[ SECRET POST #4705 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4705 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I honestly don't have a problem with this, although I like no-dialogue vids, too. I think the best thing is for there to be a variety.

As long as we don't go back to where people would try to insert bits of dialogue but weren't very good at choosing the right parts or dealing with the audio and were including whatever other audio (i.g. soundtrack music) was occurring at the same time, or those vids where they'd play fairly long chunks of a scene with characters talking to each other but with no dialogue and it looked weird and was less like a vid and more like watching a TV show on mute with the radio playing or the A/V equivalent of a song fic. (I mean, do you even understand the concept of a music video? It's not to just play music over an unedited scene.)

[(Anonymous)]

OP - Loling at your description of old badly mad/novice fanvids from the early days of YouTube. God I remember those.

[(Anonymous)]

I remember coming across a lot of Doctor Who fanvids like that on YouTube very early on. When I finally found a great one that was like a proper music video (and like the few pre-YouTube fanvids I had seen, so I knew this isn't what all fanvids were like), someone actually said in the comments that they thought the edits were "kinda fast."

*flips table*