GROO-046 - groovin’ 超ミニスカ女子校生 パンチラDISCO15

*There are too many scenes where the valley part of the song where the heavy bass beat stops and the song stagnates is edited out. The staff's sense is extremely disappointing. I wonder if this is because an increasing number of inexperienced staff members don't even understand the basics of dance work, which is the synergistic effect of high-pitched beats and hip-shaking dance for a certain amount of time.It's sad. It would be unimaginable for a dance film by a proper director to include so many scenes in the valley of the song, where the deep bass beat cuts out and fades out, into the film's time.The level of editing is so low. In the first place, the staff's sense of choosing a song with such a heavy bass beat is rotten. Especially if you are a fan of disco culture. If a disco back then had played a song with such a choppy, heavy bass beat, the audience would have booed and gone straight away. Regarding the left and right hip swings, which are the basics of dance pieces, many of the children were able to do so with some force. There are some kids who just jump little by little and don't swing their hips at all, slacking off. Children like this should be taught dance, it will degrade the quality of their work. Also, a room that looks like a room in a private house with white curtains. Where is this disco? It doesn't have a disco feel at all. Furthermore, there are many scenes where the white curtains are too bright on the screen, creating backlighting and making the performers' bodies appear dark and difficult to see. Is this directed by an amateur with no experience in film production? The use of light is extremely poor and embarrassing. In other words, it's like putting a reflex board within the angle of view of the camera. This is an amateur video work. First of all, this room with white curtains is not suitable for dance pieces at all. If you want to use that room, you'll have to use thick blackout curtains to block out the outside light and increase the lighting. In this way, there are many fatal problems with the basics of dance works, and they are third- or fourth-rate pieces of crap. The best works in this series were 4 to 11, with only 4 and 5 being the best. After 12, the number of people decreases, there is no power, there are only dances that do not follow the rhythm, and it is full of crap that is not worth reviewing. Why has this series fallen so far? Has the director changed since 4 and 5?

*There aren't many gyaru or black gyaru types, and I personally like most of the girls, so I recommend it.