[ SECRET POST #4705 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4705 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, but this Good Omens vid is still my favorite thing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cr0AvAdn9MM

[(Anonymous)]

That vid is a good example of a really delightful and well made vid...in a style I still don't like. Like, I really can't fault it. It's excellently done. But even the first time I watched it (which wasn't today, though I did just rewatch it now) I remember thinking, "Augh, talking vid!" but also, "Well made and charming talking vid."

I think part of what makes it so good is that the vidder is still doing a lot of what I look to vidding for, which is using what's being said in the track to bring out, juxtapose, and comment on narrative aspects of the text. The biggest thing I dislike about dialogue is that it distracts from that synergistic interplay between text and track, and also it allows the vidder to be lazy and make their points with the text's own words rather than finding a way to articulate them with the lyrics and clip choices alone.

But the vidder who made that vid brought their A game and did a lot of cool interplay between the track and the text.

[(Anonymous)]

The cutting is good, but the music if far too loud and drones out the dialogue a lot of the time.

[(Anonymous)]

It really does feel more like an ad/commercial for Good Omens set to a Queen song, versus like. . . a fanvid ¯\_(⌣̯̀⌣́)_/¯