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Amy Rose's Silver Hammer - Variant 2

Nz17 Productions

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Video name: Amy's Silver Hammer - Variant 2 Anime: Sonic X Character: Amy Rose Song: Maxwell's Silver Hammer (The Beatles) Genre: Comedy

[Producer's note: This is the second variant of the anime music video, "Amy's Silver Hammer." In this revision, the product is much closer to my original vision. It is shorter, uses the more common version of "Maxwell's Silver Hammer," and the video footage is more comedy-focused.]

{The following text is the pre-production note on the intended design of the video.}

Video === Part 1: --- Fade from black into the Nz17 Productions logo. Background should be white. The logo should be large and centered. Fade out to black. Total time: about 2 seconds

Part 2: --- Black background, white text - centered, middle height

Text: Nz17 Productions presents Amy's Silver Hammer

Total time: about 2 seconds

Part 3: --- The video itself should be a comedic video which basically follows the plot of the song "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" but using video clips featuring Amy Rose from Sonic X often while she uses her hammer, the Piko Piko Hammer. Any hits with the hammer swings should be synchronized with the tink-tink sound which plays during the song. Please use any clips from Sonic X which work for the video.

Part 4 (credits): --- Black background, white text

Text: Produced by Nz17 Productions http://www.nz17.com/

Video editing by: Syed Adees https://www.fiverr.com/syedadees

The "Sonic X" anime and the Amy Rose character are copyrighted by SEGA Sammy Holdings Co., Ltd.

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