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Hello Everyone,
Sort of asking for a friend here - we are looking to add a custom video intro to add a little bit of pop to movie night for friends and family to enjoy.
Looking to create something similar to this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BslYcPdl36w
It looks like this end user created the video in Sony Vegas Pro 10 - which I have a little experience with. I am getting a bit stuck as to where this actually belongs in the startup process. How does my home theater system know to load this up before the movie loads? Do I need to do something with the receiver, projector, etc to make this default? A basic overview would be nice if anyone can provide.
If anyone has any other software recommendations that are not based on subscription rates I am also open to looking into those as well.
Thanks!

This will be a long text post, so hold on lads.
TL;DR - Nope. Read the fucking post.
INTRODUCTION: Now, I know you guys are probably wondering what qualifies me to make a tutorial like this. Most of you probably have never heard of me. Well, after tens of failed attempts at montage parodies, I made one that ticked the boxes and it went decently good on this subreddit. In five easy steps I will show you how to truly become MLG at making montage parodies.

1. CLIPS: Make sure the clips are montage parody-able. It seems today that classic montage parodies, or at least good ones, are very hard to find today- and with good reason. Montage parodies are meant to be well edited. This was likely not true a few years ago, but it is now.

Make sure the clips you're using are lulzy, and you had a good laugh out of too. I used Hot Fuzz, one of my favourite comedy films- and everything just worked out.
And that brings me to my next point. Choose a clip that YOU enjoy- not some video going viral. And by enjoy, I mean it in a sense where you get a laugh out of, whether it's intentional or not, because of its comedic values or because it's just pure randomness and just lulzy af.

1. REACTIONS Don't overuse it and try to use the least amount of different reactions. I'd recommend just using the entire reaction clips of "The Rap Battle - Parody" as that is relevant in reactions and doesn't sound too out of place.

Of course if clips like "F her right in the pussy" or "Oh baby a triple" works perfectly for the situation (eg don't use "oh baby a triple" when the guy just steps once. I wouldn't even use it when he steps three times- it's been overdone.) then use it. Video making is like music- you have to stay in context throughout or else it will fail.

1. EDITING Use mapping to your advantage. I personally use Sony Vegas Pro 10 as imo it as the best mapping tools. Mapping is probably the most effective editing tool in montage parodies, as it gives a sense of professionalism.

When mapping in Sony Vegas, do it frame by frame. You heard me, do it frame by frame. You doing it frame by frame gives the illusion as if you've done it in After Effects. Watch the video "Angry Dews" for example. That was all done in Sony Vegas through the frame by frame technique.
Another thing; use green screen. Greenscreen is probably the second most effective tool as you can put ridiculous things on. Want a plane crashing into the ground? Use greenscreen. Want an out of place car crash? Use greenscreen.
One of the most popular greenscreen clips are either the MW2 Intervention greenscreen, "COD" soldier smoking weed, or the money coming through the sky greenscreen (which is often used by Pyrocynical). Of course, there are thousands of greenscreen videos that you can find. Just a quick YouTube/Google search of what you want as your greenscreen should get you it.
If you want to know how to use greenscreen, just search it up. Most of the skills I've learnt are purely from searching. Google and Youtube are your best friends in producing things- this counts for montage parodies too.
When editing, don't go too overboard unless you have experience (eg Ancientreality, who's going through a media course at uni). Keep it simple yet professional and of course hilarious. Watch it through and if you think it's funny still compared to some other popular videos (be honest to yourself. Lying to yourself won't get you far in life at all.), then keep the video.
SOUND is important. Very important. Make sure the sound direction makes sense- on Sony Vegas you can choose where the sound comes from on the layers. Use it to your advantage. You can also change the dB of it by dragging the clip down. If you want to increase the sound, there should be an option on the layer too.
HOWEVER, NUMBER ONE RULE IN SOUND DIRECTING; I know it's a montage parody, but do NOT, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, make it kill some people's ears. I learnt this the hard way and this usually made the viewer them leave the video and not giving you support or help you out. Keep it at a REASONABLE level. If you're changing it for comedic effects, go ahead. But do NOT keep it ear-deafening levels throughout the entire video.
Fonts. Fonts are important. I'd download the Runescape UF font. Oh, and make sure you put plenty of Runescape references. Shit never gets old, trust me.
Images are insanely important in montage parody making. First things first though- DON'T USE MEMES. I'm fucking serious. Unless you're using it to directly mock the meme, do NOT use memes for actual comedic effect, especially if it is irrelevant. This will just give you hate and downvotes- two very bad things in the montageparodies subreddit.
However you can use images that are related to the subject. The most popular images are either: fedoras, joints (use Paint.net, GIMP or Photoshop to make the background transparent), Mountain Dew, Doritos or an Intervention. But you can use popular montage parody packs- just a quick Google search should do, but I'd recommend either making your own or using Arie's one.
REFINEMENT. Always go back and refine it if possible. Not much else to say about this.

1. THE FINAL RESULT Always watch the video back again to see if you've made any mistakes you didn't catch after rendering. If it means starting the whole project again (happened to me way too many times) or re-rendering it again, then do it. Do NOT put a time limit on yourself (unless of course you're entering a contest) as this will likely just make the finished product rushed- and in video-making you can NOT rush anything. You MUST take your time.

If your file is a ridiculous size eg 15gb (I say this because it's also happened to me .-.) then rerender the 15gb file into a .wmv file or .mp4 file even. 720p is completely fine, as rendering in 1080p would require an exceptional computer.
Once you're ready to upload, keep it simple and don't go too overboard with both the description or title. Use popular, attracting words for it, eg edgy, MLG or dank while keeping relevance. Keep it simple.

1. INTERACTION Try to interact with everyone who comments or likes/upvotes your videos- on both Reddit and Youtube. This seriously does help both you and you audience; it's a win-win situation.

CONCLUSION: Follow all of these steps and you should make a great montage parody. If you want, you can always just message me with a question or a link to your montage parody and I'll tell you what you can do, or how to improve it.
Have fun m8s.
PS: If you're looking into making montage parodies from either Smosh or Pewdiepie, welcome. Just don't make it obvious that you're a fan of either of them tho.
EDIT 1: added clarity and a note EDIT 2: fixed grammatical errors