Uploaded October 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Hello and welcome to this month’s (non)Disney editing challenge!
This month’s theme is obscurity! Which honestly just means Halloween theme, I just wanted to do an alliteration, obviously xD

Standard rules:
- (non)Disney animated footage only. Ask if you’re unsure if it’s considered either. Generally it means animated Disney movies, series and so on and equally popular animation companies that have very popular animated movies as well. Remember that you can use both humans, anthros and animals.

- You don’t need a professional editing program, but your video must be in semi-decent quality. Meaning if you have recorded your video as a file on your phone for example then your video won’t be accepted. Same rule counts for music, your video won’t be accepted if the song has obviously been recorded on your phone and is therefore scratchy etc.

- Your entry must also be wide-screen, 16:9, for the sake of consistency between the entries.

- If you wish, you can enter more than one video.

- Your entry must include your own work and your own work only. Unless the rules for a challenge specifically states that you can or even have to use work by someone else then refrain from doing so. This counts both for masks, fanart and so forth.

- Your entry cannot be a video you have edited before the beginning of this challenge, meaning you can’t simply choose an old video of yours on your channel that fits the challenge and send it in. Your entry must have been made with the intention of making it a part of the challenge.

- Please include your channel’s name in your video, meaning add your watermark. Preferably in the downright corner. You cannot have any other type of watermark in your video, ex. from a program like kinemaster or from channels like Nickelodeon.

- Your video entry must be between 15 to 60 seconds. No more, no less. This is to ensure that no one’s video goes on for a very long or short time in comparison to others, but also give people enough time to make a story if needed.

- The first and last second of your video will be used to transition to the former and next entry. So, for your own sake try to make sure that the last second either isn’t too important or you don’t switch between two or several scenes in that one second.

- It’s up to you to make sure I’m aware that you’ve finished your entry by writing a comment. It doesn’t matter if you know I’m subscribed to you. You are still obligated to tell me that you’ve made an entry for the challenge. If you don’t tell me, I can’t put it into the finished challenge video.

- When you’ve finished your entry, you must send it to me by putting a link to your video in a NEW comment of this video, too many videos have almost been lost because YouTube doesn’t always notify properly. So do yourself a favor and put your entry in a new, separate comment. If I have “loved” your comment, it means that I have seen it and downloaded your video. If your comment hasn’t been “loved”, you need to make sure that I’m aware of your video. There’s a chance I may have forgotten so please help me, and yourself, by making me aware of your video once more :)

- The deadline is at the end of the month, meaning the 30rd of 31st of each month, depending on how many days is in that month.

- I need a minimum of 3 entries. If I get any less, I’m not posting a full video with all the entries.

Rules for this particular challenge:
The style can be whatever you choose; from MMV to FFX to simple canon or crossover.
The type of story you portray is up to you.
If you make a video with a potentially triggering subject, or with anything adult, you MUST including a 3 second warning at the beginning of your video. Those 3 seconds won’t count as part of your entry, but it’s 100% obligatory in order to warn people who may not wish to see the subject in your video.
If you need help, just ask in the comments.

Happy editing ;D