[Kain Inverse]

I put this out with Movie Maker while waiting for my Adobe Premiere trial to download/install, so it's really more of a proof of concept or animated storyboard.
Point being, is this potentially something I could submit to an AMV Hell project, and how can I improve it?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qvl3dL04PvQ

[Haar]

The lipsyncing needs work. So do the audio and video quality, although that could just be YouTube screwing you over as it often does for everyone. The clip felt as if it could've been shorter, maybe even cut in half. Of course, the concept was sort of weak since we didn't even see the guy get shot and he didn't look much like Winnie the Pooh anyway.

[Kain Inverse]

Working on the finetuning. The video quality may get better when I do it out of Windows Movie Maker, but the audio probably won't improve. I have no idea where to find a good clip of someone being shot that wouldn't look out of place, as I cant think of anything that isn't 15-20 years younger. And I'm not too worried about the resemblance, as he's short and very round, and that's always seemed close enough in these vids.

[Akyho]

Considering the source's main joke was not showing it and having Lister describe it. I don't think it would work well even if everything went perfect for you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_3oXfgB35E

[EvilestDeath]

he didn't look much like Winnie the Pooh...
...at all.

That is my only complaint. Lip sync is fine could be better but its surly just fine. V/A Quality's fine, length is fine. It is something I say could be submitted. It may get rejected but I will say I wasn't interested enough to watch it twice.

[jinzo64]

The canned laughter ruins it for me,But it's a nice effort.

[arisboch]

It serves this dumb bear rigth :D not bad of an AMV :)