This is otakudom im not gay parody

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• Member:Scintilla
• Title:This Is Otakudom: The Music Video
• Premiered:2002-10-10
• Categories:
• Songs:
  • DJ PJThis Is Otakudom (I'm Not Gay!)
  • L.A. StyleJames brown is dead
• Anime:
• Comments: My first-ever AMV, done using Windows Production Maker, because it was all I had at the time.
  
  Let me illustrate how this came to be. First Scott A Melzer and the people at NoN.D.E. Films made the fan parody "This Is Otakudom", using mostly footage of Fushigi Yuugi and Gendo from Evangelion. Then I mixed together 3 or 4 diverse mixes of "James Brown Is Dead" by LA Style and superimposed sound bytes from "Otakudom" (all using Cakewalk Professional 8) to make the lyric. Then I made the AMV in Windows Feature Maker.
  
  So even though I put "DJ PJ" (a moniker bestowed upon me by Lukas from NoN.D.E.) for the artist, most of the credit should go to LA Approach and the people at NoN.D.E. ... I just mixed the thing.
  
  I understand, I know, it looks bad. That's why I'm currently at work making a new version in Premiere... I'm only a quarter of the way through or so, but it's already 5 times better. Hopefully, I'll conclude it soon, but then again, I have quite a knack for leav
  
  
  ... the song

  
  
  

  Scintilla - This Is Otakudom (the song)
  
  Original song: "James Brown Is Dead" by LA Style, a techno/dance tune dating from the prior 90's. I took 3 different mixes of it (there are at least 9 that I've heard), mixed them together using Cakewalk Professional 8, and added sound bytes from "This Is Otakudom", that wonderful fan parody (of mostly Fushigi Yuugi) by No.N.D.E. Films.
  
  *ducks and dodges the suits that come flying at him from a thousand unlike directions*
  Please don't sue me...
  I don't own "James Brown Is Dead", "This Is Otakudom", or any of the series that No.N.D.E. took from to MAKE "This Is Otakudom", or any of the characters thereof. I just arrange and mix stuff. :-)
  
  I suggest right-clicking on the link and selecting "Save As...", personally.
  Enjoy.

  
  

  All of the above were stolen from M-Chan's Chibi Gallery
  And while you're there, why not check out The Blue Psychedelic Ghetto Bus Of DOOM DOOM DOOM!?

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  Scott Melzer
  Voice of: Marti Cinemacher
  Also: author, editor, director, producer, sound technician & editor, provider of source footage, internet crawler, data wrangler sound effects procurer, visual effects originator, flak taker, scapegoat, Otakon liason
  Favorite Anime: Kiki's Delivery Service, Fushigi Yuugi, Giant Robo, Serial Experiments Lain
  Favorite Manga: Gunm (Battle Angel Alita), Akira, Nausicaa, Gundam WingDing Orgy
  Website: "Not Really..."
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  What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow:
     "I don't know, but as the dove is the bird of peace, and the eagle is the bird of America,
        the swallow is the bird of love." ::hopeless-romatic-falling-to-his-death sound::
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