-- Upload Transfer from my Youtube Channel -- Original Debut Date - Nov. 16, 2009 During my early days of making AMVs, I made a unique AMV using Evangelion footage focusing on the most unique topic that was never attempted on AMVs, and that was Instrumentality...thus I made this masterpiece, coupled with one of the greatest songs performed by Aerosmith, "Dream On". Recently, I suddenly decided it was time to attempt and share this with the Anime Expo con goers of my unique vision, so I resolved to enter this at the Anime Expo 2009 AMV Contest, however the original had poor picture quality, so I chose to completely remake this AMV. All in all, besides improving video quality, I believe I made this version a whole lot better and am content with it. It was a shame that it didn't make the finals at the contest, but this is a video that I'm proud of nevertheless. -- Note: For anyone that has seen the previous version, please note that my "restoration" was not 100%, for example, if you guys remember the text messages like "What do you fear?" and "This is the beginning of instrumentality.", those came from the DVDs when ADV first distributed Evangelion. So there's a huge difference between then and now. -- -- Neon Genesis Evangelion is the property of Gainax & Hideki Anno. The Song "Dream On" is performed by the group Aerosmith & the property of Columbia Records --

-- Upload Transfer from my Youtube Channel -- https://www.animemusicvideos.org/members/members_videoinfo.php?v=69765 This was the 2nd trailer parody I tried and it featured the trailer audio of Universal's Van Helsing starring Hugh Jackman & Kate Beckinsale. I had to admit, with a movie by the guy that directed the Mummy movies, it was an amusing movie, but it was well made too. Kinda what you would expect if you're into those kind of movies. Anyway, when I made this trailer parody, I immediately envisioned D & Alucard in this kind of setting, and D kinda looked like Van Helsing as well. It was fairly easy finding the right scenes, and eventually I threw in some Chrono Crusade footage to fill the gaps.

--Upload Transfer from my Youtube Channel-- Original upload/release date: 3-15-2002 https://www.animemusicvideos.org/members/members_videoinfo.php?v=3922 This AMV was to be the first of the so-called "Children Trilogy" I had planned to do AMVs for Asuka & Rei, but they never got started. Could say the world got in the way(since I was focusing on college & preparing to enter the army at this point). In an era of "Linkin Park Z" videos, I took a gamble with the song choice, and chose a Linkin Park song that wasn't used at the time. The end result was a pretty well made (at the time) rendition of the character Shinji Ikari in the "mindf**k version" as I call it.

-- Upload Transfer from my Youtube Channel -- Long before I made this video, I made an Ah My Goddess AMV to Olivia Newton John's "Magic" from the movie soundtrack Xanadu, however after awhile I didn't seem to like the idea after it was done. So I decided to try it again, but I chose to take more pride in the selection of the song. It wasn't until I happened to listen to the Alabama album "For the Record", I happened to listen to one of the last tracks, noteably "She ain't your ordinary girl". The instant I heard the song, I knew I had an AMG AMV in the works. What makes this AMV unique to me is that normally AMG AMV's are usually couples AMVs revolving around Keiichi & Belldandy, however I focused primarily on Belldandy for this video, cause let's face it, the video was all about her. It was the best concept I had come up with, and it certainly made up for the botched "Magic" video I made before. Unfortunately, the only down side to this video was that I started to experiment with filters & transparencies in Adobe Premiere. Some shots were good under these experiments, and some weren't(and I left it that way too -_-! d'oh ). Despite some of the setbacks in this AMV, I still love the concept. Belldandy was one of those "impossibly-perfect" girls and she desevered her own video. This is one of my personal best AMVs because of this.