The Legend of KungLao Ch.2

to do a good job rather consistently. With interesting and various camera angles the action doesn't quickly get boring, and the music choice is always fitting, along with a good ear for when silence is more appropriate. This particular installment was a little confusing for me, especially since the last installment was submitted over six months ago. I remember most of the original video, though, as it was unique and left a lasting impression. Even so I wasn't quite sure where this one was going. It had the feel more of a trailer than a chapter, probably because it was so short and with very little actual content. It's basically a fight between the main character and several others, which is actually a very well-mixed scene with a lot of neat camera effects, and then a very short bit afterward with one dialogue line. Hard to find much of a plot within it, but perhaps chapter three will bring more of the story (and not be six months down the road!). Even so, excellent direction and a unique story. Worth a download if you saw the original, though I'd have to recommend re-downloading it [file="53839"]here[/file] to refresh your memory. The first one was quite the video, so if you haven't seen it you might want to give it a look, then take a peek at this one! ~Inyri
Jedi Academy is hard to film in. It just is. And that's assuming you're trying to do a Star Wars video. To try a ninja or samurai-style video in JA would nearly be suicide. However ObiWanKenody seems