Where the Truth Lies
You know, I am a Firth and Egoyan fan, and I still haven't seen this. But I have seen the original Fever Pitch.
Xander ,'Chosen'
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Where the Truth Lies
You know, I am a Firth and Egoyan fan, and I still haven't seen this. But I have seen the original Fever Pitch.
The girl who'll be playing Luna was in all the Irish papers when I was home last week. She's a complete fangirl. They had pictures of her queuing at midnight for the last book, wearing beaded golden snitch earrings that she'd made herself. She must be the most excited girl on the planet.
So, are trailer remixes the mainstream vids? Well, more mainstream, anyway?
Yeah. It's sort of weird, watching what I consider to be vidding techniques, used for this purpose. A little bit of mental disconnect.
wearing beaded golden snitch earrings
Not radishes, but still perfect.
It's sort of weird, watching what I consider to be vidding techniques, used for this purpose.
That's really interesting, because it never would have occured to me to think of remixing as a "vidding technique." It's just...editing. (And I wonder how much of my own POV is influenced by knowing that the Shining trailer that jumpstarted the trend came out of a film school class.)
Who knows, maybe these made up one-liners will prompt young people to seek out the real facts as found in my recent autobiographical book, "Against All Odds?" They may even be interested enough to check out my novels set in the Old West, "The Justice Riders," released this month.
Bwahahahaha! Nicely done, Chuck.
Nicely done, Chuck.
He's smooth like a roundhouse kick to the face.
That's really interesting, because it never would have occured to me to think of remixing as a "vidding technique." It's just...editing.
You get vidders who have had formal training in editing techniques, film school, the like, and you get completely feral vidders who figure stuff out for themselves. It's an interesting mix.
Feral vidders. Eating their film splices raw, peeing on character moments to mark their territory.
my recent autobiographical book, "Against All Odds?"
I'll take Reasons British orthography can be a good thing for $100, Alex.