I hate that too. It''s easy to sit back and say "This demo is
poor because of x and y", or "You should have just done this
that and the other". In practice it''s not so simple. Writing a
demo takes a lot of time and work. I suppose its easy to forget
that when they only see the 2 minute culmination of 3 months
work.

I welcome constructive criticism, especially from fellow
entrants though. I found Enigma''s summary back there very
helpful.

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Matrix,
I love the start to your demo, the tomb is the most artistic part of the movie IMO. You did very well with it.

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Thanks

But im still so disappointed that i couldnt finish...I had this wicked scene planned where King Theoden was looking at Theadreds grave, the music was playing "a promise lives within you now", and then you see the flower fall to the ground...

Come on! Let''s keep this topic alive!

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Original post by Anonymous Poster
Come on! Let''s keep this topic alive!

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OK. So here are my favorite ones :
1 Michael Wallace
2 Andreas Hammar
3 James Trotter

Anyway, all demos were pretty good.

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