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Yes! On a small level, I realized with my last few vids -- basically since I switched to Premiere and discovered the film dissolve and different blend modes -- I'm in danger of relying too much on dissolves and overlays. So I decided my WIP would have NO dissolves and NO overlays, which I thought fit the song and the vid well anyway. Then I discovered one spot where a dissolve really did work well and made the moment 100x better, so I went with it, but it's the only spot!
More broadly, I would love to make a stream-of-consciousness type of vid that is all about motion, or perhaps some other visual aspect. I'd still need some sort of additional common denominator and I don't yet know what that would be. It would be a fun use of one of my "I'd like to vid this song but I have no ideas for it" songs.
Also I have plans for an Orphan Black kink vid and possibly a Xena kink vid. That's pretty new territory to me and I'm very excited about them. The Xena kink vid was originally my plan for
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I am planning to do this! Well I hope to anyway. For
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Eeeee, questions like this are super hard for me, so I'm going to use this as a chance to give a shoutout to three vidders who do a lot for vidding community. (Not that other people don't! See why this is hard for me?)
First,
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Speaking of defunct proboards sites, Elvira from Foolish Passions wrote up incredibly detailed tutorials that I treasured when I started vidding. Look, I know for some people she might come off as a bit snobbish in terms of codecs, where you get your source, etc, but for me, having incredibly clear, no-holds-barred instructions for the technical aspects of vidding was a complete lifesaver. I am a pretty impatient person with tech stuff, and I already deal with shit that doesn't work and has no instructions for 30/40 hours of my work-week, so there's a pretty good chance I would have given up on vidding altogether if it weren't for these tutorials.
Finally, a shout out to
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Orphan Black kink vid, yesssss.
I didn't know about vidpub, will probably be combing through past posts there at some point :D
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Orphan Black kink vid, yesssss.
I'm pretty excited about it... :D
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Ahaha, I am doing the exact opposite! I love dissolves and overlays; creating new images from the existing source feels like a writing a really good metaphor to me. My last two vids were all or almost all straight cuts, and I was determined to use more dissolves in the current vid just so I didn't forget that dissolves were an option.
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zeroone dissolve/overlay vid would be mightily served by some freeze frames! Which I enjoyed using in a past vid but then totally forgot about and don't even know how to make yet in Premiere.I very much agree about dissolves and overlays being great for metaphor and creating new images.