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Synchronicity in cinema is not uncommon; in fact, movie directors and composers work hard to manipulate their creations so that the sight and sound are one, that the music may complement the movement, and vice versa. However, it is the unintentional Synchronicities that strike the eye of Synchronizers. Somewhere, in the life of a synchronizer, he will stumble upon a piece of music and a film that may or may not be linked idealogically, but in artistic beauty are identical. This makes Synchronicity a delicate, personal, and sometimes individual effort that only the Synchronizer himself might truly understand. Sometimes I will start a movie but leave the audio for the television on another movie, and the results can be startling. This is a once in a lifetime Synch, and are more therapeutic than beautiful. Luckily, since most traditional synchs consist of film and music that are available widely, other Synchronizers (for this term includes mere audience members of Synchronizations since they are participating in the act) are free to attempt to recreate the efforts of the Creator.
So I stand before you as both a Synchronizer and a Creator of Synchs hoping to clear the air for you to create Synchronizations yourself, and to share with you my own. I also hope to spread knowledge of the very popular and truthfully best Synchs, those whose value will never be attained by intentionally created Synchs. If you're new to Synchronicity, please read the Facts page to get started. If you have any questions, feel free to e-mail me.
Evan T. Burchfield
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