Peace on Earth: The Music Video

Wario · 21 Jun 2013, 23:43

Enjoy. This was a pain in the ass to do lol.

YouTube Video

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https://vimeo.com/68880831

tonyloaf · 22 Jun 2013, 00:22

great work thanks mate!

MarkS · 22 Jun 2013, 01:17

That was really good, i enjoyed

Sebastian. · 22 Jun 2013, 01:20

Good video!

I was planning on doing this with The Pacific at some point - never got around to it!

Ollie241189 · 22 Jun 2013, 08:47

Thoroughly enjoyed this! One of my favourite films with one of my favourite songs! Love it!

Wario · 22 Jun 2013, 15:54

Thanks everyone! :)

AndrewG · 22 Jun 2013, 16:40

Yikes. I'm not sure I can "enjoy" that. It seems to trivialise a real event slightly to me, ie there wasn't much rock and roll about what was going on there I think. I think the song is a bit too upbeat and making the poignancy of Spielberg's film into a music video is rather ambitious. I don't think anyone could do that right in my eyes with any song really. I'd perhaps be a bit careful how you "promote" this.

But anyhow. I want to say well done. Editing is fantastic regardless of my own personal take on WW2 and the music. I think you should get a job as editor in film or TV. Your skills are pretty shit hot for that. It's a discipline I used to find very interesting at your age as well. I got pretty far editing Monster is Loose to Dawn of the dead (the original) but never finished it.

Wario · 22 Jun 2013, 21:36

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Originally Posted by AndrewG

Yikes. I'm not sure I can "enjoy" that. It seems to trivialise a real event slightly to me, ie there wasn't much rock and roll about what was going on there I think. I think the song is a bit too upbeat and making the poignancy of Spielberg's film into a music video is rather ambitious. I don't think anyone could do that right in my eyes with any song really. I'd perhaps be a bit careful how you "promote" this.

Ya, my friend said the same thing that it was too upbeat for the movie. I think you're right, which is why this was a pain in the ass. I debated over this, a few good men, or the Pacific. I dont think it trivializes anything. But I can see where that thought would come from. In hindsight a vietnam movie wouldve been better if WW2 is so sensitive still.

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Originally Posted by AndrewG

But anyhow. I want to say well done. Editing is fantastic regardless of my own personal take on WW2 and the music. I think you should get a job as editor in film or TV. Your skills are pretty shit hot for that. It's a discipline I used to find very interesting at your age as well. I got pretty far editing Monster is Loose to Dawn of the dead (the original) but never finished it.

Thanks, thats actually what Im going to school for. When i made my monster's loose video, Dawn of the dead I didnt even think of. Thatd be interesting. Wish you finished that. What I ended Up doing was a video to my favorite movie King Kong (Which I still think to this day the song is about)

22 Jun 2013, 00:22	#2
tonyloaf Metal Head Join Date: 15.05.2006 Location: Brighton Posts: 2,400	great work thanks mate!

22 Jun 2013, 01:17	#3
MarkS Super Loafer Join Date: 20.03.2012 Posts: 313	That was really good, i enjoyed

22 Jun 2013, 01:20	#4
Sebastian. Biggles Join Date: 15.02.2011 Location: Stratosphere Posts: 2,030	Good video! I was planning on doing this with The Pacific at some point - never got around to it!

22 Jun 2013, 08:47	#5
Ollie241189 Guest Join Date: 27.10.2011 Posts: 408	Thoroughly enjoyed this! One of my favourite films with one of my favourite songs! Love it!

22 Jun 2013, 15:54	#6
Wario Monstro helps me spell things... Join Date: 05.01.2007 Location: Masculine, Pennsylvania Posts: 9,105	Thanks everyone! :)

22 Jun 2013, 16:40	#7
AndrewG I hope your salmon sucks! Join Date: 18.01.2004 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 7,084	Yikes. I'm not sure I can "enjoy" that. It seems to trivialise a real event slightly to me, ie there wasn't much rock and roll about what was going on there I think. I think the song is a bit too upbeat and making the poignancy of Spielberg's film into a music video is rather ambitious. I don't think anyone could do that right in my eyes with any song really. I'd perhaps be a bit careful how you "promote" this. But anyhow. I want to say well done. Editing is fantastic regardless of my own personal take on WW2 and the music. I think you should get a job as editor in film or TV. Your skills are pretty shit hot for that. It's a discipline I used to find very interesting at your age as well. I got pretty far editing Monster is Loose to Dawn of the dead (the original) but never finished it.