Last year, a video production group approached me and told me that they would like to create a short promotional video for Yandere Simulator. They asked me for a script. I wrote a script that was meant to be synchronized to a popular Japanese folk song called "Tsubasa Wo Kudasai" and asked a very helpful artist to illustrate a storyboard. The production group planned to film the video in November 2015, when a cherry tree in Asia was blooming. It was going to be awesome!
Unfortunately, that video production group got really busy, and couldn't actually film the video. The cherry tree's blooming season is over now, too.
I didn't want the concept or the storyboard to go to waste, so I asked a very talented musician and several very talented vocalists to provide me with a cover of Tsubasa Wo Kudasai, synchronized the song and the illustrations, and uploaded this video.
Absolutely anyone is welcome to create an animated or live-action version of this video. You can do it in Asia or in your backyard, with professional actors or with your friends, for profit or for free. You're also welcome to make whatever changes or additions you think would be an improvement.
"Tsubasa Wo Kudasai" is a copyrighted song. I don't own the rights to this song. Fortunately, the owners of this song will not take down a RU-vid video that features this song. (However, RU-vid requires you to share your profit with the copyright owners if you monetize a video featuring this song, regardless of whether or not it's a cover.)
This video uses a cover version of "Tsubasa Wo Kudasai". If you want to use this cover in your own video, you'd have to get permission from the vocalists and musician credited at the end of the video.
I'm anticipating a certain question as a result of uploading this video...
"Is this SNAP Mode?"
The answer is both "yes" and "no". I'm not willing to divulge any more details than that. You'll see!
13 фев 2016
