DZX Productions - Music Videos

Advent Revolutions
by Sephiroth X

Everything that has a beginning has an end and the fated final continuation of the Matrix series and FF7:AC came together to birth Advent Revolutions.

Aided by Waffle King and Adobe After Effects to create further similar ties between the movie realms, X achieved the Promised Land title "Best in Show" at Anime Detour 2007. The "Sci-Fi Glomp Provoking Awesomeness" proved that he, without a doubt, used his previous experience with AMV trailers and delivered on all drooling expectations.

~Altruistic Crono

Never Turn Away
by Altruistic Crono

Well let me put it this way... Altruistic Crono did what I (Sephiroth X) couldn't do in my 5 Final Fantasy 7 videos, create something totally spectacular and fully jaw dropping. Originally, this video was offered to AC as a challenge issued by none other then myself. I guess a little outside motivation really can do some good.

Altruistic Crono uses the game's footage brilliantly and even uses clips not normally seen in many other FF7 videos to date including a very significant video captured cut-scene. Take all of that and mix in AC's unique gift with AMVs, and he created a great piece of work from a footage and audio source that in today's days of AMVs has been beaten to death proving that its never too late to create something truly unique.

~Sephiroth X

The Mugenjou
by ZaCloud

While it wasn't DZX's first attempt at a trailer, it certainly was the best.

ZaCloud paid close attention to detail when editing this video, carefully going through the trailer and footage frame-by-frame, to achieve what was a fantastic result. The scene match-ups were almost eerie, and the timing was spot-on. Add to that, some clever and effective plays on the DZX and studio logos, and you have a video that definitely deserves more than a second view.

~SqiKy kLeen

Record 1- The Legend Of Broli
by SqiKy kLeen

We all knew that SqiKy kLeen had become an avid Bemani fan, and to a point it almost hindered his progress as a DZX Productions member until the day he managed to merge the entities of Bemani music and DZX together to create Record 1.

Utilizing footage from the DragonBall Z movie Broly: The Legendary Super Saiyan, possibly the most brutal of the DBZ movies, and the audio of The Legend of Max, one of the most intense and difficult DDR songs, SqiKy kLeen created one of the shortest yet sweetest videos to hit DZX Productions yet. Record 1 does the heralded Broly DBZ movie justice and paves the way for DZX Productions' future in regards to the craze that is Konami's Bemani series.

~Sephiroth X

Wish Again
by Altruistic Crono

One of the most valuable experiences of my brief AMV career was to see this work of art flicker across the screen in many of its evolutionary forms, blossoming before my very eyes.

I'm a fan of traditional story structure, and this was always a mild sticking point for me on this video. After repeated viewings, I've come to understand that there is a story here, subconscious and subtle, speaking to the audience on an almost instinctual or metaphysical level.

This is very much an Altruistic Crono video. Like the man himself, there is always something deeper, always another layer. It attacks unsuspecting viewers on a subconscious level, tricking and fooling our senses and defying expectations.

A torrent of half-remembered images, glimpses of the characters' (and to some extent, our own) pasts dancing in the corners of our eyes - pure emotion, pure force and conflict. “Wish Again” is a lucid dream of an uncertain journey, an undertow of images that begs the viewer to be pulled in, pulled under and along for the ride.

In many ways, this is AC's finest video. There is an artistry here which can be neither duplicated nor denied, regardless of your preconceived notions of AMV construction.

Well done, my friend, from the toughest of critics.

~Archangel Zero