ZeroVerge Studios
How I got into Anime Music Videos
I started off playing MUDs (text based RPGs) moved on to Final Fantasy VII, and other RPGs of which most were on the Playstation my cousin owned. When I finally got cable television, I had the pleasure of seeing anime for the first time. But none really caught my attention until Rurouni Kenshin was broadcasted. I had a passion for sketching, but I sucked at it. I have friends who can attest to how bad my sketching is, so there is no dispute there.
In 1999-2000, I saw Kusoyaro’s Kyoto Kombat and Glory of Love AMV. I never really thought about doing AMVs until I fiddled with Adobe Premiere 5.0 (yes 5.0, not 6.0) and came up with my first three videos, having no special effects and no proper lip syncing. I was never proud of them, and am still embarassed about them. Soon after, I started using DVDs as sources for high quality AMVs, eventually finishing my last in 2003.
These fanworks represent my tribute to anime and music, and I hope you would enjoy viewing them. I may or may not return to the AMV arena, but I really do miss the times when I made these.
Where to download
You can find links to the titles under ZeroVerge Studios on the Site Navigation panel in the sidebar, or alternatively, the links can also be found on the this page. In the individual pages, details of these fanworks can be found, as well as a download link. I would appreciate any links to my AMV pages, but please do NOT link to the AMV downloads directly.
Terms of Use
Please note that these AMVs are for personal use only.
It is strongly encouraged that if you like them, please support the original creators of the music and anime used by purchasing their works.
If you do not own the music or anime, please delete the AMVs after a period of 48 hours.