Uploaded September 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Wow. I do not think I've ever finished an MEP part so fast. I started this right after I uploaded my Aladdin and Jasmine MEP part yesterday, and about finished before my lap top even died.
The only reason I didn't upload it till today is because I spent forever deciding which voiceovers to use, as well as coloring.
Anyways, this is for Karissa's (xXAmity0ParkXx's) Butterfly MEP which was a cinematography MEP.
I chose the Prince of Egypt almost instantly, not only because it's one of my absolute favorite films of all time, but because there were so many gorgeous scenes in the movie that would fit so well.
The first two scenes that came to my head when I signed up for the MEP were, one, the raining fire behind Rameses statue, and the whale in the water, both of which I managed to use in this. There were lots of scenes I cut, but wouldn't fit, because I wanted the part to make sense and go in an order, not just all the beautiful scenes put together.
But in this part, I did a lot of the speeds and zooms I use to do, and it felt so awesome because I actually liked how it was looking and I was extremely inspired!!!
I didn't wanna put text for the voiceovers, because I think the voiceovers already started distracting from the editing part, in my opinion, and I wanted the editing to be noticed because I worked really hard on it.
Well, I think that does it! I hope you guys like it!
Please tell me what you think!!
Thanks guys
~amber
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Wow. I do not think I've ever finished an MEP part so fast. I started this right after I uploaded my Aladdin and Jasmine MEP part yesterday, and about finished before my lap top even died.
The only reason I didn't upload it till today is because I spent forever deciding which voiceovers to use, as well as coloring.
Anyways, this is for Karissa's (xXAmity0ParkXx's) Butterfly MEP which was a cinematography MEP.
I chose the Prince of Egypt almost instantly, not only because it's one of my absolute favorite films of all time, but because there were so many gorgeous scenes in the movie that would fit so well.
The first two scenes that came to my head when I signed up for the MEP were, one, the raining fire behind Rameses statue, and the whale in the water, both of which I managed to use in this. There were lots of scenes I cut, but wouldn't fit, because I wanted the part to make sense and go in an order, not just all the beautiful scenes put together.
But in this part, I did a lot of the speeds and zooms I use to do, and it felt so awesome because I actually liked how it was looking and I was extremely inspired!!!
I didn't wanna put text for the voiceovers, because I think the voiceovers already started distracting from the editing part, in my opinion, and I wanted the editing to be noticed because I worked really hard on it.
Well, I think that does it! I hope you guys like it!
Please tell me what you think!!
Thanks guys
~amber
Please check out Avitha101's DeviantArt:
avitha101.deviantart.com
Please subscribe to my backup channel: youtube.com/phantomgoddess96
And please follow my tumblr: animagix101.tumblr.com
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Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
