Music Video Competition
On October 4, 2007, OverClocked ReMix announced a competition, in conjunction with Piano Squall and eStarland, regarding the creation of a music video set to a track from Voices of the Lifestream. There were three different categories to enter including Final Fantasy VII, anime, and original. The winners were awarded a signed limited edition of Voices of the Lifestream among other prizes, as well as having their video presented at anime and gaming conventions that OC ReMix attends. The contest ended on December 14, 2007. The winners were announced on the OverClocked ReMix forums two months later:
Final Fantasy VII Category
- Winner: "Compiled Memories" by sayde (David Lee)
- Runner-up: "Black-Winged Angel" by slkdragon (Chris Cook)
- Honorable Mention: "Wheels of Lifestream" by Big Paul (Paulo Augusto)
Anime Category
- Winner: "Final Moments of Clarity" by Mindeffects (Saša Tarbuk)
- Runner-up: "Sweetest Embrace" by Phantasmagoriat (Chris Studer)
Original Category
- Winner: "Stone Eyes" by Zethzen (Ian Cofino)
- Runner-up: "Lunatic Hero" by backseatstuff (Matt Furbush)
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