⌠This is Us⌡ - Collab w/ xSnowflakes

"Anything is possible when you have the right people there to support you" - Misty Copeland

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Was asked to join an IC as a collab with Alicia (   / xsnowflakes1515  , and so this collab was born. (This scenario happens a lot I've noticed..) We participated in the Heaven and Hell section where we had to pick a song from a randomized music folder; where the songs were either great to edit with [heaven] or terribly difficult to edit with [hell]. Thankfully we had some really good 'Heaven" songs to choose from and this was the one we settled on. It was a lot of fun to edit with and super easy. My favorite part was the instrumental.. it was super addicting to sync that section, I could have easily done that whole section myself! I had to share of course. Lol.

This AMV is about friendship and support. My sections were about how Carole and Tuesday were there for each other whenever they felt bad about whatever it was (doubt in their abilities, bad past, bad relationships, whatever) and how they helped support each other in becoming musicians even when it seemed the world was telling them to quit. It's pretty straightforward.


We won first place in the Heaven and Hell category.. Huh. Wasn't expecting that. xD EDIT: Ok, it was the entire IC. Now I'm REALLY surprised. Thank you AMV-Netherlands team. ;__;



 Enjoy!

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Anime: NANA, Carole & Tuesday
Song: This is Me
Artist: Keala Settle, The Greatest Showman

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