ANIMAF Awards @ afufu.net -updated-

First off, myself, and this blog, is still alive. If you are wondering, yes, gaming. Only difference is L4D2 instead of RE5 and the usual WoW. Anyways, i have received an email from afufu.net regarding a request to put up some info about ANIMAF. What is ANIMAF you ask, well i didn’t know it myself until i checked out the about page:

ANIMAF Awards is an otaku-made online awards that would give recognitions to outstanding Live-actions and Japanese animated films each year.

Without further delays, check out the trailer below:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfjHJw4WJaA[/youtube]

Really impressive stuff imo, and definitely worth sharing 🙂 For me, its definitely the Evangelion sound track being used. Having just watched Evangelion 2.0 at Singapore during AFA 2009, it would be a lie if my opinions weren’t slightly biased. That said, I’d wish the transition to the 2nd song would be better made as it felt a little odd to me ^^;

=update=

2nd video is up:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EbG_uMN1og[/youtube]

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38 thoughts on “ANIMAF Awards @ afufu.net -updated-”

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  6. The point about the Evangelion soundtrack making the trailer feel more impressive is interesting — music really can carry a promo even when a transition feels slightly off, like that switch to the second song you mentioned. Did the 2nd video improve on that for you?

      

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  9. Glad to see the blog is still alive despite the gaming distractions, L4D2 and WoW will do that to you. I hadn’t heard of ANIMAF before either, so thanks for sharing the trailer and the background on what the awards actually are. It’s nice to see otaku-made recognition for both live-action and animated films, I’ll have to keep an eye on it. For anyone else curious about the awards, noillirk game has a bit more context worth checking out.

      

  10. I hadn’t heard of ANIMAF until now either, so thanks for putting this up — the trailer is way more polished than I expected for a fan-made awards project. It’s cool to see otaku-run recognition getting some traction, and I’d be curious to see the actual nominee list once it’s out. If you want more background on how the awards came together, MM Audio AI seems like a reasonable place to start.

      

  11. Glad to see the blog is still alive despite the L4D2 and WoW distractions. I hadn’t heard of ANIMAF before this post, but the trailer sold me — an otaku-run awards for anime and live-action films is a neat idea. I poked around for more background on the project at spritesheetmaker.app and it seems worth keeping an eye on.

      

  12. The Evangelion soundtrack definitely makes the trailer hit differently, though I agree the transition to the second song could’ve been smoother. Curious to see what kind of films make the final cut for the driftboss awards.

      

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