MG GM Sniper 2 - Amazing Grunt Gunpla

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A review of the Master Grade GM Sniper II from the anime series Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket.

Intro - 00:00
Build - 0:46
Appearance - 3:30
Articulation - 5:32
Gimmicks - 7:31
Verdict - 9:04

- Production notes for future me to laugh at -

- This video is technically a reupload of a previous review. However, I had to take it down and swap out the music, so I decided to make some updates. Below are the notes for the original version, followed by the notes for this updated version.

- Review number 20! I need a more productive hobby lol

- This is the first review to have massive gaps in production. I honestly wrote the review, did audio a month later, then recorded footage another month after that, and finally edited a week after that. It was weird, but also kinda nice to break it up. Downside was I had that constant nagging feeling lol. I also forgot what I was going for along the way and would sometimes ask “wait, what was this shot for again?”

- This is my first review I’ve edited on a new laptop. Moving from a 2012 i5 processor to a 2017 i7 is quite the jump! It’s cool to not have Adobe products crash every 30 minutes. I am a little upset at Windows 10 though… I shouldn’t have to mess around in Powershell to uninstall Bing Weather. Still, made editing a lot faster.

- This encoded in 10 minutes O_O. On my old laptop, it took 4 hours. I don’t even understand.

- Something seems off with the color balance. Not sure what. I probably should’ve white balanced at the beginning. Since I reuse the same lights, I can normally get away with skipping it, but I guess over time things can get slightly off.

- I cut out the major gimmick of the visor pulling down. I phrased it weird in the review, and didn’t want to rerecord it, so I just cut it. It’s a fairly obvious feature to anyone interested in this kit, so I don’t feel too bad skipping it.

Here are the notes for this updated version:

- Finally done with these 'updated' reviews. AAAHHHH~~

- Quick recap: because of some stuff with the old background music, I've had to take down and re-edit all my videos to use new music. Along the way I decided it'd be cool to 'update' each one to get them up to par with my newer videos. It was a very tedious process, but I think it'll be worth it in the long run. I ended up doing 15 of these things though! It took 6 months!

- Completely re-recorded audio based on an updated script

- Completely re-done scores. The original scores weren't quite accurate, and kind of boring.

- Re-editing all the footage to sync to the new audio track.

- Much improved color filter to make that blue really pop

- Added more cut-in's and overlays to spice it up

- Added GM split screen stuff

- New title card. Not my best work, but I just wanted to finish this quick, so whatever lol

- New music. I tried to lower the music audio. I've been noticing the videos I binge the most don't have music at all, and instead focus on the speaker. My audio quality is finally getting to the point where I might be able to pull something like that off.

- Updated all the font, changed the colors, specifically from blue to green. There was just too much blue, so had to change it up.

- Added in a bunch of cut material from the original script, leading to this review being a minute or two longer

- I found this audio was really paced well when I recorded it, so there was very little audio editing. Kind of refreshing, because I hate audio editing lol.

- There was some kind of glitch when it's panning through the fingers in the articulation section that caused the colors to alter. I'm not entirely sure why. It went away when I hit the GM hand insert shot there, so I wonder if it's something to do with the contrast adjustment filter. Anyway, I fixed it by muting the adjustment layer and instead having that color filter apply directly to the that specific clip, then fade back in the adjustment layer when that clip fades out.

- Man, I'm so burned on re-opening old program files... but it's DONE! Imma go have a drink now lol

Wow, thanks for reading all that. I hope it helps you in whatever video production you do. Here's a reward:    • Fat Larry's Band - Zoom (Official Mus...  
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