HAMMER'S GODZILLA !?!

[_____V_____]

Excellent work, and great to see it being appreciated by the interweb.

Congratulations, master of fake trailers and posters.

[roshiq]

Originally Posted by _____V_____

Excellent work, and great to see it being appreciated by the interweb.

Congratulations, master of fake trailers and posters.

Originally Posted by ferretchucker

That's so cool, Roshiq! It's such a great idea, I'm not surprised it garnered attention.

Originally Posted by neverending

Great job once again, Roshiq! I'll say it again- you should be in the biz!

Oh! that's a huge compliment, man! Thanks a lot, guys for such great appreciation & wonderful support. It's freakingly inspiring :danger:

Originally Posted by Sculpt

Thanks for making that! I got a kick out of it. I think you have the material to make a really sharp trailer. I think the 4 mins is the wrong format time. I'd set a goal of 1:30. Go for those really quick cuts 3-5 secs, mixed in with one or two longer ones (like "you think we'll survive?"), like a coming soon, the more moving shots the better.

Totally agree, Sculpt! It definitely could have done better & too long for a "real trailer". Moreover, Hammer's or most other 60s/70s trailers used to made with more great, comical voice over throughout the end, which is missing here. I just made it for fun & in a hurry and with a loose attempt to show you guys how might it'd have looked like, not was really that much serious at all whereas other regular mashup video makers normally does this things with more passion & care which was I guess somewhat missing from my part. It was my first mashup-trailer video but I admit, I tried to make it with lesser efforts than any regular mashup videos or the tribute ones that I've been making so far.

[Sculpt]

i put a 2 hour radio show together every week. it's a process. what you have there is an excellent first step in the process. Second step is a lot more fun. It's about what is exciting and stunning to you; the motion and power of the images. i can see some budding talent. But you have to enjoy it and sink into it.