Gift for linguology by Laura Shapiro (The Heat)

Jan 26, 2014 07:00

Title of vid: Do My Thing
Recipient: linguology
Vidder: Laura Shapiro
Fandom: The Heat (2013)
Music: Do My Thing by Estelle featuring Janelle Monáe
Summary: My road, it ain't your road, but trust I know where I'm going.
Content notes: No standardized notes apply
Signed length: 03:08
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r: linguology, !2013, f: heat - 2013

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elipie January 26 2014, 16:46:14 UTC
This is so much fun!! Your clips flow so seamlessly together and it looks so natural. This is a weird comment but my not-awake self doesn't really know how else to describe what she means. Basically, I love this vid and it's really well done, both technically and narratively!

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laurashapiro February 11 2014, 14:42:14 UTC
It didn't seem like a weird comment at all! I'm delighted you noticed the work I put into continued motion -- it's something I'm trying to get better at. Thank you so much!

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galadriel34 January 26 2014, 18:37:28 UTC
What a great and funny vid! Amazing storytelling :) I know I have to watch this movie now :)

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laurashapiro February 11 2014, 14:43:01 UTC
Thank you! And it's a great movie -- you won't be disappointed. (:

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rhoboat January 26 2014, 20:02:25 UTC
The credits are so cool, and I loved how you used the two singers for for each character. Yay for The Heat!

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laurashapiro February 11 2014, 14:43:41 UTC
Thank you! I had fun emulating the movie's credits.

Your work this year was great, too!

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daria234 January 26 2014, 20:21:10 UTC
I love how this showcases the characters' badassery as well as their hilariousness, and I especially love how the video brings out the parallels between the two women, and the way they are awesome despite everyone disliking them for their unconventionality and their awesomeness.

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laurashapiro February 11 2014, 14:44:49 UTC
Oh, thank you, I'm so pleased that came through! I thought that was one of the strongest aspects of the film; it really showed the women as well-rounded human beings, and the way neither of them quite fit in the world.

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kiki_miserychic January 26 2014, 22:44:49 UTC
Smart use of the song for the characters' voices.

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laurashapiro February 11 2014, 14:44:57 UTC
Thanks!

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