Naruto x Hinata「AMV」Walking The Wire

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So uh I made this. Go easy on me I haven't edited in like four years so it ain't perfect. I've been wanting to edit again for about a year or so and life just been a bit rough (I'm sure many of you have gone through some troubling things yourselves). I have job now along with a desktop computer so that's something. I've had a burst of creative energy for the past month so let's hope it lasts. I want to start editing more as well as post speed paints in the near future.

Please let me know what you think of my mediocre editing. I started editing on different software that shockingly is free and I'm so far quite fond of it. Yes I know the thumbnail sucks but I really don't have the attention span or patience to put too much effort into that haha.

Also do people still enjoy full length amvs? I personally do even though I know the short Instagram edits are still extremely popular.

If you wanna know I'm still alive feel free to follow me on tumblr. I tend to hang around on that hellsite. Link-   / eclipsecharm  

Video Info

Footage: Naruto + Naruto Shippuden + Naruto The Last + Boruto Naruto The Next Generation + Naruto Boruto The Movie + Naruto Shippuden The Movie The Will Of Fire + Openings and Endings

Pairing: NaruHina (Naruto Uzumaki x Hinata Hyuga)

Song: Walking The Wire

Song Link-    • Imagine Dragons - Walking The Wire (Audio)  

Artist- Imagine Dragons

Artist Link- https://www.youtube.com/@ImagineDrago...

Software: DaVinci Resolve



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