dive into oblivion, and if some movies get released.
Originally published on VanillaTV (vanillatf2.org) on 2011-06-26 by WARHURYEAH.
Recovered from the Internet Archive (archived copy) as part of tf2esports.com's preservation of VanillaTV's TF2 coverage. The original site is no longer online. All rights remain with the original author; reposted for historical reference.