Four Vividcon vids

[gwyn-r.livejournal.com]

I've posted my four premiering Vividcon vids to my site, and a few of them to my Imeem page (I'm very wary of Imeem right now after losing five vids a few weeks ago).

From the premieres show
I Remember
streaming here
Fandom: Charlie Jade
Artist: REM (I Remember California)
File: QT Divx 38MB
Three worlds, one hope... except he can't get there from here. (Vid by me and Jo)

From the challenge show for the theme: faith
Well Well Well
Fandom: Firefly
Artist: Ben Harper and the Blind Boys of Alabama
File: QT Divx 20MB
Faith isn't always belief.

From Club Vivid, the dance vids show
Ready Steady Go
streaming here
Fandom: Multimedia
Artist: Paul Oakenfold
File: QT Divx 36MB
Street legal. (Vid by me and m'lyn)

Flash Dance
streaming here
Fandom: La Femme Nikita
Artist: Deep Dish
File: QT Divx 33MB
He's the kind of guy who thinks he's smart.


The vids site is still password protected. User: gwyn PW: cymru

As always, feedback of any kind is gratefully received.

Comments

[giglet.livejournal.com]

My housemate came into the room while I was watching "Ready, Steady, Go" and sat entranced through the rest of it. He thought it was a preview for an upcoming movie.

The penny eventually dropped when he saw Starsky and Hutch. But he's kinda bummed -- he wants to see that movie.

[gwyn-r.livejournal.com]

That is so cool -- that's kind of how me and Mlyn felt about it, in some ways. The big movie reel we wish we could have seen! So yeah, i want to see that movie too!

[fufaraw]

I'm in awe. Like sculptors who makes the visions in their heads three dimensional under their hands, or musicians who create original melody out of eight notes, you've created magic here. Thank you for sharing your visions.

[gwyn-r.livejournal.com]

That is incredibly kind of you, thank you. I will treasure this comment, especially on those days when I wonder if I have any ability at all or am feeling like I can't keep up. It's the kind of thing that keeps me going.

[fufaraw]

Let's just pretend I left the s off of "makes" up there, shall we? I of course changed "a sculptor who makes" to the plural because all the "his or her"s got unwieldy. And forgot to drop the s.

The sentiment, however, remains true.