Explains, with examples, the types of AI tools that have been used in fanvids.

These guides are designed to give you an insight into the theory behind audio and video and also to show you how to get some of the best looking and sounding AMVs that you can using software in Windows. Please note that this guide is intended to be read in its ENTIRETY. If you simply skip around, it is VERY likely that you will be confused. Also has a link to download the AMVapp.

AniDB stands for Anime DataBase. We feature detailed information about all forms of CJK (Chinese, Japanese, and Korean) animation. Helps to locate what episodes specific characters show up in.

Explains the photoshop blending modes, but these modes are also used in many video editing programs.

A network of vidding-related sites made or maintained by BentoVid members

Extract a color palette from an image

AI-Powered tool that created a color palatte from an image

A database of color palettes created from movies & musicals. Includes anime.

Basically lists all types of cuts & fades, with examples, and some reasons for why they're used.

Start thinking like a cinematographer. Explore the most common types of camera shots, and learn when and how to use them for the greatest effect.

Lists camera shot types with examples. Explains what they are, how they are made, and when to use them.

You will learn things but mostly it's to realise how little you know. Color correcting, and color in general, is just black magic and nobody knows how it works. (This is a video editor working for Linus Tech Tips listing all of his questions about color correcting and mainly complaining how bad the resources to learn are)

Explains what match cuts are and gives examples of different types.

In case your video editor's bloom effect isn't quite cutting it, a 3D render might do the trick. A quick explanation on how to do the effect, with the video done explaining it in about 1.5 minutes

A resource site with downloads & guides, focusing on Adobe After Effects piracy

Anime reverse search, if you only have access to an image and you want to know from what anime it was taken (including the ep/or timestamp)

Explains how alpha mattes, channels, and transparency works. Explains what "premultiplied" means and how that setting works.

Want to know what anime that is in that one Match cut AMV at 1:57? This page can find you the Answers!

AMV breakdown series. Links to a youtube playlist.