Vidding

[thuviaptarth]

I finished the draft! I am so excited! I am so bummed out! Now I think it sucks, and everything's too slow except for the parts that are too fast, and it doesn't matter because every single clip choice in the entire thing is awful anyway.

... destina said this is normal. I vaguely remember similar feelings upon finishing long stories. Hmm.

I need to mess with the AVS script because the brightest whites are too white. I should only have this problem with my laundry.

But do you know what this means? Revisions! Time to watch TV! I have already watched last night's SPN and this weekend I can catch up on Life and SCC and Pushing Daisies and possibly some things on DVD! Oh, leisure time not spent vidding and bitching about boring life stuff, I have missed you!

I have dimly noticed there has been yuletide discussion in the background. Dear flist, my earnest yuletide desire for a couple of years now has been for someone to write me fiction for a cult sci-fi movie starring Christopher Eccleston, Eddie Izzard, and Derek Jacoby. astolat has kindly put together a brief presentation illustrating the film's merits. Please consider it when preparing your Yuletide fandoms lists. Sincerely, thuvia.

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[untrue-accounts.livejournal.com]

(a) Watching other people make my ideas into vids made it look much easier than it actually was, but by the time I had convinced myself of this, I had put too much effort into it to give up;

(b) Probably sooner or later I will give up and just make a vid about how goddamn gorgeous Dean Winchester is, but right now I'm making the vids that I want to see but which I can't find out there and don't think will ever be out there unless I make or commission them. Or trying to -- this vid has shifted considerably since my first conception of it, because I just couldn't pull it off, but still. That's where I started, anyway.

(Though am quite serious about doing Vid #2035 on How Gorgeous Is That Dean Winchester Guy, Anyway?)