Joining to Mystyk / Heni’s invitation, I also registred myself here. First of all I do not understand German at all (maybe just some very similar words to the English or Dutch, but that’s all) so I will write in English. Currently I am not so active as AMV editor meaning that due to my work and other projects nowadays I am taking part MEPs with track and do the oraganization work of our Hungarian AMV community (contests, convention screenings etc.) As commenter I am not so active at ORG or at the Russian pages but I am daily guest there searching for fresh, new AMVs. (probably I have the biggest AMV collection in our inland community )
Before 2010 I made several full-lenght AMVs you can check them out at my ORG profile. I cannot mention favourite anime or manga I have too much to point out some I am working with Sony Vegas, AE CS5 and PS CS5 but I know, there so much trciks and techniques to learn…
I hope that you don’t mind if I will lurk your forum time by time, I d’like to be present at several community forums and having contacts (for example, for further international connections and cooperation)
Thanks for your welcome greetings guys. Cenit, I changed the ID I hope you meant it only for the ID number. When I was filling the line…I saw BIER !!! WTF !? What does it mean ? Let’s see the dictionary ! Nope bier has no other meaning than beer…and I was thinking about…This…is… GERMANIA! Bier ist very important for them (typical fluid). I have to admit that Hungarians also like German lager beers a lot, but I do not drink alcohol at. It’s unmanly but that’s how I live
Btw. Cenit since I saw your Lupin III AMV,Renegade: Versus) I ilke it I 've already screened it at our last convention. Another favourite of mine from a german editor is Wunderschöne Welt from zest.
And as far as I remember there was already some convention ago German national block (it was my idea to introduce 3 chosen countries in every convention with some selected AMVs). Hm…yes I checked it. It was in 2009 Summer convention, there were Austrian - German - Russian national blocks. The German block built up like this: