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A '''Video Collage''' is a video made from clips of video and animation, juxtaposed in various ways. While video collages have existed as an art form since the 1960s, they were something of a film-school peculiarity until the explosion of video capture and editing tools and the rise of online video repositories such as [[YouTube]] made it a rather trivial matter to put one together.
A '''Video Collage''' is a video made from clips of video and animation, juxtaposed in various ways. While video collages have existed as an art form since the 1960s, they were something of a film-school peculiarity until the explosion of video capture and editing tools and the rise of online video repositories such as [[YouTube]] made it a rather trivial matter to put one together.


Generally overlaps with the following, many of which use video collage extensively:
Generally overlaps with the following, many of which use video collage extensively:
* [[Animutation]] (basically a sub-trope)
* [[Animutation]] (basically a sub-trope)
* [[Fan Vid]]
* [[Fan Vid]]
* [[Stupid Statement Dance Mix]] (the accompanying videos are typically done this way)
* [[Stupid Statement Dance Mix]] (the accompanying videos are typically done this way)
* [[Youtube Poop]]
* [[YouTube Poop]]


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Revision as of 19:51, 11 April 2017

A Video Collage is a video made from clips of video and animation, juxtaposed in various ways. While video collages have existed as an art form since the 1960s, they were something of a film-school peculiarity until the explosion of video capture and editing tools and the rise of online video repositories such as YouTube made it a rather trivial matter to put one together.

Generally overlaps with the following, many of which use video collage extensively: