Fluid.
It looked good, and was fluid. It was cool how the dot at the bottom left went with the beat. I also liked how you used the colors.
It was short for 1200 frames.... I think.
Overall, good. I'll watch again.
Reviews for ".::1200 FRAMES::."
RESPRiT responds:
Well.. 20 fps, yah know?
\m/
It's a very nice moive. The drawings are synched very well with the music, which makes uo for a good experience.
Some parts where a bit too fast paced, so that it was hard to catch was what going on on the screen.
Also, I missed some kind of rough story line, right now it seems as if the parts are more or less thrown together randomly.
{ Review Request Club }
Hmm...
I personally think that while you've given a decent amount of form to the animation with this piece, it is quite difficult to see exactly where you're taking it, as it is an abstract piece.
I think that you would do much better for yourself giving us a piece which has a plot and strays away from the abstract and more towards a mainstream animation.
[Review Request Club]
I suggest more representational work.
Again with the autostart. Why?
No, I don't think the dot in the lower-left is cool. I'm not sure if you were being sarcastic or not... it just detracts from the other on-screen action. What there is, anyway.
I felt the movie used far too many non-representational lines. The lines - though ocassionally cool (like when they mix to green, change colour behind object or even in their movement) aren't as fun to watch as the representational objects in 'imagination'.
If you really wanted to have a lot of lines, drawing them more stylishly, rather than always with a fixed width brush, may make it better. Or maybe have more going on at once, with rotated mcs etc., for added visual interest.
I did like the effort, the pixellated bits were a nice change and some movement was great.
It just wasn't as entertaining for me.
RESPRiT responds:
Pshh-aw
About the framerate thing
In Actionscript 3 it's possible to change the framerate while the flash is playing. The code is something like this.stage.frameRate = framerate; on the movieclip (or in this case a frame on the root stage) that you want to change.
Personally I'm not a fan of this kind of animation, but it could definitely have been worse. The main thing that bothered me is that you told people not to vote if they don't like it. If we all did that, every flash on the site would be scored a 5. The whole POINT of voting is that not everyone will like the flash.
Like I said already, this isn't my cup of tea, but hey, I've seen worse. And I kind of liked how the blinking circle matched the beat.